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Tools to Help You Level Your Classroom Library

A few weeks ago, I shared tips for organizing your classroom library. The response to that blog post has been overwhelming! In the post, I explained that I sort the books in my own classroom library by reading level, as well as theme.

Sorting by theme is the easy part. We all know the importance of providing developmentally appropriate texts to students, but leveling an entire library can be a daunting task … until today!

I have researched a few of the top tools (both free and paid) for aiding teachers as they level their classroom libraries. Today I bring you pricing information, photos of the tools in action, and my HONEST opinion of each resource so you can make an informed decision about what will work best for you as you level your own classroom library.

I was pleased to discover that several companies provide iPhone and Android apps that allow you to scan the barcode and receive leveling results within seconds! Free or paid, iPhone (and Android) apps are my favorite type of resource because they are the fastest and most efficient way to level your books.

I’ll start by walking you through a few of the apps I recently installed on my iPhone. It is important to note that whether it was free or paid; no single app was able to identify and provide leveling information for EVERY book in my library. As you might expect, the paid apps sometimes provided data which was lacking in the free apps. In other cases, the FREE Scholastic Book Wizard app provided information about books that the paid apps did not! I would not expect a single resource to single-handedly level your entire classroom library, but each of the apps I successfully tested were able to level an impressive amount of books from my own library.

Scholastic Book Wizard App

Looking for a great FREE resource to help you get started? Start with the Book Wizard app from Scholastic! The app allows you to manually search (by typing the name of a tittle, author, or keyword). Most importantly, the app has a scanner that allows you to simply scan the bar code to quickly search the database for book information. I was pleased to discover that information for MANY of my classroom books was available in the app. A brief synopsis of the book is included on the “Book Info” screen as well as title, author, and book level information. The one (minor) downside was that the level information was presented in a rather tiny text. As a result, the book level didn’t jump out at me, I had to really look at the screen to see it.

Bonus Feature: The Scholastic Book Wizard app also allows users to create an inventory of all titles in  classroom library. You can also designate how many copies of the book you own and additional notes (such as where the book is filed in your library). I did not see any means to check books in or out. The list would mostly be a helpful tool for helping teachers quickly find a book or keep track of books they already own.

Level It App

My favorite of the paid apps was the Level It app. Just like Book Wizard, this app allows users to manually search for a book, or use your phone’s camera to scan a book’s bar code. This app also provides a description of the book with title, author, and level information. I loved how the levels are easier to discern with a quick glance at the screen. When I had a big stack of books that needed to be leveled, I appreciated being able to quickly and easily find this information so I could move on to the next book in the pile. This app is available for iPhone and Android users.

Bonus Feature: The Level It app includes a feature to inventory your classroom library, along with a class roster. This allows the teacher to create individual student profiles and the ability to check in/out books to specific students. This is not a feature that I can see myself implementing in my kindergarten classroom, but I know it is a tool that will prove to be useful for MANY classroom teachers.

Literacy Leveler App

The Literacy Leveler App by FikesFarm, LLC is similar to the Level It app, but a bit more basic. Priced at $3. 99, this app is currently only available for iPhone users. It allows users to manually search by title, author or ISBN; as well as scan each book’s bar code. Although the format of the app is simplistic compared to Level It (the other leading paid app for iPhone users) and did not include a book synopsis, I did appreciate the fact that book level information was boldly formatted and easy for users to see.

Bonus Feature: The Literacy Level app allows teachers to create an inventory of all titles included in their classroom library. It does indicate how many copies of a title a teacher possesses; nor does it allow teachers to make notes about each book. Despite its limitations, the library tool allows teachers to easily see a list of all books in their classroom library books at a given reading level with a quick touch of the screen.

Classroom Organizer App

Another free app for iPhone and Android users is the Classroom Organizer app from Booksource. The app allows teachers to determine reading levels, organize, and track books in their classroom library. The description of this app sounds amazing (especially for a free product). Unfortunately, the great features offered by this app are overshadowed by it’s shortfalls for usability. I followed the instructions and got started by creating an online account with Booksource, but after nearly a dozen attempts, have not been able to successfully log in to the app. Some things should simply not be this much of a challenge. I’m sure it’s a wonderful app, but I have yet to see it in action.


If you don’t have a smart phone or you prefer to look things up on your computer (the new old-fashioned way), there are a few websites that can be equally helpful as you level the books for your classroom library.

