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FRAMEWORK FOR READING MAP THE Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts, Appendix A (Additional Information), NGA and CCSSO, 2012 Matching Readers with Text SAMPLE TITLES Find A Book! Build your custom reading list at Lexile.com/fab Search from over 210,000 books to build custom reading lists based on Lexile range and personal interests. 1.888.LEXILES or LEXILE.COM The Plot Against America (ROTH) Rob Roy (SCOTT) The Good Earth (BUCK) A Fable (FAULKNER) The Decameron (BOCCACCIO) The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (IRVING) Billy Budd** (MELVILLE) The Story of King Arthur and His Knights (PYLE) Life All Around Me by Ellen Foster (GIBBONS) The Scarlet Letter** (HAWTHORNE) Robinson Crusoe (DEFOE) The Secret Sharer (CONRAD) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (HUGO) The Metamorphosis** (KAFKA) Fever Pitch (HORNBY) The House of the Spirits (ALLENDE) Tarzan of the Apes (BURROUGHS) Chronicle of a Death Foretold (GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ) Annie John (KINCAID) The Namesake** (LAHIRI) The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (HADDON) The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay (CHABON) A Wizard of Earthsea (LE GUIN) A Separate Peace (KNOWLES) I Heard the Owl Call My Name (CRAVEN) Savvy (LAW) Around the World in 80 Days (VERNE) The Pearl (STEINBECK) The Hobbit or There and Back Again (TOLKIEN) Dovey Coe (DOWELL) Bud, Not Buddy (CURTIS) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (ROWLING) Heat (LUPICA) City of Fire (YEP) The Odyssey (HINDS) Baseball in April and Other Stories (SOTO) Maniac Magee (SPINELLI) Where the Mountain Meets the Moon** (LIN) Homeless Bird (WHELAN) Walk Two Moons (CREECH) Hoot (HIAASEN) Esperanza Rising (RYAN) Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure at the Copper Beeches (DOYLE) Charlotte’s Web (WHITE) Holes (SACHAR) M.C. Higgins, the Great** (HAMILTON) Mountain Bike Mania (CHRISTOPHER) A Year Down Yonder (PECK) Sarah, Plain and Tall (MACLACHLAN) It’s All Greek to Me (SCIESZKA) John Henry: An American Legend (KEATS) Judy Moody Saves the World (MCDONALD) The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid (STILTON) Chrysanthemum (HENKES) The Enormous Crocodile (DAHL) Pilot And Huxley (MCGUINESS) The Fire Cat** (AVERILL) Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa** (SILVERMAN) Martha Bakes a Cake (BARSS) Junie B. Jones is (Almost) a Flower Girl (PARK) Poppleton in Winter** (RYLANT) Never Swipe a Bully’s Bear (APPLEGATE) Frog and Toad Together** (LOBEL) Hi! Fly Guy** (ARNOLD) The Cat in the Hat (SEUSS) Lunch Lady and the Cyborg Substitute (KROSOCZKA) The Best Bug Parade (MURPHY) INFORMATIONAL TITLES LITERATURE TITLES Sustaining Life: How Human Health Depends on Biodiversity (CHIVIAN & BERNSTEIN) The Art of War (SUN TZU) Fair Play: The Ethics of Sport (SIMON) Critique of Pure Reason (KANT) Gettysburg Address (LINCOLN) America's Constitution: A Biography** (AMAR) The Declaration of Independence Profiles in Courage (KENNEDY) The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass (DOUGLASS) In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto (POLLAN) Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (BLOOM) Walden** (THOREAU) Arctic Dreams: Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape (LOPEZ) A Brief History of Time (HAWKING) Black, Blue, and Gray: African Americans in the Civil War** (HASKINS) Blood Done Sign My Name (TYSON) The Dark Game: True Spy Stories (JANECZKO) The Longitude Prize** (DASH) In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens (WALKER) The Great Fire** (MURPHY) Vincent Van Gogh: Portrait of an Artist** (GREENBERG &JORDAN) Geeks: How Two Lost Boys Rode the Internet Out of Idaho** (KATZ) Phineas Gage (FLEISCHMAN) Travels With Charley: In Search of America** (STEINBECK) Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice (HOOSE) Seabiscuit (HILLENBRAND) The Kid’s Guide to Money: Earning It, Saving It, Spending It, Growing It, Sharing It** (OTFINOSKI) Jim Thorpe, Original All-American (BRUCHAC) Talking with Artists (CUMMINGS) The Circuit (JIMENEZ) The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens (COVEY) Animals Nobody Loves (SEYMOUR) Quest for the Tree Kangaroo: An Expedition to the Cloud Forest of New Guinea** (MONTGOMERY) Be Water, My Friend: The Early Years of Bruce Lee (MOCHIZUKI) Stay: The True Story of Ten Dogs (MUNTEAN) Mapping Shipwrecks with Coordinate Planes (WALL) Pretty in Print: Questioning Magazines (BOTZAKIS) Where Do Polar Bears Live?