"This 5-level guided reading system helps kids master verbal, reading, and writing skills - starting at any level. Every app, storybook, and video has been hand-selected to help kids gain the knowledge they need to transition from learning-to-read to reading-to-learn. Independent packs are ideal for readers who have reached the following milestones: Will explore ideas for discussion; Engages in conversation; Reads with understanding and purpose; Reads and comprehends literature proficiently; Constructs text in an organized manner; Uses transitional and link words."-- Publisher description.

Punctuation. End marks: Greetings, Cadet, and welcome to the Punctuation Department! Punctuation is the police force of Grammaropolis, keeping the sentences running smoothly and clearly. Without punctuation, there would be total chaos!

Spelling practice. Year 3 and 4: A writing practice board for children to practice spelling while pronouncing words on their own. Including over 145 common words to help develop vocabulary and early reading skills.

Wordlink. Boggle word search: WordLink is a fun, and easy to pick up word search game with infinite words to find!

The adventure machine: A tiny bit scary and a lot of fun, the Adventure Machine is a great, rhyming story with an important lesson.

The perfect job for semicolon: Learn about all the punctuation and the most challenging one of all in this fun and wacky book.

Nick the quick: Nick is always quick! It never takes his time and always has to be first. But will this get Nick into trouble?

Harry the hat gets lost: Mr. Jones loves his hat, Harry. But one day, Harry gets lost. Can Harry find his way back to Mr. Jones?

Slice of bread goes to the beach: Slice of Bread loves nothing more than hunting for treasure but his day on the beach does not turn out at all the way he'd planned. In a series of unfortunate mishaps, his day goes from bad to worse until he finds a treasure of a very different kind in this interactive storybook.

The best story: The Red Brick Library was having a contest: Write the Best Story and Win First Prize! When the girl you will meet in this book sees that sign, she just knows she has to win this contest. But what makes a story the best? Should it be funny, sad or romantic? Should it be an action story? Writing is harder than she thought, but with a little help from her family and friends, this budding author is able to find her own best story.

Hey Al!: This Caldecott Medal winner is a sharp, wry, and tender story about Al and his faithful dog, Eddie. They journey to a paradise and discover that home is the best place after all.

Miss Bridie chose a shovel: In 1856 Miss Bridie chose a shovel to take on her journey to America. She could have chosen other things to take with her on the ship that brought her to her new country, but she chose a shovel. Miss Bridie's shovel remains with her through many years, through good times, and through difficult times. As you follow Miss Bridie's life, you will see the important part the shovel she chose played as she grew older.

Smartypants: Having a dog in class is always a clue that it is going to be an interesting day, especially when the dog in question, and the one with all the answers, is Pete. Pete has a big appetite for knowledge!