A to Z Teacher Stuff Leveled Books Database

The Leveled Books Database at A to Z Teacher Stuff allows users to search by title or author to determine the reading level for student books. Teachers have the option of searching to find Guided Reading Level or Reading Recovery Level.

Although the database is not comprehensive (MANY popular titles from my classroom library are missing from the online resource,)  it is free and helpful for some books. If you are just getting started, this is a resource that should not be overlooked.

Scholastic Book Wizard

If you love the Book Wizard app, you should know that this was the website that started it all. The Scholastic Book Wizard is a free website that allows educators to search by title, author, or keyword. Users can view a book’s Grade Level Equivalent, Guided Reading Level, or Lexile Measure. The extensive database was my first step when I began to level my own classroom library a few years ago.

Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Book Website

For educators seeking a more official means of leveling their classroom books, the Leveled Book Website from Fountas & Pinnell is available as a subscription service. With a base price of $25 for an annual membership, group discounts are also available.

I Leveled My Books… Now What?

Once your classroom books have been leveled, you will want to make them easily accessible to your students. My own classroom library consists of two categories: books sorted by level and books sorted by theme.  The box containing each type of book is clearly labeled, and each book contained within the box is given a small coordinating label. This way, students have a clear visual cue to help them return books to their proper location.

My Kindergarten Classroom Library

Find out more about my classroom library in this blog post. Learn how it’s organized, where to shop for my favorite book bins and see the little touches I added to make it extra special for my students.

Classroom Library Labels

Organize your library in style with my classroom library labels. Available in {Black Series} and {White Series}, this downloadable product includes labels for a variety of levels and themes to suit your classroom needs. Classroom Library Labels can be purchased in my TpT store.

Do you have plans to level your classroom library this summer?
What is your favorite book leveling resource?

How do I get a checkbook from Crédit Agricole? – Wiki Reviews

It is updated automatically. new checkbook is already available at your branch and a message in your internet bank reminds you! However, if you need the checkbook add-on, you can request it at any time at the branch or online.

Besides, who can have a checkbook? Anyone in his possession of can enter the amount she wants and designate herself as the recipient.

What is a side checkbook? He is also called side checkbook . It has the advantage that, after emptying, it can cut the protection front and back so as not to leave that a blank (8 x 4 cm), so that it is easier for you to manage your accounts and keep track of recipients and amounts paid check .

What is a check deposit book? Sometimes referred to as " discount booklet ", Le Bordereau is a document certifying your checking deposit for payment to your bank account. This is one of the two elements required to complete the operation, with an endorsement (or acquittal, see our article).

So, checkbooks are free? in checkbook being free, it must still be produced and processed manually at the time of payment. Therefore, some banks limit money transfers checkbook to their customers or the number of checks per book. Anything to discourage people from using this payment method.

At what age should I have a checkbook?

From de 16 years of age, a minor can, in most banks and with the permission of his parents de , open a bank account using a bank card and checkbook associated with it. He can freely deposit or withdraw amounts from this account.

What types of checkbook are there? Un Checkbook can therefore appear in several Formes , more or less practical depending on how you use and store it.

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Un checkbook purse is checkbook whose heel is on top check . wallet with checkbook has the advantage that it is shorter than checkbook classic but 2 cm wider.

Where can I find a check transfer receipt? Then check receipts for money transfers are easily accessible: At the counter of a bank branch. They are provided by your institution and are often self-service.

How to register a checking deposit?

Accounting checks received

Un check received is considered cashed when it was transferred to the bank. On receipt: Account 5112 is debited of check receivable" and account 411 "Customers" or the account of a third party associated with the operation is credited.

How are checkbooks sent? In their brochure, banks generally offer two types of shipping: sending a simple letter (tracked or not) and sending by registered mail. The first one simply allows the bank to trace the routing checkbook when the second one offers an extra layer of security.

When will checks disappear?

Despite numerous shortcomings: slow settling, impractical for everyday use, check will still be one of the valid means of payment until at least 2030, according to Banque de France.

How to get a bank card at 17?

To receive a bank card from 16 answer , the minor must open an account banking in the company of one of his parents or one of his legal representatives. According to banks, one of the parents or legal representative of a young person must be a bank client, but this is not necessary.

