Learning A–Z level aa Multi-level N/A

Grade K Word Count 24

Lexile BR50L

Refer to the Focus Question on page 2 of this title to guide

discussion and support additional learning connected to the text.
Nonfiction • Concept

Blue
Playing outside is a fun and exciting activity for students!
In Blue, students will become familiar with the color
word blue through a story about blue things that are
found outside. Detailed photographs and repetitive text
support early emergent readers. In addition to working
on decoding skills, students will have the opportunity to
identify the main idea and details as well as to connect
to prior knowledge to better understand the text. This
book is part of the Colors series.

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Front cover: © Nuttakit Sukjaroensuk/Dreamstime.com; title page: Denys Kuvaiev/Alamy Stock Photo; page 3: © Barry Mead Ii/Dreamstime.
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Written by Racheal Rice

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Notes

Written by Racheal Rice

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 Notes
Focus Question
Where do you see the
color blue outside?

Words to Know
bench playground
bike sky
blue slide
bottle swing
helmet

Connections
Writing and Art
Think of something you see outside that
is blue. Draw a picture and label it.
Science
How do you use your five senses when
playing outside? Share your ideas with
a partner. 11
The blue playground. The blue sky.
10 Blue • Level aa 3
The blue helmet. The blue slide.
4 Blue • Level aa 9
The blue swing. The blue bike.
8 Blue • Level aa 5
The blue bottle. The blue bench.
6 Blue • Level aa 7