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The following books are leveled at Intervention Levels 13-18:

Title	Level
AT THE FIREHOUSE WITH DAD An Asian Indian boy joins his firefighter dad at work for the day. See what he does and who he meets at the fire station.	13
POP POP AND GRANDPA A young boy goes to visit his African American grandfather in the Southern United States and his Latino grandfather in the Caribbean. His two grandfathers may be different, but they have one special thing in common.	13
WHAT BOO AND I DO A young Asian American girl and her dog Boo visit with elderly people, showing how rewarding it can be to help others.	13
HEY! YOU'RE EATING MY HOMEWORK After making a birdfeeder as a school project, a young Latino boy discovers that his creation attracts some unwanted attention.	14
JAZZ BABY A fun rhythmic story that encourages children to tap, snap, swing, and sway, to the jazzy musical beat.	14
PENCIL TALK AND OTHER SCHOOL POEMS A simple school day is a lot more fun when you add a little poetry! Follow along for a fresh look at spelling tests, recess, music class and more, in this spirited collection of school day poems.	14
I'M HEADING TO THE RODEO On her way to school one morning, a young Native American girl gets a taste of the rodeo adventure she daydreams about.	15
MUD TORTILLAS See what kind of mischief two Latino sisters get into when they decide to make their own tortillas—out of mud!	15
CAN YOU TOP THAT? A Latino boy and his friends use their imaginations to think up a variety of unique creatures, each one wackier than the one before.	16
ELIZABETI'S DOLL As her mother cares for the new baby, a young African girl learns about motherhood from her own very special–and unusual–doll.	16
PUNCHED PAPER There's going to be a classroom fiesta and it's time to make decorations. See how two Latino children turn some plain colored napkins into a colorful cut paper banner.	16
SUMMER SUN RISIN' From sun up to sun down, life on the farm is a flurry of activity. See how a young African American boy and his family spend a busy day on their farm.	16
SURPRISE MOON On a Fall night, a Vietnamese American boy named Nick shows his friends how to celebrate the Autumn Moon Festival, a special holiday in his father's home country. See which part of the celebration Nick likes the best.	16
FISHING FUN Two African American brothers go fishing with their father and discover it's not what you catch that its important, it's how much fun you have.	17
AFRICAN DANCE: DRUMBEAT IN OUR FEET Join an African Dance troupe as they get ready for their show. See how they move and learn where the dances come from.	18
BIBIM BAP FOR DINNER Follow along step-by-step as a young boy and his mother make a Korean dish, Bibim Bap, for the whole family to enjoy.	18
LEO AND THE BUTTERFLIES Meet a young boy named Leo who lives in Costa Rica. Learn all of the things Leo knows about the butterflies that live in the rainforest near his home.	18
MY STEPS A young African America girl uses her imagination when playing on her front steps. Of all the fun places her steps take her to, they always lead her back to home.	18
TEN ONI DRUMMERS Ten friendly goblins beat their drums to keep nightmares away from a young Japanese boy as he sleeps.	18
TWO SWEET PEAS In a story told through poetry, two girls–one African American, and one Latina–become friends and plan a way to honor special members of their families.	18

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Guided Reading Guided reading levels were assigned by certified Reading Recovery® teachers and literacy experts using the guidelines identified in Guided Reading and Matching Books to Readers by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell (Heinemann).

Intervention Intervention levels were assigned by certified Reading Recovery® teachers and literacy experts and are intended for use in early intervention and one-on-one tutorial programs, including Reading Recovery® programs. These levels are not officially authorized by Reading Recovery®. Reading Recovery® is a registered servicemark of The Ohio State University.

DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment) The DRA levels were determined using information in the Developmental Reading Assessment Resource Guide by Joetta Beaver (Celebration Press).

All level placements may vary and are subject to revision. Teachers may adjust the assigned levels in accordance with their own evaluations.