Leveled Texts and Vocabulary Generator
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Adjust the Grade Level
By changing the grade level here, you will adjust the reading level of the text. If you want the text available at different grade levels, run it through again with a different grade level.
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Provide the Text
Paste the text to be tiered in the box. Press the pen icon and let the tool tier your text.
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Collect your Text
The tiered text will appear in the editing box, along with any difficult vocabulary and definitions. Here you can print or copy the text to the clipboard.

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