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A LITTLE LEARNING, EVERY DAY
Two fictional friends, Ben in a green dinosaur costume and Mia in a purple cat costume, smile with pumpkin buckets on a warmly lit Halloween porch.
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Two Friends and a Halloween Treat

Ben and Mia go trick-or-treating. A little help makes their Halloween night even sweeter. A short first-grade story with reading questions and paper practice.

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Two fictional friends in teal soccer uniforms practice passing on a sunny school field, with a coach and teammates nearby.Read

Pass the Ball

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.

A fictional boy sits alert on a bench with a coach and a clean cold pack against his cheek while his concerned friend stands nearby.Read

A Kind Friend

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.

Two fictional friends wearing flag belts practice a short football pass on a sunny school field while their coach watches.Read

A Little Pass

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.

Two fictional friends compare skate shoes on a bench inside an illustrated Zumiez store, with a store worker nearby.Read

The Shoe Test

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.

Two fictional friends wear helmets and pads at a skatepark. One rides while the other cheers and their coach watches.Read

One More Try

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.

Leo wears roomy blue jeans and holds a colorful paper kite while two friends smile beside him.Read

The Pocket Surprise

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.

Milo loosens glue on a blue cardboard toy car while his friend Nora watches beside him.Read

The Little Blue Car

A short first-grade story with three reading questions, one sentence to write, and three words to practice.