The Reading Room, available with Raz-Kids and Raz-Plus, allows teachers to provide their students with additional resources. For Raz-Kids, this includes extra books in English, Spanish, and French, including fiction series, poetry, and song books. The Raz-Plus Reading Room includes all of the Raz-Kids resources, with even more books, packs, and passages.
To change the Reading Room settings for students on a web browser:
Log in to Kids A-Z.
Click My Classroom.
Click Class Roster.
Select the Raz-Plus or Raz-Kids tab.
Select the box next to each relevant student, or use the top box to choose all students at once.
To quickly select all students in a group, first choose the group from the Viewing Menu.
Click Reading Room in the column header.
Click Customize.
Choose the language you would like to update.
Toggle on or off.
Put a check next to each resource type as desired.
For Books by Grade/Level, select whether students should have access to the "listen" version of books and/or access to quizzes.
When appropriate, select the number of levels Below and Above the student’s assigned reading level to limit their access.
Unless adjusted, access will be limited to the two levels above and three levels below the student’s Level Up reading level.
You can also lock the Reading Room access to specific levels by selecting Lock At Level and using the drop-down menus.
Click Save & Close.
You can adjust the Reading Room settings for an individual student at any time from the Kids A-Z mobile app.
Open the Kids A-Z app.
Tap Teacher at the top.
Enter your username and password. Then tap Log In.
Select the student whose settings you would like to update.
Scroll down and tap Reading Room.
Select the language you would like to update.
Toggle the language on or off.
Toggle each resource type on or off.
When appropriate, select the start and end levels of the resource type.
In addition to specific start and end levels, Books by Grade/Level can be set to a range based on the student's assigned reading level. The default range is two levels above and three below the student’s Level Up reading level.