Second-Grade Books, Easy Reading

By T.G. Gunning
Pearson Allyn Bacon Prentice Hall

Average second-grade books are longer and more complex than first-grade books. They may have 10 to 20 lines of print per page, and contain a wider range of words, including a number of words that have more than one syllable. Most of the words, however, will be in the students' listening vocabularies. Easy books include those written on a first-grade level, but which would be mature enough for second-graders. Challenging books are those written on a third-grade level.

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