The Goldilocks Rules for Choosing a Book That is “Just Right” Too Easy Books I have read the book many times before. I understand and can retell the story.

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The Goldilocks Rules for Choosing a Book That is “Just Right” Too Easy Books I have read the book many times before. I understand and can retell the story without much effort. I know and understand almost every word. I can read the book smoothly and fluently without much practice. Too Hard Books There are five or more words on a page that I do not recognize. I am confused about what is happening in the story. When I read the words I sound choppy. I need help when reading this book. Just Right Books The book is new to me and the topic is interesting to me. I understand what is happening in most of the story. I can retell what I have read. I recognize most of the words on the page, but there are some words to work on. I can read the book by myself but may need help if I hit a tough spot. © Karen A. McDavid 2007

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