Sentence examples for grade reader from inspiring English sources

The writer looks into an old 2nd grade reader belonging to her Aunt Martha, now 80.

By Hazel Hawthorne The New Yorker, December 31 , 1949P. 44 The writer looks into an old 2nd grade reader belonging to her Aunt Martha, now 80.

The New Yorker, December 31 , 1949P. 44 The writer looks into an old 2nd grade reader belonging to her Aunt Martha, now 80.

Her latest book, "Ruby Redfort: Look Into My Eyes," is the first in Ms. Child's new detective series for middle grade readers.

For young middle grade readers, a new chapter book, "My Happy Life," takes up the subject of resilience in such a natural and powerful way, children won't remotely feel like they're reading a manual.

Kenny, meanwhile, is hunched over a first-grade reader.

This is a novel to treasure and to share with every middle-grade reader you know.

In an article in the Palestinian newspaper Al Quds, a local professor condemned the new first-grade reader for underestimating Palestinian children.

With her story, which concludes on the "path of peace," Mrs. Alayan was improvising a setup for the opening lesson in a new first-grade reader, the very first official reader written by and for Palestinians.

A third-grade reader features a photograph of Mr. Hussein stroking the cheek of an apparently terrified boy at a school that had been hit by a missile during the war with Iran.

Writing that the main story in Shiloh is Marty's struggle in his mind with morality, Langston noted that it is "presented simply, in a way any third- or fourth-grade reader can understand".