With colorful watercolor cartoon illustrations that enhance the action, simple sentence structure, excellent examples of dialogue, large font and wide spacing, and an admirable Worm displaying responsibility and honesty, this addition deserves a place in all easy-reader collections. As a result, this resource set has been aligned to the second grade Common Core State Standards and Tex Subjects: Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies Grades: 1 st - 3 rd Types: Lesson, Centers CCSS: RL.2.1, RL.2.10, RF.2.3, RF.2.4, W.2.8.
I LOST OUR CLASS PET!'" Familiar characters from earlier titles include Worm's pal Spider in a supportive friend and listener role. Diary of a Worm is a Guided Reading Level K, which is a second-grade reading level. Worm's eager anticipation quickly evaporates when the gnat disappears while under his attentive care. Mulch's information about the tiny creature, and even helps to name him. Worm is thrilled with his responsibility of caring for the class gnat, listens carefully to Mrs. Through nicely separated chapters within a diary format written by a baseball-capped Worm, readers learn a few basic facts about gnats and observe a personal report of crisis in the making.
PreS-Gr 1-Based upon the books by Doreen Cronin and Harry Bliss, this beginning reader features the elements that made the earlier "Diary" books popular-a first-person commentary with humor in both art and text and a likable set of down-to-earth characters.
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