** (THOMSON) An Eye for Color: The Story of Josef Albers (WING) Remember: The Journey to School Integration (MORRISON) From Seed to Plant** (GIBBONS) Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes (COERR) Claude Monet (CONNOLLY) Lemons and Lemonade: A Book about Supply and Demand (LOEWEN) Langston Hughes: Great American Poet (MCKISSACK) A Picture for Marc (KIMMEL) Martin Luther King, Jr. and the March on Washington** (RUFFIN) Half You Heard of Fractions? (ADAMSON) Rally for Recycling (BULLARD) Animals in Winter (RUSTAD) BMX Blitz (CIENCIN) Lemonade for Sale (MURPHY) A Snowy Day (SCHAEFER) Freedom River (RAPPAPORT) From Tree to Paper (MARSHALL) The Story of Pocahontas (JENNER) Math in the Kitchen (AMATO) What Makes Day and Night (BRANLEY) I Love Trains! (STURGES) Sharks! (CLARKE) 1600L 1550L 1520L 1500L 1490L 1490L 1480L 1410L 1400L 1390L 1370L 1340L 1300L 1290L 1280L 1240L 1200L 1160L 1160L 1130L 1100L 1070L 1030L 1010L 1000L 990L 970L 950L 920L 880L 870L IG860L* 830L 790L 760L IG760L* 720L 690L 680L 660L 660L 630L IG590L* 560L 530L 510L 480L 460L 420L 400L GN380L* 380L 350L 330L 300L 290L 250L 230L 220L 210L 1640L 1560L 1530L 1520L 1500L 1460L 1450L 1430L 1420L 1420L 1360L 1350L 1340L 1340L 1340L 1280L 1270L 1270L 1220L 1210L 1180L 1170L 1150L 1110L 1080L 1070L 1070L 1010L 1000L 980L 950L 940L 940L 900L GN840L* 830L 820L 810L 800L 770L 760L 750L GN720L* 680L 660L 620L 610L 610L 560L 530L 520L 500L 500L 460L 410L GN400L* 400L 400L 380L 380L 360L 340L 330L 280L 260L GN240L* 200L 1300L 1776: America and Britain at War** MCCULLOUGH But from this point on, the citizen-soldiers of Washington’s army were no longer to be fighting only for the defense of their country, or for their rightful liberties as freeborn Englishmen, as they had at Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill and through the long siege at Boston. It was now a proudly proclaimed, all-out war for an independent America, a new America, and thus a new day of freedom and equality. At his home in Newport, Nathanael Greene’s mentor, the Reverend Ezra Stiles, wrote in his diary almost in disbelief: us the Congress has tied a Gordian knot, which the Parl [iament] will find they can neither cut, nor untie. e thirteen united colonies now rise into an Independent Republic among the kingdoms, states, and empires on earth... And have I lived to see such an important and astonishing revolution? 900L We are the Ship: The Story of Negro League Baseball NELSON Rube ran his ball club like it was a major league team. Most Negro teams back then weren’t very well organized. Didn’t always have enough equipment or even matching uniforms. Most times they went from game to game scattered among different cars, or sometimes they’d even have to “hobo” — which means hitch a ride on the back of someone’s truck to get to the next town for a game. But not Rube’s team. ey were always well equipped, with clean, new uniforms, bats, and balls. ey rode to the games in fancy Pullman cars Rube rented and hitched to the back of the train. It was something to see that group of Negroes stepping out of the train, dressed in suits and hats. ey were big-leaguers. 300L Princess Posey and the Next-Door Dog GREENE “We have to stop now,” said Miss Lee. “It’s time for reading.” “Ohhh...” A disappointed sound went up around the circle. “Here’s what we’ll do.” Miss Lee stood up. “You are all very interested in dogs. So this week, you can write a story about your own dog or pet. en you can read it to the class.” Everyone got excited again. Except Posey. She didn’t have a pet. Not a dog. Not a cat. Not a hamster. “ose of you who don’t have a pet,” Miss Lee said, “can write about the pet you hope to own someday.” Miss Lee had saved the day! Now Posey had something to write about, too. Posey told her mom about Luca’s puppy on the way home. 200L 300L 400L 500L 600L 700L 800L 900L 1000L 1100L 1200L 1300L 1400L 1500L+ *GN DENOTES GRAPHIC NOVEL, IG DENOTES ILLUSTRATED GUIDE **COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS TEXT EXEMPLAR 11–12 1185L–1385L 9–10 1050L–1335L 6–8 925L–1185L 4–5 740L–1010L 2–3 420L–820L 1 190L–530L METAMETRICS®, the METAMETRICS® logo and tagline, LEXILE®, LEXILE® FRAMEWORK and the LEXILE® logo are trademarks of MetaMetrics, Inc., and are registered in the United States and abroad. Copyright © 2015 MetaMetrics, Inc. All rights reserved.

