Ar reading

Our school is required to use Accelerated Reader. In order to make this mandatory program fun, I decided to throw away reading logs, and use AR point goals instead. I love giving students Accelerated Reader point goals because it encourages reading and holds students accountable by having them take the AR tests. Granted, I have to have mini-lessons...

Here's a list of Accelerated Reader levels by color. Find AR books according to your child's reading level and purchase them for less here too!

These Accelerated Reader resources can help you structure a meaningful use of the Accelerated Reader program in your classroom.

3 Alternatives to Accelerated Reader (AR) Guest Blog Post by Shaelynn Farnsworth Accelerated Reader, Reading Counts, and any other program which

Have fun implementing Accelerated Reader in your elementary school classroom with these easy to use classroom AR charts and parent letters from Tales from a Very Busy Teacher's TpT store.

Keep your students motivated to hit their weekly and monthly reading goals by offering a little motivation or reward. Here are some of our favorite ideas.

Our school is required to use Accelerated Reader. In order to make this mandatory program fun, I decided to throw away reading logs, and use AR point goals instead. I love giving students Accelerated Reader point goals because it encourages reading and holds students accountable by having them take the AR tests. Granted, I have to have mini-lessons […]

Educational Worksheets Preschool through Grade 3

I don't know about you, but I absolutely LOVE AR (Accelerated Reader). My firsties are new at it, and the devour books. A huge part of th...

This chart could be used as an anchor chart to discriminate between words that are spelled with "ar" and "or". It includes both single and multisyllabic words and highlights the spelling pattern to call students' attention to the placement of the "ar" or "or" in the words.