Enota's accelerated reader page can be found here:
https://hosted188.renlearn.com/52518/
The Accelerated Reader program is a series of brief computerized quizzes that assess student comprehension of a book.
Accelerated Reader operates on a Web-based format, with access from school and during school hours only. This gives our students access to over 100,000 AR quizzes.
Students take short quizzes after reading an Accelerated Reader book. Each book quiz that Enota owns assigns a reading level and a specific number of points. The reading level is displayed in a decimal. For example, a reading level of 5.4 means the book is appropriate for a student on a mid-fifth grade reading level. Almost all picture books are .5 points, beginning chapter books (like
Junie B. Jones or
Magic Tree House) are one point, and more difficult books increase in point values from there. Students accumulate points throughout the year.
In the Media Center, we have thousands of books for which we own Accelerated Reader quizzes.
Parents and students are also encouraged to use books from home or the public library to find A.R. books. When you check the list, please check to make sure that
both the title and the author match. Sometimes, there is more than one book with the same title. The list is provided in the link below. In the "related documents" section you will find a “readability brochure." This brochure explains the system of assigning books a reading level.
Find the AR level of books here:
http://www.arbookfind.com/Default.aspx
