Use a simple one-page Lexile-by-grade chart for quick reference without entering a score.
Jump to a grade:
Grade Band
Lexile Range
Lexile ranges describe broad text complexity, not a complete book-fit decision. Use the chart as a quick reference, then apply judgment about reader readiness and the task.

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A Lexile chart is useful when you want the fastest possible reference for broad grade-band text complexity. Instead of entering one score at a time, this page shows the full grade-by-grade Lexile ranges in a printable view.
It is best used as a quick reference chart, not as a complete book-fit decision. Reader support, stamina, interest, and purpose still matter when choosing what a student should read next.
Find the likely grade band for a Lexile measure and compare nearby bands at a glance.
Use a one-page guided reading reference chart to compare grade bands with F&P, DRA, Lexile, and ATOS ranges.
Convert reading levels between Lexile, grade band, F&P, DRA, and ATOS using an educator-friendly reference chart.