AR - young kids/high levels

[Kathleen Zwyghuizen <kzwy@ATTBI.COM>]

To all you AR users out there,

I have 4 elementary media centers. The teachers use AR in all, but in
one building it is taken very seriously.

My question is this:  When a 4th grade student CAN read and take
quizzes up through 6th or 7th grade levels, what's the best way to
find/purchase books at a higher reading level without having the
content be inappropriate for their age level?  I have BookGuide. I can
work from that but would like some additional input.

I'd appreciate any ideas and will post a HIT.  Broadening the reading
experience is NOT an option. I've tried to convince them of that
already. Supposedly the students set goals to be certified at the next
level and we need to provide the books/tests.

Thanks in advance.

Kathy
Kathy Zwyghuizen
Media/Tech Specialist
Greenville Public Schools
Greenville, MI 48838

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