READING Grades K–6
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Voices Leveled Library ©2013 SUPPORT FOR ZANER-BLOSER VOICES LITERATURE & WRITING
Zaner-Bloser Voices Leveled Library books for Grades K–6 fit into any guided reading framework and are ideal for supporting Zaner-Bloser Voices Literature & Writing instruction.
Voices Leveled Library books are organized into six themes at each grade level. With topics ranging from how to get along with friends to historical figures who overcame discrimination, Voices Leveled Library books will supplement your classroom library with titles that support positive school climate and anti-bullying initiatives.
Purchasing Options
Six-packs of 648 titles for Guided Reading Levels* AA–Z can be purchased by individual title, by theme, or by grade level. Theme Book Packages include one six-pack of each title from a theme. Book Sets include one six-pack of each title from all six themes at a grade level.
Grade GRLs*
Kindergarten AA–C Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6
B–I
G–N J–Q M–T P–W S–Z
Purchase by Six-pack
72 titles 144 titles 144 titles 144 titles 48 titles 48 titles 48 titles
Save 5% on Theme Book Packages Purchase by Theme
12 titles (72 books) 24 titles (144 books) 24 titles (144 books) 24 titles (144 books) 8 titles (48 books) 8 titles (48 books) 8 titles (48 books)
Save 15% on Book Sets
Purchase by Grade Level
72 titles (432 books) 144 titles (864 books) 144 titles (864 books) 144 titles (864 books) 48 titles (288 books) 48 titles (288 books) 48 titles (288 books)
* Guided Reading Level designations are based on the work of Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell in Guided Reading: Good First Teaching for All Children (Heinemann, 1996) and Matching Books to Readers: Using Leveled Books in Guided Reading, K–3 (Heinemann, 1999).
Teacher Resources
Teaching Routine Cards and online audio recordings of Voices Leveled Library books are available. Call for pricing.
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