Classroom Libraries

Support students' development of decoding skills, reading fluency, and reading comprehension by providing access to a variety of texts that engage readers and allow independent practice.


Decodable Classroom Library

Our Decodables Classroom Library supports the diverse needs of beginning readers with 196 titles covering individual letter sounds to fully decodable stories. These books offer joyful storytelling that inspires independent reading to practice and reinforce essential phonics skills.


Social-Emotional Learning

50 Books

$299

Lerner Sports

70 Books

$479

Pull Ahead Readers

84 Books

$399

Early Bird Readers (Grade K)

40 Books

$240

Early Bird Readers (Grade 1)

40 Books

$240

Early Bird Readers (Grade 2)

40 Books

$240

Read for a Better World (Grades PreK-1)

31 Books, 25 Activity Books

$479

Read for a Better World (Grades 2-3)

31 Books, 25 Activity Books

$479

Read for a Better World (Grades 4-5)

31 Books, 25 Activity Books

$479

Red Rocket Readers

World Explorers

8 Books

$60

Red Rocket Readers

Rainbow Explorers

8 Books

$60

Red Rocket Readers

Pre-Reading Level Pink

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Emergent Level Magenta

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Early Level 1 Red

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Early Level 2 Yellow

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Early Level 3 Blue

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Early Level 4 Green

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Fluency Level 1 Orange

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Fluency Level 2 Turquoise

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Fluency Level 3 Purple

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Fluency Level 4 Gold

48 Books

$360

Red Rocket Readers

Advanced Fluency Level 1 Silver

16 Books

$148

Red Rocket Readers

Advanced Fluency Level 2 Emerald

16 Books

$148

Red Rocket Readers

Advanced Fluency Level 3 Ruby

16 Books

$148

Red Rocket Readers

Advanced Fluency Level 4 Sapphire

16 Books

$148

Red Rocket Readers

Library Collections

12 Books

$227.88


Benefits of Classroom Libraries:

  • Demonstrate that books and reading are valued

  • Provides teachers with the ability to implement a variety of reading experiences such as read aloud, shared reading, guided reading, and independent reading

  • Provides equitable access to books for students who do not have books at home or access to a physical library

  • Motivate students by encouraging voluntary and recreational reading

  • Help young people develop an extensive array of literacy strategies and skills

  • Provides access to a wide range of reading materials that reflect abilities and interests

  • Enhance opportunities for both assigned and casual reading

  • Provide choice in self-selecting reading materials for self-engagement

  • Supplement and complement curricula

  • Help teachers address the needs of students at all reading levels

  • Create positive associations with books

  • Introduce students to new cultures and perspectives or reflect existing identities in your classroom

  • Students with access to a class library read 50 to 60 percent more than students without that access