What Kids Are Reading
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What Kids Are Reading is the world’s largest annual study of K–12 student reading habits. With all-new information on nonfiction reading, eye-opening research analyses, and much more, the 2020 edition is a must-read.
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What Kids
Are Reading
Download the 2020 Report
What Kids Are Reading is the world’s largest annual study of K–12 student reading habits.With all-new information on nonfiction reading, eye-opening research analyses, and much more, the 2020 edition is a must-read.
Download the 2020 report now
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What are students in your state reading? Check out the map below or create your own custom What Kids Are Reading report! You can also create custom book lists for individual students or reading groups.
What are kids in your state reading? Create your own custom What Kids Are Reading report! You can also create custom book lists for individual students or reading groups.
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ATOS LEVEL is an estimate of the challenge
level of a text reported on a grade-level scale.
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Interest Level
Interest level refers to the sophistication/maturity of a text’s content, ideas, and themes:
LG (lower grades, K–3), MG (middle grades, 4–8), MG+ (middle grades plus, 6 and up), and UG
(upper grades, 9–12).
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What are students in your state reading? Check out the map below or create your own custom What Kids Are Reading report! You can also create custom book lists for individual students or reading groups.
What are students in your state reading? Create your own custom What Kids Are Reading report! You can also create custom book lists for individual students or reading groups.
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