We've found three non-fiction books at the pre-primer reading level about kittens. These little books are the easiest available; suitable for beginning readers with a little experience under their belts.
Kittens(SandCastle: Baby Animals)
by Kelly Doudna
The pictures in this book are nice but they won't knock your socks off. A sweet photo of a mother cat suckling her kittens is accompanied by the following text:
A young cat is a kitten.Reading Information:
Kittens are small.
Word Count: 64
Page Count: 24
Accelerated Reading level: 0.6 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 36757
- Publisher: SandCastle (January 1999)
- ISBN-10: 1577651820
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Kittensby Grace Elora
Bright adorable photographs will grab children's attention. We will note however that the text seems more difficult than a .09 designation to us. However all sources agree on 0.9. Sample text from two pages follows so you can judge yourself.
Kittens cannot see at first.Reading Information:
The mother cat cleans the kitten. She licks it's fur.
Word Count: 88
Page Count:
Accelerated Reading level: 0.9 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 141254
- Publisher: Gareth Stevens (2011)
- ISBN-10: 1433945126
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Kella's Kitten: The Sound of K
by Joanne Meier and Cecilia Minden
Apparently two different versions of this book are in print: one illustrated, one with photos.
Both have as their focus the letter 'K' and it's phonic sound.
Both have as their focus the letter 'K' and it's phonic sound.
Word Count: 116
Page Count: 24
Accelerated Reading level: 0.9 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 80178
- Publisher: Child's World (2010)
- ISBN-10: 1602534071
- amazon
compiled by Pam T
