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Wheelchair Racing
Wheelchair Racing is an informational explanation of a sport where athlete and technology work together to win. The book describes aspects of racing wheelchair design, different types of races, and...
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Wheels
Wheels is a fiction story about a monster showing what wheels are used for. After he puts them on, they always seem to fall off. The monster needs a parachute at the end. Readers gain information...
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Where are You, Mouse?
Where Are You Mouse? is a humorous, realistic story with a beginning, a middle, and an end. Dad hears a squeak and goes on a hunt for the mouse in the house. When he finally sits down, the kids...
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Where Do Snakes Live?
Where Do Snakes Live? is an expository text that shows readers the different types of snakes that live in the desert, the sea, and in trees. Some sentences are questions. Labeled illustrations...
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Where is the Giant?
Guided: D DRA: 4 Grade: 1
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Where is the Party?
Where Is the Party? is a humorous and fictional animal fantasy story about Duck and Rooster trying to find the party. They thought it was in a cave until they heard “grrr!” Duck flew up into the tree...
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Where is the Spy?
Where Is the Spy? is a humorous and fictional animal fantasy story about a spy getting ready to go out and a bunch of animals wondering where he is going. The animals began to follow him until the...
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Who Did it?
Who Did It? is a narrative story about a station of police officers trying to find out who stole Martha’s ice-cream from her ice-cream shop. The book also discusses features of a diary. The text is...
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Wild Rabbits
Wild Rabbits is an expository text that invites reader to learn about wild rabbits’ ears, eyes, noses, and tails, as well as their burrows and babies. The book begins by highlighting the three parts...
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Wings
Wings is an expository text that invites readers to learn about animals and insects that have wings and can fly. Illustrations support the text. A close up image of the animal, as well as the animal...
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Wolves
Wolves is an expository text that explores how wolves help humans and one another, how they hunt for food, how they keep warm, and why they howl. Some photographs are labeled. Imagery enhances and...
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Wood Eaters
Wood Eaters is an expository nonfiction text that explains invisible pests, termites, woodworms, and wood-eating fungi. Readers gain information from the text, zoomed in pictures, captions, fact...