Hi-Lo Books
These books combine a high audience level with a low reading level to create highly engaging, age-appropriate reading opportunities.
Striving readers include students who aren’t motivated to read or read below their current grade level and need targeted reading instruction and intervention to meet specific benchmarks for reading advancement. With the right support, every striving reader has the potential to become a thriving reader.
Follett can help you motivate and engage striving readers, including reluctant readers and English learners.
Check out these seven approaches – complete with book lists – to help you make the most of graphic novels for your striving readers.
These books combine a high audience level with a low reading level to create highly engaging, age-appropriate reading opportunities.
Motivate and engage your students with books on popular topics, like sports, fashion, and adventure.
Graphic novels are accessible, engaging, and can help bridge the gap between picture books and chapter books.
Build confidence in students reading below grade level with leveled books that align with their current reading ability.
With fewer words and lines per page, large print books can appear less overwhelming for striving readers.
First Chapter Fridays
Hook readers with new books by introducing First Chapter Fridays into your classroom.
Independent Reading
Learn five ways to promote independent reading with middle and high school students.
Read and Recommend
Gain insight into the emotions and experiences of your students by reading what they read.