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Mom and I (Level A, nonfiction)
Get In (Level C, nonfiction)
The Mitten (Level D, fiction)
The Disappearing Moon (Level J, fiction)
Tian Tian, a Giant Panda (Level I, nonfiction)
How Zebras Got Their Stripes (Level K, fiction)
The Story of Jeans (Level M, nonfiction)
About Trees (Level P, nonfiction)
Cali and Wanda Lou (Level T, fiction)
A Big League for Little Players (Level S, nonfiction)
Mirroring Miranda (Level V, fiction)
Seeing the Evidence (Level X, nonfiction)
Maria Joins the Team (Level G, fiction)
The Life of Cesar Chavez (Level Y, nonfiction)
The Sky is Falling (Level D, fiction)
Foods Around the World (Level N, nonfiction)
Toby the Tiger (Consonant Tt /t/)
Sound/Symbol T
Chip the Chimp (Ch Consonant Digraph)
Nat's Cat (Word Families -at, -ap)
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