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Sara BarronList of Children's books by reading level, topic, or grade level.
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jamee GambleA great resourse about books. The wizard can find a book and tell you a summary, the book level and other useful information about it.
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Shauna ColemanTeacher resource to help find levels for popular books, categorize books by interest, genre, subject and more.
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Shannon McClintock MillerTeacher Book Wizard: Find Children's Books by Reading Level, Topic, Genre. Level Books | @Scholastic http://ow.ly/6H74C
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Jennifer DimmickScholastic Book wizard: type title, author, keyword to find your book, then "find similar books". All Scholastic books, but recommendations are accurate. All ages.
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Sharla HoffertFind books according to specified level or search by level.
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Melissa DittmanAlways looking for a quick guide to help select books on level for my students and steer teachers toward.
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John DawsonFind Children's Books by Reading Level, Topic, Genre. Level Books | Scholastic.com
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Jen KeelerThis is a wonderful site to use to level books in your classroom library or to look up a level of a book that a student is reading. This site give you a plot summary, reading level, genre, and interest level. This is useful if you are starting to implement balanced literacy and/or Fountas and Pinnell leveling.
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Lindsey RuthYour post mentioned that your teachers would find books that were suited for your level of reading. A teacher at my sons school gave me two websites that help with finding books that vary in comprehension level as well as appropriateness for age. She explained that many students who can read at a fourth grade level or beyond in first grade are not socially/mentally ready for the material that is being discussed in many of those books. It puts teachers in a weird spot trying to find suitable material for advanced readers.
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Brandi AkinsLevels for hundreds of books.
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Amalia ConnollyDatabase of 50,000 titles to search by reading level or author, title or keyword. There are also instructional materials related to some of the books, as well as a "read-alike" search.
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Jocelyn Ozolinssearch by reading and interest level, subject, genre and more.
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karen eichelbergerThis website gives the approximate reading level for titles of books you have in your classroom.
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Sara KahlThis Book Wizard was the best tool when I was trying to organize my classroom library. It provides resources to help you create reading lists, level books, and find similar books and different reading levels. Organizing my classroom library would not have been as easy of a process without this resource.
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Cheryl Stallardbook leveling site
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