A new app to help parents determine reading levels!

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In honor of READ ACROSS AMERICA (and Dr. Seuss's birthday) the 
Literacy Leveler™ is FREE on iOS and on  sale for $0.99 on Android!!

iTunes App Store                          Google play

This fantastic app is as simple as it looks - scan the barcode of a book (or search by title and/or author) and Literacy Leveler™ will tell you the Lexile level, DRA and grade level. As a bookseller working in a school district that militantly uses Lexile levels, I can't tell you how much time I spend looking this information up online for parents. From now on, I'll be recommending this app! Best of all, there is a conversion chart that shows you grade levels and Lexile levels.




Literacy Leveler™ makes it easy to level children's books in your collection and find books of an appropriate reading level. Supports the popular Lexile®, DRA, and Guided Reading leveling systems.
Scan a book's ISBN and see its level.
Search for a book by title, author, or level.
Add books to your personal library.
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    Download on the App Store   Get it on Google Play






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