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Level aa
- Animals Nap
- At the Lake
- Backyard, The
- Baseball Game, The
- Big
- Birthday Party, The
- Black
- Blue
- Book, The
- Bookstore, The
- Chicken, The
- Christmas Eve
- City, The
- City Street
- Classroom, The
- Coast, The
- Colorful Eggs
- Counting Bugs
- Counting Letters
- Farm Animals
- Fido Gets Dressed
- Fort, The
- Garden, The
- Go, Go, Go
- Good Night
- Green
- In
- It Is Fall
- Jump Over
- Jungle Friends
- Little
- Lunch at School
- Mom
- Movie, The
- My Bath
- My Closet
- My Easter
- My Family
- My Garden
- My Gift for Mom
- My Hanukkah
- My School Bus
- Number 01
- Number 02
- Number 03
- Number 04
- Number 05
- Number 06
- Number 07
- Number 08
- Number 09
- Number 10
- Number 11
- Number 12
- Ocean, The
- Off
- On
- On an Airplane
- One Insect
- Orange
- Out
- Over
- Pasta!
- Pets
- Picking Apples
- Plains Animals
- Plant, The
- Play Ball!
- Playground, The
- Post Office, The
- Purple
- Rainforest Animals
- Rain on Fairyland
- Red
- School, The
- Show Some Love
- Spring
- Subway, The
- Summer
- Summer Camp
- Summer Picnics
- Supermarket, The
- The Street
- These Birds
- This Kitchen
- Too Many Sweets
- Toys
- Trip, The
- Under
- Valentine's Day Gifts
- Water
- We Build
- We Go Camping
- White
- Winter
- Yellow
- Benchmark Books
- Funny Cat
- Zoo, The
Benchmark Passages

Ages	4 - 6
Grade	K
Fountas & Pinnell	A
Reading Recovery	1
DRA	A-1
Lexile	BR70L-10L

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Good Night

Concept (fiction), 16 words, Level aa (Grade K), Lexile BR40L

Most children have a routine for getting ready for bed in the evening. Students will relate to how the girl in Good Night prepares for a good night of sleep with her father's help. Beautiful, comforting illustrations and use of the high-frequency word the support early emergent readers. The book can also be used to teach students about connecting to prior knowledge and how to identify an author's purpose for writing.