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FRAMEWORKFOR READING MAP

THE

Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts, Appendix A

(Additional Information), NGA and CCSSO, 2012

Matching Readers with Text

SAMPLE TITLES

Find A Book! Build your custom reading list at Lexile.com/fab Search from over 210,000 books to build custom reading lists based on Lexile range and personal interests. 1.888.LEXILES or LEXILE.COM

The Plot Against America (ROTH)

Rob Roy (SCOTT)

The Good Earth (BUCK)

A Fable (FAULKNER)

The Decameron (BOCCACCIO)

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (IRVING)

Billy Budd** (MELVILLE)

The Story of King Arthur and His Knights (PYLE)

Life All Around Me by Ellen Foster (GIBBONS)

The Scarlet Letter** (HAWTHORNE)

Robinson Crusoe (DEFOE)

The Secret Sharer (CONRAD)

The Hunchback of Notre Dame (HUGO)

The Metamorphosis** (KAFKA)

Fever Pitch (HORNBY)

The House of the Spirits (ALLENDE)

Tarzan of the Apes (BURROUGHS)

Chronicle of a Death Foretold (GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ)

Annie John (KINCAID)

The Namesake** (LAHIRI)

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (HADDON)

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay (CHABON)

A Wizard of Earthsea (LE GUIN)

A Separate Peace (KNOWLES)

I Heard the Owl Call My Name (CRAVEN)

Savvy (LAW)

Around the World in 80 Days (VERNE)

The Pearl (STEINBECK)

The Hobbit or There and Back Again (TOLKIEN)

Dovey Coe (DOWELL)

Bud, Not Buddy (CURTIS)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (ROWLING)

Heat (LUPICA)

City of Fire (YEP)

The Odyssey (HINDS)

Baseball in April and Other Stories (SOTO)

Maniac Magee (SPINELLI)

Where the Mountain Meets the Moon** (LIN)

Homeless Bird (WHELAN)

Walk Two Moons (CREECH)

Hoot (HIAASEN)

Esperanza Rising (RYAN)

Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure at the Copper Beeches (DOYLE)

Charlotte’s Web (WHITE)

Holes (SACHAR)

M.C. Higgins, the Great** (HAMILTON)

Mountain Bike Mania (CHRISTOPHER)

A Year Down Yonder (PECK)

Sarah, Plain and Tall (MACLACHLAN)

It’s All Greek to Me (SCIESZKA)

John Henry: An American Legend (KEATS)

Judy Moody Saves the World (MCDONALD)

The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid (STILTON)

Chrysanthemum (HENKES)

The Enormous Crocodile (DAHL)

Pilot And Huxley (MCGUINESS)

The Fire Cat** (AVERILL)

Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa** (SILVERMAN)

Martha Bakes a Cake (BARSS)

Junie B. Jones is (Almost) a Flower Girl (PARK)

Poppleton in Winter** (RYLANT)

Never Swipe a Bully’s Bear (APPLEGATE)

Frog and Toad Together** (LOBEL)

Hi! Fly Guy** (ARNOLD)

The Cat in the Hat (SEUSS)

Lunch Lady and the Cyborg Substitute (KROSOCZKA)

The Best Bug Parade (MURPHY)

INFORMATIONAL TITLESLITERATURE TITLESSustaining Life: How Human Health Depends on Biodiversity (CHIVIAN & BERNSTEIN)

The Art of War (SUN TZU)

Fair Play: The Ethics of Sport (SIMON)

Critique of Pure Reason (KANT)

Gettysburg Address (LINCOLN)

America's Constitution: A Biography** (AMAR)

The Declaration of IndependenceProfiles in Courage (KENNEDY)

The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass (DOUGLASS)

In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto (POLLAN)

Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (BLOOM)

Walden** (THOREAU)

Arctic Dreams: Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape (LOPEZ)

