Reading Resources That Fit Your Classroom
The Superkids Reading Resources are packed with high-quality,
high-interest texts and guided-reading lessons that
will complement how you teach reading in grades K, 1, or 2.
Flexible, familiar guided-reading routines and best practices
ensure all your students develop into successful and
confident early readers.
Also ideal for independent practice, partner reading, and
read-alouds, our student texts include a variety of formats
ranging from decodable books to magazines and trade books.
Request Information
The Superkids Library
This collection of eight different libraries—five for kindergarten
and three for grade 1—features grade-level, cumulatively
decodable text. Each library has its own Teacher’s Guide and
six copies of titles for small-group instruction.
View the curriculum charts for information about the
decodable text progression, genres, comprehension skills
covered, and more.
Kindergarten Curriculum Chart
Grade 1 Curriculum Chart
Beginning Books Library, Grade K
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Informational Text Library, Grade K
With teacher support, students develop decoding and fluency skills while building their understanding of informational text structures, content, and vocabulary.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Differentiated Library – Easy, Grade K
The 10 books in the Easy Library have fewer words per page and shorter sentences than the onlevel books and some patterned text—to help build decoding automaticity in emergent readers.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Differentiated Library – On-Level, Grade K
A good fit for students with proficient reading skills, the 10 books in the On-Level Library have longer sentences and more words per page than the easy books.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Differentiated Library – Challenging, Grade K
Offering more challenge for strong readers, the 10 books in the Challenging Library have more complex sentences, more words per page, and often more pages than the on-level books.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Differentiated Library – Easy, Grade 1
The 16 books in the Easy Library have fewer words per page and shorter sentences than the on-level books—designed for helping struggling readers build confidence and fluency.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Differentiated Library – On-Level, Grade 1
With longer sentences and more words per page than the easy books, the 16 books in the On-Level Library are a good fit for proficient first-grade readers.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Differentiated Library – Challenging, Grade 1
Offering more challenge for strong readers, the 16 books in the Challenging Library have more complex sentences, more words per page, and often more pages than the on-level books.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Library Book Sample
Little Book Flip Charts
These 12″ x 9″ tabletop flip charts provide lists of letter combinations and words for blending and decoding practice and instruction.
The Little Book of Blending lists correspond to The Superkids Library sequence of phonemes for kindergarten.
Buy Now
The Little Book of Decoding lists follow the scope and sequence of phonics and structural analysis skills taught in The Superkids Libraries for grade 1.
Buy Now
SUPER Magazine
SUPER is an engaging informational text magazine written
just for second graders. Eight magazines explore unique
cross-curricular themes and can be taught in any order to
suit established science and social studies units.
Instruction builds background knowledge and vocabulary
and scaffolds students’ close reading of informational text.
For topics, pacing information, and more, download the
SUPER curriculum chart.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
SUPER Magazine Sample
The Superkids Book Club
The Superkids Book Club features well-known trade books
that capture students’ diverse interests and meet a wide
range of second-grade reading abilities. Download the Book
Club curriculum chart to learn more about titles, genres,
pacing information, and more.
Small-group instruction focuses on comprehension and vocabulary and helps students build fluency
with each book. Book Talk Journals correspond to each title and include text-dependent questions
that encourage students to make connections to and write about text.
Teacher’s Guide Lesson Sample
Book Talk Journal Sample
