Storymap readability
Maybe you’ve found a Storymap and aren’t quite sure if your (school) students would find the reading level too challenging. Maybe you’re trying to create a Storymap for your third grades to use as an enrichment and you need to confirm your writing is on level.
Enter a new experimental tool that provides Storymap readability data in several different readability scoring frameworks, including Flesch-Kincaid grade level, Lexile estimated, Developmental Reading Assessment estimated, and Fountas & Pinnell.
Just grab the Storymap id – that long list of letters and numbers in the Storymap’s URL and paste in the form.
A few requirements:
- The Storymap should be in the new (2020+) Storymap template.
- The Storymap must be public.
- You must have the Storymap id
Note that many of the scores produced are estimates. You’ll want to consult official scoring tools for specific reading frameworks if you need a robust score.
Explore the experimental tool: https://trbaker.github.io/storyMapReadability/