High Interest-Low Level / Reading Level 3

It’s All Animals Level 3 This hi-lo series uses fascinating facts about animals to introduce life science vocabulary and concepts, including how animals are classified based on shared characteristics. Read-UP! with 3 levels of readability. Each level (set of 5 books) contains a book on a different life science subject so a student can keep reading in one content area if he or she prefers. It’s All Animals Level 1 (Lexile: 450-480) It’s All Animals Level 2 (Lexile: 540-560) It’s All Animals Level 3 (Lexile: 580-650) Animals That Are Mammals The bumblebee bat weighs less than a dime. The blue whale weighs 200 tons. One of them flies. The other swims. What could they possibly have in common? Both are mammals. Lexile:580 Animals That Change Forms Why shouldn’t you touch bright-colored frogs? What toad freezes solid but doesn’t die? Which amphibian eats its own mother’s skin? Find out what makes amphibians so remarkable. Lexile:600 Animals That Are Reptiles What snake eats other snakes? Do turtles have teeth? How do crocodiles keep their brains cool? Would you want to meet a 300-pound lizard? Reptiles have some amazing traits. Lexile:640 Animals Without Backbones How does a sea sponge eat without a mouth? How do dragonflies fly backward? Does an octopus see right-side-up when it’s upside-down? These creatures do a lot without backbones. Lexile:640 Animals That Are Fish Why isn’t a starfish a fish? How do fish float? What male fish gets pregnant? What fish was long mistaken for a frog? Fish are far more than fins and tails. Lexile:650 Additional Sets in this Series It's All Animals: Set 1 It's All Animals: Set 2	New!
	Reading Level Interest Level 3rd Grade Readability 9-14
	Subject/Genre: Nonfiction Animals Science Ratings: Lexile: 580–650 Recommended Ages: 9-14 Pages: 48 pp., 5 x 7 Publisher:  ATP Animals that Change Forms Sample Animals that are Mammals Sample