In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Scan through a few pages to get a feel for the book's level. Longer words will indicate a higher reading level, as will complex sentences. You should also look for words that suggest a specific audience. For example, rhyming sentences may indicate the book is for younger kids, while words related to school suggest the book is for school-aged kids. Use your prior reading experience to estimate how difficult the sentence structure is. There are a variety of mobile device applications that you can use to determine a book's reading level. These apps work by scanning the ISBN of a book and then cross-referencing it with different databases that address reading levels. Simply: Search your specific app store for reading level applications, then download the app. Some apps, like Levelit and Literacy Leveler, will allow you to scan the book's ISBN and then view the book's Lexile score, grade level equivalent, and other data. There are a wide variety of books lists available on the internet for your child's age or grade. While every book might not appear on a given list, many lists are fairly comprehensive. Consider: The New York Public Library's book lists at http://kids.nypl.org/book-lists. These lists contain books for children in Pre-K to 6th grade. Grade level lists at http://www.greatschools.org/gk/book-lists/ Book lists at https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/bookwizard/ The Lexile level of a book is a measure for determining its reading level. To determine the Lexile level of a book, you can use the search function on Lexile.com. Simply: Visit https://www.lexile.com/ Enter the title, author, or ISBN of a book in the "Quick Book Search" box in the upper right of the website. Then, click "search." The website will return various versions of the different book, along with an age-range of the book, and the Lexile reading score. Accelerated Reader is a database in which you can input the title of a book and it will return you relevant information, such as the reading level of that book. To access it: Visit http://www.arbookfind.com/default.aspx Enter the title of the book in the "Quick Search" box and hit enter. The website will return information about the book including the "Interest Level" of the book, the readability book level, and the Lexile level of the book.
Summary: Examine the book's contents for their complexity. Download apps that help you determine reading level. Consult book lists for a child's specific age or grade. Determine the Lexile level. Use the Accelerated Reader search tool.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: After changes to your fish tank, such as a large water change, a thorough cleaning, or medicating your fish, a bacteria bloom can occur. If this describes what led to the cloudiness in your tank, then be patient. The bacteria will balance out in a few days, and the water should clear on its own. If your filters are not working properly, then the water can become cloudy. There is bacteria in your filtration system that consumes byproducts like ammonia and keeps things clean. If the filters stop working, the bacteria can build up in the water, making it look cloudy. If you had recently added new fish to your aquarium, make sure the tank set up can handle the additional fish. For example, if you just added a larger fish to a tank that had smaller fish, it might be too much for the filtration system. Add a different filtration system, or lessen the amount of fish in your tank. Overfeeding your fish can cause cloudiness in the water. Fish need to be fed sparingly. Feed them an amount of food once a day the size of their eye, and give them one or two fast days a week. Sometimes, cloudiness can be caused by decorations. Make sure to wash all decorations carefully before adding them to the tank. Check all decorations in your tank to make sure they are designed for aquariums and purchased at good pet stores. Check for melting or misshapen decorations, softening or loosening decorations, or flaking paint or discolorations on decorations. Toxic blue-green algae clings to the sides of the tanks and sometimes to the decorative items in the tank. A good time to scrape algae from the sides is right before you change the water. Use a soft plastic squeegee or a clean toothbrush to gently scrape the side, then rinse under water to clean before taking another swipe. Remove all the ornaments and scrub in the old tank water to prevent shock in your fish. Make sure your tank doesn't get too much light because that can cause algae growth. Don't place your tank close to a window and only keep tank lights on for 8 to 10 hours a day. It is important not to overfeed your fish, as leftover food can contribute to algae growth and an ammonia spike.
Summary: Look for bacterial blooms. Check your filters. Adjust for additional fish. Refrain from overfeeding your fish. Be mindful with decorations. Control algae.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Stainless steel dishwashers and other products have a differentiated surface, with small flecks or striations in it. These flecks or striations are collectively known as the grain of the stainless steel. Conduct a close visual inspection of your stainless steel dishwasher to determine what direction the grain is oriented in. It might be up/down, left/right, or diagonally oriented. Dip a sponge or dishcloth in warm, soapy water. Move it along the surface of the stainless steel dishwasher in a motion consistent with its grain. For instance, if the grain of your stainless steel dishwasher is oriented up/down, wipe with your sponge or dishcloth using an up/down motion. If you wish, you could substitute a specially-formulated stainless steel cleaning product for warm, soapy water. Bar Keeper's Friend, for instance, is a popular product. Once you've washed the stainless steel dishwasher, use a dry sponge or dishcloth to dry it. Wipe away the warm, soapy water by moving the cloth or sponge along the direction of the dishwasher's grain. In other words, if the grain of your stainless steel dishwasher is oriented in an up/down direction, move the dry cloth or sponge in an up/down direction. Cleaning solutions that contain chlorine should not be used to clean the exterior of your stainless steel dishwasher. This could cause corrosion. Likewise, do not use steel wool or other harsh cloths, as doing this could lead to scratching the surface.
Summary:
Locate the grain of the stainless steel. Wash the outside of the dishwasher. Dry the stainless steel dishwasher. Do not use abrasive cleaning materials.