Reading levels for books
- Accelerated Reader Book Search
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http://www.renlearn.com/store/quiz_home.asp#quicksearchSearch 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.
- Beaverton School District Leveling Books Database
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http://registration.beavton.k12.or.us/lbdb/default.htmBeaverton 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.
- Early Intervention Reading Recovery Level Search
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http://leveledbooks.com/booksearch.htmlSearch trade books for emergent and beginning readers by Reading Recovery level, title, keyword, author, series or publisher. This site also includes a reading equivalency chart based on Reading Recovery/Early Intervention-Guided-Basal-Grade.
- Fry Readability Graph
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http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/fry/fry.htmlThis site explains how to use and read the Fry readability graph. The graph is available by grade level or by age level.
- Flesch-Kincaid Reading Level Test
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http://www.timetabler.com/reading.htmlThis site explains how to use and read the Fry readability graph. The graph is available by grade level or by age level.
You can also check the readability level of a passage using the Flesch-Kincaid Reading Level built into of Microsoft® Word. In Word XP, to display readability statistics...
- Tools menu, click Options, then click the Spelling and Grammar tab
- Select the Show readability statistics check box, then click OK
- On the Tools menu, click Spelling and Grammar
When Microsoft® Word is done checking spelling and grammar, it shows information about the reading level of the passage.
- Leveled Picture Books
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http://www.pps.k12.or.us/instruction-c/literacy/leveled_books/Portland Public Schools provides this database. Search by title, author, Reading Recovery level or grade level. Last updated 2001.
- Lexile Reading Level Book Search
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http://www.lexile.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?view=ed&tabindex=5&tabid=67Search 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.
- Lexiles in Oregon
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http://www.ode.state.or.us/teachlearn/subjects/elarts/reading/literacy/lexiles/This site from the Oregon Department of Education has sections for both educators and families. The Families' Lexile Resource Kit has a fact sheet to print for families. There is also a link to the Lexile Analyzer, where you can submit text to be analyzed for Lexile level.
- Reading Level Guide and Comparison Chart
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http://www.harcourtachieve.com/Pages/articles/2004ComboLevelGuide.pdfHarcourt Achieve presents a PDF chart comparing Fountas and Pinnell, DRA, Reading Recovery, Early Intervention and Lexile reading levels on page iv of their multipage leveling guide to their books.
- Rigby Leveling Search
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http://www.harcourtachieve.com/c/@MdpxmF4ee5JI./Pages/level.htmlSearch by title or series, Fountas and Pinnell level, Early/Extended Intervention level, DRA level, Reading Recovery level, grade or reading level.