Reading below grade level

How to teach phonics interventions to struggling third, fourth, and fifth grade readers

Help making sense of reading levels with what does book levels, guided reading, and Lexile mean PLUS book lists for every grade!

Learn the ins and outs of how to teach a guided reading lesson. From prereading activities to word work to assessing students through performance assessment, you will find helpful tips and strategies to teach students how to read.

When Your Child Isn't At Grade Level My children are children. They are not math equations. They are not projects with completion dates. As convenient as it would be for them to achieve grade level expectations, this is just simply not possible sometimes. #homeschoolmom #homeschool #learningdifferences #homeschoolingspecialneeds

Find the best ways to test reading level online, tips for getting an accurate score, and what to do with the results!

Reading level charts are an essential tool to compare the different text leveling systems out there. Did you know some text levels attempt to estimate a reader's ability? While other text level charts attempt to explain text complexity or readability?Well, it can get confusing. That's why we're sharing this free reading level chart! Between Guiding Reading […]

Lexile levels are important to consider when it comes to choosing what books to read. Lexile levels can be used to find books that are at your child's reading level. This will help them to be able to better understand what they are reading. You can find Lexile levels by grade on the Lexile website. According to the chart, Lexile levels increase as students move up in grade. This means that kids in higher grades have a greater range of texts they can read at their level Click here to read…

Helping students reach fluency in reading through balanced literacy and attention to reading levels is an essential part of the reading foundation skills.

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