From the series Dog Groups
Herding Dogs
Reading Level Grade 4Interest Level Grades 3 – 8Copyright 2021
ReviewedFrom the series Dog Groups
Reading Level Grade 4Interest Level Grades 3 – 8Copyright 2021
ReviewedA friendly collie runs after its family. This smart dog tries to keep everyone together. It is practicing herding! The collie is one of many dogs described in this title about the herding group. Readers will discover the history of the group, learn about breeds that are part of it, and discover what traits tie the group together. Special features highlight champion dogs, list the top breeds, and compare breed sizes. The book concludes with four two-page profiles of some of the herding group’s most popular breeds!
'Is there a reader in your life who really wants a dog? Consider the Dog Group series for your classroom or school library to support students’ learning about different breeds of dogs. These informational texts are written at a 4th grade reading level, and are packed full of images and information about each dog group recognized by the American Kennel Club. The Sporting Group book provides a brief history of the different breeds of sporting dogs, tier two vocabulary words related to the topic, and useful facts about each sporting group breed. These texts would pair well with web-based inquiry projects, factual citing of sources, and persuasive writing assignments about best breeds for pets. The graphics and text features will support students at a range of reading levels learn about the topics and draw informed conclusions from their reading.', Lisa Ortmann, Ph.D; Literacy Education Professor, Gustavus Adolphus College,'Is there a reader in your life who really wants a dog? Consider the Dog Group series for your classroom or school library to support students’ learning about different breeds of dogs. These informational texts are written at a 4th grade reading level, and are packed full of images and information about each dog group recognized by the American Kennel Club. The Sporting Group book provides a brief history of the different breeds of sporting dogs, tier two vocabulary words related to the topic, and useful facts about each sporting group breed. These texts would pair well with web-based inquiry projects, factual citing of sources, and persuasive writing assignments about best breeds for pets. The graphics and text features will support students at a range of reading levels learn about the topics and draw informed conclusions from their reading.', Lisa Ortmann, Ph.D; Literacy Education Professor, Gustavus Adolphus College
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