What is the account for a minor? You can open Mineur booklet d savings as passbook A (from birth) and Livret Jeune (from 12 years old), but the most requested offer is offer account traditional bank ( account current with withdrawal or payment card).

What are the rights at 16? At 16 years . He has the right to choose his own doctor, enroll in the social security system, have a vital card and open a personal medical record. He can go to the mayor's office to register himself.

What is a regular check?

Le check payment common This is the most used of the French. … Also called check crossed out, it matches check not approved, this is -say than check cannot be returned qu to the bank, not directly to its beneficiary. The principle of this check is must be approved before payment.

How to make a check? fill in check in 7 steps

  1. Enter the amount in figures. On check , on the right, the thick-outline rectangle is preceded by the € sign. …
  2. Write the amount in words. …
  3. Specify the recipient. …
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  5. The importance of the date. …
  6. Put his signature. …
  7. Don't forget your check from your checkbook.

How do I get receipts for CESU money transfers?

can be obtained Bordereau Called Bordereau refund CESU , directly from your personal account on the official website.

How do I fill out the back of a check? Application to be made for inside du check "approved by order" followed by the date and your signature. in check Thus, what is not crossed out can be endorsed several times in a row.

How to register cash payment?

To deposit or withdraw money between the cash register and your account(s), go to Account > Deposit > Deposit/Withdrawal. cash , Cliquez sur Registration : the entry between the bank account 512 and the associated cash account 531 is then transferred to accounting.

How to account for the deposit? Here is the essay accounting guarantee or deposit guarantee: Account 2751 debited Deposits or account 2755 "Guarantees"; And we credit account 404 “Suppliers of fixed assets”.

How does account 585 work?

. accounts 585 and 588 related to internal transfers are used for technical reasons in accounts organized on the basis of auxiliary journals. It's accounts 9The 0005 pass is useful for accounting transactions within a company.

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Prompt e-Check is a comprehensive ecosystem that integrates with all parties involved in the check processing process. The solution uses open programming interfaces (APIs) to integrate with customer relationship management (CRM), Know Your Customer (KYC), risk management systems, check generation, check clearing, automated banking systems, as well as banking channels and other services for end users.

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Prompt e-Check simplifies the electronic check issuance process by automatically filling in data such as national bank identification codes, company registration codes or mobile numbers. Dates of checks are also entered automatically. Using intelligent monitoring, the solution determines the dates on which the user regularly generates certain receipts and uses them as default dates. In the future, when the user generates a new check, the solution automatically substitutes one of the default dates closest to the date the new check was generated. In addition, Prompt e-Check uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies to track user behavior and perform smart detection of duplicate checks.

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The process of signing checks in Prompt e-Check takes place on a completely new level: instead of a handwritten signature, digital signatures are used, which are part of a public key infrastructure (PKI) and, accordingly, are confirmed by an accredited and authorized certification authority. The authentication (verification) that all electronic digital signatures entering the centralized repository undergo eliminates the need to use signature verification systems, so bank employees spend at least half as much time and effort on clearing.

Additional features

Electronic checkbook issuance

Prompt e-Check optimizes check issuance by removing the printing step from the process. As a result, issuing a checkbook takes only a few hours instead of days. By integrating the solution with check management systems, automated end-to-end processing (STP) speeds up the process of issuing electronic check books, while reducing the overhead costs that are inevitable when preparing paper books.

Compliance with international standards

Prompt e-Check is an electronic document management system (EDMS) with the most complex functionality and ensures the operation of the most important banking processes. The solution complies with all international standards in various areas, including the use of Open Banking, identity management and electronic document management. The solution fully meets their requirements.

Multiple Channel Support

Prompt e-Check supports a range of channels in which any authorized user that meets the established criteria can implement multiple self-developed APIs that are operated and used through Prompt e-Check. In addition, the solution offers a corporate portal, a corporate application for employees authorized to sign documents, an application for the retail segment, and banking channels.

Entitlement Matrix Management

As Prompt e-Check is designed for both corporate and retail customers, it provides built-in support for the management and verification of entitlements according to the corporate matrix. The solution allows you to transfer the process of checking the authorization matrix into a digital environment at the level of the issuing bank.

Universal Dashboards

The Prompt e-Check solution displays economic and technical information in multiple dashboards that enable you to more effectively monitor business cycles and customer support, as well as control technical parameters.


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