A Lesson Resources CD-ROM containing Recording Forms, Word and Picture Cards, Letter Minibooks, My ABC Books, an Alphabet Linking Chart, My Poetry Books, Parent Letters, and other record-keeping and observation forms and resources

A Data Management System CD-ROM that facilitates data entry and regular monitoring, reporting and graphing of student progress

Two Professional Development DVDs that feature tutorials on coding, scoring, and analyzing Reading Records in addition to showing complete LLI lessons

You can use this chart to track a student's Leveled Literacy Intervention program noting the lesson received each day as well as the student's attendance. You can also use it to note important data collected through your reading record assessments.

You can use this chart to graph an individual student's progress across the levels in the LLI Program. Using the data from Reading Records, you can get a clear picture of a student's independent, instructional or hard level by looking at the three symbols, an open circle (independent), a circle with a dot (instructional), or a filled in black circle (hard).

This chart is used to illustrate the progress of each group as a whole. It is useful in comparing the overall performance of groups in the program. It can also be used to compare progress across the year. In one view, you can see all the groups served in a year with their week by week progress.

This chart also illustrates the overall progress of one LLI group as a whole. It allows you to place a line to depict the level goal and document the group's progress towards that goal.