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Lexile Framework For Reading: Matching Readers with Texts
While level numbers can be helpful, they aren’t the only indicator you should use when choosing a book. In fact, many educators caution against using levels to limit students' reading choices. If a child is willing to tackle a more difficult book because the subject matter interests them, go ahead and let them! On the other hand, if they want to reread old favorites just for fun, that’s great too. The most important thing is to get students reading, whenever and however possible.
For Students & Parents
Lexile measures help your child grow and improve their reading skills.
For Educators
Lexile measures help personalize instruction, monitor growth and predict future success.
Most of the library books in the Glenn Hills High School Media Center are color coded according to the book's Lexile level.
Please use the link below to access our Lexile Color Code Chart:
GHHS's Lexile Color Code Chart
If a library book is not color coded, you may look up the book's Lexile level on the following website:
Want to know typical Lexile measures by grade level? Click the link below for more information:
Typical Lexlie Levels By Grade