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Home » Fountas & Pinnell » RTI and the school library.

Discussions about any of Fountas & Pinnell's works, including LLI, BAS, the Continuum, When Readers Struggle, Literacy Beginnings, leveled books, training events, professional development for educators, and more
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6/28/2012 7:03:32 PM

User 505494
User 505494
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Our school is using the Fountas and Pinnell's program for RTI. Our reading specialist had a room with all of the leveled books, but she retired this summer. The district needs the room for classroom space and my principal wants me and my staff to add all these books into the library ....there are thousands. I thought I just read on a thread that leveling all the books in the library wasn't recommended. Any thoughts?
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