The purposes of this study were first to develop the classifiers test battery for 3rd graders, and secondly to compare the classifiers competence the relate to word recognition, vocabulary, and reading comprehension the 3rd graders with and without reading disability. The main findings of this research were stated as follows: 1.These classifiers tests possess acceptable reliability and validity. 2.There were significant differences between the 3rd graders with and without reading disability in the scores of classifiers test. Also, to find normal students have significantly intra-individual differences. 3.The scores of classifiers test and word recognition, vocabulary, and reading comprehension of the 3rd graders without reading disability were relevant. However, the relationship scores of classifiers test and word recognition were not similar to the relationship scores of classifiers test and vocabulary, and reading comprehension of the 3rd graders with reading disability. 4.There were similarities between the 3rd graders with and without reading disability in error patterns. But two groups have significant differences in error frequencies. The distinguishing error patterns for using classifiers could be divided into four types. 5.The 3rd graders with reading disability could be further divided into five subtypes based on their test scores of classifiers, word recognition, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.