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Lexile & Quantile Hub offers a variety of tools and resources to help students and educators find books that match their reading levels and interests. One of these tools is Find a Decodable Book, which allows users to search for books that are designed to help beginning or struggling readers practice their phonics skills. Find a Decodable Book lets users filter books by Lexile level, word ...
Here’s what’s new: The Lexile® scale is extended for beginning readers. Previously, all books measuring below 0L were given a standalone “BR” (Beginning Reader) code. Now texts with a BR code will also receive a Lexile measure (e.g., BR100L). The addition of a Lexile measure for books below 0L allows for greater differentiation at the ...
About Lexile Codes. Lexile measures help you find just-right books to match your students’ reading abilities. But there’s more to a book than a quantitative text complexity metric. To help you engage students even further, many books also get Lexile codes. These codes provide more information about the type of book and its age appropriateness.
Step 1: Enter your Lexile ®. Tell us your Lexile ® measure, create a custom Lexile ® range, or start with your current grade and reading level to find the books you'd like to read. Choose one of the following three options and provide the information within.
Ideal reading range where a student can comprehend a text while still being challenged. This is 100 Lexiles below and 50 Lexiles above a student’s measure.
Nearly every state in the country offers free access to periodical database services for educators, parents, students and other citizens. These periodical database services provide Lexile measures for millions of newspaper and magazine articles, as well as encyclopedia and reference content. Database providers include EBSCO, Gale, Grolier ...
Lexile measures help differentiate instruction and monitor growth in reading and listening, putting students on the path to success in school, college and careers. Find Just Right Books Want to conduct book searches that include Lexile measures, students’ interests, Early Reading Indicators and key vocabulary?
