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A to Z Teacher Stuff - level comparison chart
Compairs Grade Level - Reading Recovery - Guided Reading (Fountas & Pinnell) - DRA
http://books.atozteacherstuff.com/leveled-books/book-levels-guide.html |
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Accelerated Reader
Many schools use the Accelerated Reader Program (A.R.) from Renaissance Learning. Even if your school doesn't use the program, you can find their estimate of the reading level of many of the books in their program. By using their Advanced Search, you can find their estimate of the grade level of books, by title, by author, or by Accelerated Reader quiz number
http://www.fremont.k12.ca.us/msje/accelerated_reader_list.htm |
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Accelerated Reader Book Search
Search by title, author, quiz number or standard set in the simple search. Go to the advanced search to sort results list in acsending or descending order by title or author, by topic (genre), interest level, book level, accelerated reader points, fiction or non-fiction, English or Spanish language, publisher and when released. One can also search by series name, awards, and within Accelerated Reader recommended reading lists.
http://www.renlearn.com/store/quiz_advanced.asp?c=MA+61%3A63%3A21+6002%2F81%2F4 |
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Accelerated Reader Leveled Books Database
Leveled Books Database, Leveling Books ~ Part of the A to Z Teacher Stuff Network -- Welcome! This leveled books database is still in the testing phases. Feel free to check it out and send feedback if you have any suggestions!
http://books.atozteacherstuff.com/leveled-books/index.php?p=getdb&db_id=2 |
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Beaverton School District - Leveled Books Database
Beaverton School District provides this searchable databases using either the Reading Recovery or Guided Reading methodologies. They also have a PDF document that connects reading benchmark targets with Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA) levels and grades.
http://registration.beavton.k12.or.us/lbdb/ |
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Beaverton School District - Method compairison chart
Beaverton School District - Chart compairing connections between DRA,Guided Reading Level and Lexile
http://registration.beavton.k12.or.us/lbdb/benchmarktargets00.pdf |
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Book Adventure
Parents and teachers looking for ways of motivating youngsters to read will find Book Adventure a wonderful resource. Students can read books, take quizzes on them, and earn points for correct answers on the quizzes. Kids can redeem accumulated points for prizes. There is a database of quizzes on more than 3,000 popular children's titles. Using Book Finder, readers can search the titles by author, title, grade level, or interests. Book Finder will then create a reading list that can be printed and used at the library. After reading a book, children go to Quiz-O-Matic to take the corresponding quiz. Quizzes have from five to ten questions, depending on grade level. Teachers or parents can register their children and select literature at the appropriate grade level. There is also a mechanism for keeping track of children's scores and points earned. Teachers or parents can generate reports.
http://www.bookadventure.com/ |
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Com Cat - Heartland AEA
A searchable database which provides and allows you to search on - reading level, interest level, Lexile level, Accelerated Reader, and Reading Counts information in addition to title, author and subject. There are over 1,220,000 holdings in the database. There are hyperlinks on the Com Cat search screen that explain the levels. Searches may be done for specific levels or range of levels.
http://comcat.aea11.k12.ia.us/search/hb/Express.html |
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Guided Reading Leveled Books Database
Leveled Books Database, Leveling Books ~ Part of the A to Z Teacher Stuff Network -- Welcome! This leveled books database is still in the testing phases. Feel free to check it out and send feedback if you have any suggestions!
http://books.atozteacherstuff.com/leveled-books/index.php?p=getdb&db_id=1 |
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Harcourt Textbook Leveling Guide
Harcourt Achieve is pleased to provide this leveling guide as a service to our customers. We do not endorse any specifi c leveling system. The following leveling systems represent the ones most frequently requested by our customers:
http://steckvaughn.harcourtachieve.com/NR/rdonlyres/DA76FD10-0E8A-4CB3-8138-D48A09C20618/0/2004ComboLevelGuide.pdf |
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Leveled Book Lists
These lists are in alphabetical order by the authors' names and include two or three different sets of levels within each grade. Please remember that children learn at different rates for many different reasons. These lists are given as a way to choose books that will be at a child's level of development. Grade levels are not the important factor in choosing a book. You must start where children are and move from there because children, who are at the beginning stages of reading, need books that are "Just Right" . This list is not intended to limit children's reading. Children can still enjoy books at a challenging level, at a comfortable level as well as an easy level.
http://home.comcast.net/~ngiansante/ |
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Leveled Books
Find a book at your child's instructional level and watch them soar with real literature. Here is a list of leveled book for the K-3 teacher.
http://www.geocities.com/teachingwithheart/levelbooks.html |
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Leveled picture books
Portland Public Schools provides this database. Search by title, author, Reading Recovery level or grade level. Last updated 2001.
http://www.pps.k12.or.us/instruction-c/literacy/leveled_books/index.php?loadcount=3&title=thomas+&author=&read_recovery=&grade_level=&sort=b_gradelevel&submit.x=34&submit.y=8 |
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Lexile Book Database
Search for the Lexile reading level of a book by title, author, lexile range, keyword or ISBN. Sort the results list by author, title, or lexile range. --- The Lexile Book Database is a list of books with Lexile measures. The Lexile measure of a book refers to its text difficulty only. A Lexile measure does not take the subject matter or content of the book into consideration. Lexile measures are based on two well-established predictors of how difficult a text is to comprehend: word frequency and sentence length. Many factors other than these affect the relationship between a reader and a book, including its content, the age and interests of the reader, and the design of the actual book. The Lexile measure is a good starting point in your book-selection process, with these other factors then being considered.
http://www.lexile.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?view=ed&tabindex=5&tabid=67 |
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Regentbook.com
SEARCH THE ONLINE CATALOG by -- Accelerated Reader, Author, Grade Levels- Includes ISBN, Guided Reading Level, Lexile Measure, Reading Counts, & Title
http://www.regentonline.com/search.asp?frmGrade=TRUE&submit=Continue |
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Rigby Comparison Leveling Chart
This guide and table compare various professionally used reading levels to grade and category (emergent, early, early fluent, etc.) levels.
http://rigby.harcourtachieve.com/HA/correlations/pdf/l/LevelingChart.pdf |
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SUNLINK
Florida's online K-12 library media catalog for public schools. Search by title, author, format, reading level, interest level, language. Create bibliographies and print them...and more!
http://sunlink.brodart.com/search/fl/searchALL.html |
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Scholastic On-line Levelled Library
The Scholastic On-line Levelled Library lets you search all of Scholastic’s educational resources for students with a click of a button! You can search by guided reading level, grade level, curriculum area, and much more. Not all books have guided reading levels, but a grade level is always provided as a guide.
http://guidedreading.scholastic.ca/search.asp |
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Scholastic Reading Counts! library of more than 34,000 titles
Search for titles by interest level and three types of reading measures: Lexile Framework for Reading, Guided Reading, and grade-equivalent reading levels.
http://src.scholastic.com/ecatalog/search_titles_1.asp?UID=8E66ED43458F461E922D0A476CC735DF&subt=0 |
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