Accelerated Reader motivates students to read more through engaging quizzes, goal setting, and personalized recommendations. As students increase their reading volume, they develop greater reading stamina, word recognition, and language comprehension skills.

There are five steps to getting started with Accelerated Reader: Get your classroom ready for reading practice; Introduce Accelerated Reader to students; Determine your students' reading levels; Personalize reading practice for each student; Use data to monitor progress and celebrate success; 1. Get Yourself and Your Classroom Ready for Reading ...

Unlock the Power of Reading with Accelerated Reader. Accelerated Reader places students in control of their reading journey. As an educator, you play a guiding role, while our interactive quizzes and engaging activities provide students with genuine opportunities to …

Accelerated Reader is a digital program that helps students and teachers manage and monitor independent reading practice in both English and Spanish. Students pick a book at their own level and read it at their own pace.

Accelerated Reader (AR) has been motivating students and supporting schools to develop a rich culture of reading for nearly 40 years. Research-based targets structure healthy reading habits, helping readers progress in fluency, reading stamina, word recognition, and comprehension skills while empowering teachers to ignite a lifelong love of ...

Accelerated Reader guides students to engaging, just-right texts for independent daily reading practice. Educators can motivate learners through self-selected goals and easy-to-use progress monitoring.

Introducing Accelerated Reader to Students (and Parents) Student Videos: Videos that demonstrate how students take quizzes, view progress, and view book ideas. Family Resources for Accelerated Reader: Guide for families that explains what Accelerated Reader is.

Students who log in to Accelerated Reader can take quizzes, view their progress (including goals), and view information about the quizzes they've taken. They can also see ideas for books or articles to read now or top books and articles, nonfiction books, and award-winning books.

After a student selects Accelerated Reader on the Home page, he or she can take Reading Practice, Vocabulary Practice, Literacy Skills, and Other Reading Quizzes. To see a video demonstration of how students take a quiz, click here.

Designed for busy teachers and librarians, Accelerated Reader 360 supports independent reading practice and the three key instructional shifts being emphasized in the Common Core: more nonfiction reading, more reading of complex texts, and the ability to cite text evidence.