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Level your classroom library, create book lists, and find the right book at just the right reading level for students with Book Wizard.
- The Best Ways to Organize Your Classroom Library Books
Organizing your books by genre is a great way to help...
- The Best Ways to Organize Your Classroom Library Books
- Scholastic Book Wizard App. Looking for a great FREE resource to help you get started? Start with the Book Wizard app from Scholastic! The app allows you to manually search (by typing the name of a tittle, author, or keyword).
- Level It App. My favorite of the paid apps was the Level It app. Just like Book Wizard, this app allows users to manually search for a book, or use your phone’s camera to scan a book’s bar code.
- Literacy Leveler App. The Literacy Leveler App by FikesFarm, LLC is similar to the Level It app, but a bit more basic. Priced at $3.99, this app is currently only available for iPhone users.
- Classroom Organizer App. Another free app for iPhone and Android users is the Classroom Organizer app from Booksource. The app allows teachers to determine reading levels, organize, and track books in their classroom library.
Finding The Level of A Book. Then start looking at your books. If you have books that are part of a leveled reading series, they will have a reading level on the back which may or may not correlate with the reading program your school uses. For example, the book above is labeled as a Guided Reading Level A. If my school used Reading Recovery, I ...
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In the library, I sometimes get asked about the reading level of a certain book. Although I can look it up, I don’t place a big emphasis upon a particular book’s reading level. I always hope that kids will choose to read what interests them. However, knowing the reading level of a book does have its place. Maybe a classroom teacher needs to add som...
You may be asking, “How classroom library?” Here’s the first step. Go to the Accelerated Reader Bookfinder site and type in the title, author or topic of the book you are trying to find information about. Chances are quite good that your book will be in the vast database of titles. Once you have the result, look for the number to the right of the A...
If you are just interested in knowing the grade level of a book, you could stop there. However, many school districts use other reading levels to measure progress. One type of leveling model is the DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment). Another book leveling model is the Lexile score. Some teachers, homeschool parents or students may want to know ...
What if you are a brand new classroom teacher and have a whole classroom library of books to level? What if you are a school librarian who has just been asked by your principal to level all of the books in the library? (It has happened before.) Is there an app to level books? Good news! There is a free app called QuickScan Book Leveler. The downsid...
Are you going to have a need to level some books anytime soon? Do you suddenly feel like raiding your bookshelf and visiting the AR website just to satisfy your curiosity? If that’s the case, I hope this post will help you find the book levels you are seeking. Have a fantastic week, and thanks for visiting the BookAndTechTips site.
Organizing your books by genre is a great way to help students determine which types of books they enjoy as well as introduce new storytelling techniques. If you choose to organize your classroom library books by level, our book wizard is a great resource for organizing books and adding to your library. Some teachers even choose to level half ...
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Dec 2, 2014 · 2. Enlist help. If you have parent help, take advantage because this is a big task that took a few weeks. 3. Use book leveling apps. I took each basket from my library and scanned the bar code on the back of the books using Scholastic Book Wizard {free} mobile as well as the Level It {$3.99} mobile app.
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Mar 8, 2013 · Step 2. Organize. Now that you have your books, you can move on to step two, organizing your books. Think about what categories make sense for your classroom and the number of books you have. The greater number of books, the more categories you’ll need. I broke my books up into about 20 general categories to start.
