www.lexile.com
This website can create a special reading list based on their lexile score and interests. As a teacher I can also put in the interests of history and fiction, indicate the lexile score of 9th grade - 850 to 1165 - and out pops a printable list of books for the student to choose from! It even has a function that allows students to seaarch their local library for those titles on their list.
The Lexile Framework for Reading: "Currently, every student in the state of California receives a California Reading List (CRL) Number with his or her STAR test results. The CRL Number is based on The Lexile Framework for Reading, and is a Lexile zone score. For example, a CRL of 7 indicates a Lexile zone of 700L to 799L"
Techlearning > > Differentiating Reading Levels > June 27, 2008: "Lexile, which measures comprehension, or semantic difficulty, and sentence length, or syntactic complexity, of books, newspapers, is used by over 450 publishers. The Lexile scale measures from 80L for beginning readers to 1700L for advanced readers.
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