A Brief History of Time (HAWKING)

Black, Blue, and Gray: African Americans in the Civil War** (HASKINS)

Blood Done Sign My Name (TYSON)

The Dark Game: True Spy Stories (JANECZKO)

The Longitude Prize** (DASH)

In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens (WALKER) The Great Fire** (MURPHY)

Vincent Van Gogh:Portrait of an Artist** (GREENBERG &JORDAN)

Geeks: How Two Lost Boys Rode the Internet Out of Idaho** (KATZ)

Phineas Gage (FLEISCHMAN) Travels With Charley: In Search of America** (STEINBECK)

Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice (HOOSE)

Seabiscuit (HILLENBRAND)

The Kid’s Guide to Money: Earning It, Saving It, Spending It, Growing It, Sharing It** (OTFINOSKI)

Jim Thorpe, Original All-American (BRUCHAC)

Talking with Artists (CUMMINGS)

The Circuit (JIMENEZ)

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens (COVEY)

Animals Nobody Loves (SEYMOUR)

Quest for the Tree Kangaroo: An Expedition to the Cloud Forest of New Guinea** (MONTGOMERY)

Be Water, My Friend: The Early Years of Bruce Lee (MOCHIZUKI)

Stay: The True Story of Ten Dogs (MUNTEAN)

Mapping Shipwrecks with Coordinate Planes (WALL)

Pretty in Print: Questioning Magazines (BOTZAKIS)

Where Do Polar Bears Live?** (THOMSON)

An Eye for Color: The Story of Josef Albers (WING)

Remember: The Journey to School Integration (MORRISON)

From Seed to Plant** (GIBBONS)

Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes (COERR)

Claude Monet (CONNOLLY)

Lemons and Lemonade: A Book about Supply and Demand (LOEWEN)

Langston Hughes: Great American Poet (MCKISSACK)

A Picture for Marc (KIMMEL)

Martin Luther King, Jr. and the March on Washington** (RUFFIN) Half You Heard of Fractions? (ADAMSON)

Rally for Recycling (BULLARD)

Animals in Winter (RUSTAD)

BMX Blitz (CIENCIN)

Lemonade for Sale (MURPHY)

A Snowy Day (SCHAEFER)

Freedom River (RAPPAPORT)

From Tree to Paper (MARSHALL)

The Story of Pocahontas (JENNER)

Math in the Kitchen (AMATO)

What Makes Day and Night (BRANLEY)

I Love Trains! (STURGES)

Sharks! (CLARKE)

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1300L 1776: America and Britain at War** MCCULLOUGH

But from this point on, the citizen-soldiers of Washington’s army were no longer to be �ghting only for the defense of their country, or for their rightful liberties as freebornEnglishmen, as they had at Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill and through the long siege at Boston. It was now a proudly proclaimed, all-out war for an independentAmerica, a new America, and thus a new day of freedom and equality. At his home in Newport, Nathanael Greene’s mentor, the Reverend Ezra Stiles, wrote in his diary almostin disbelief: �us the Congress has tied a Gordian knot, which the Parl [iament] will �nd they can neither cut, nor untie. �e thirteen united colonies now rise into anIndependent Republic among the kingdoms, states, and empires on earth... And have I lived to see such an important and astonishing revolution?

900L We are the Ship: The Story of Negro League Baseball NELSON

Rube ran his ball club like it was a major league team. Most Negro teams back then weren’t very well organized. Didn’talways have enough equipment or even matching uniforms. Most times they went from game to game scattered among di�erent cars, or sometimes they’d even have to “hobo” — which means hitch a ride on the back of someone’s truck to get to the next town for a game. But not Rube’s team. �ey were always well equipped, with clean, new uniforms,bats, and balls. �ey rode to the games in fancy Pullman cars Rube rented and hitched to the back of the train. It was something to see that group of Negroes stepping out of thetrain, dressed in suits and hats. �ey were big-leaguers.

300L Princess Posey and the Next-Door Dog GREENE

“We have to stop now,” said Miss Lee. “It’s time for reading.” “Ohhh...” A disappointed sound went up around the circle. “Here’s what we’ll do.” Miss Lee stood up. “You are all very interested in dogs. So this week, you can writea story about your own dog or pet. �en you can read it to the class.” Everyone got excited again. Except Posey. She didn’t have a pet. Not a dog. Not a cat. Not a hamster. “�ose of you who don’t have a pet,” Miss Lee said, “canwrite about the pet you hope to own someday.” Miss Lee had saved the day! Now Posey had something to write about, too. Posey told her mom about Luca’s puppy on the way home.

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