Reading Skills Competency Tests : competency tests for basic reading skills

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LB1050.75.R43 A45 1999 v.1
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Summary

Each level unit provides a sequential Reading Skills Checklist of the skills to be mastered at that grade/reading level for easy individual record keeping, plus 40-70 short, reproducible informal Reading Skills Competency Tests for measuring students' mastery of each skill on the Checklist at that level. Each also includes a Group Summary Profile for recording class progress and a separately printed wall chart that maps out the entire reading skills progression from Readiness through Advanced levels.

Contents

  • About the Competency Tests for Basic Reading Skills p. 3
  • How to Use the Competency Tests and Check List p. 9
  • Begin at the Beginning p. 9
  • Recording on the Check List p. 10
  • Conferencing with the Pupil p. 10
  • Conferencing with Parents p. 11
  • Conferencing with Professional Staff p. 11
  • Providing Check Lists to the Next Grade Level Teacher p. 11
  • Making a Group Summary Profile from Individual Check Lists p. 11
  • Ensuring the Sequential Presentation of Skills p. 11
  • Using the Sequential Skill Plan Chart p. 12
  • Reading Skills Check List--Readiness Level p. 13
  • Group Summary Profile--Readiness Level p. 15
  • Reading Skills Competency Tests: Readiness Level p. 19
  • I. Vocabulary
  • A. Word Recognition p. 20
  • 1. Interested in Words and Symbols p. 20
  • 2. Recognizes Own Name in Print p. 22
  • 3. Names Upper-case Letters p. 24
  • 4. Names Lower-case Letters p. 28
  • 5. Matches Upper-case and Lower-case Letters p. 32
  • 6. Identifies Numerals 1-10 p. 34
  • B. Word Meaning p. 36
  • 1. Listening Vocabulary Adequate to Understand Ideas p. 36
  • 2. Speaking Vocabulary Adequate to Convey Ideas p. 40
  • 3. Comprehends Meaning of Place Words p. 42
  • Comprehends Meaning of Quantitative Words p. 48
  • Comprehends Meaning of Descriptive Words p. 52
  • 4. Classifies Objects and Pictures into Logical Categories p. 56
  • 5. Aware That Printed Words Represent Spoken Words p. 60
  • II. Perceptive Skills
  • A. Auditory p. 62
  • 1. Reproduces Pronounced Two- and Three-Syllable Words p. 62
  • 2. Hears Minimal Differences in Words p. 64
  • 3. Able to Hear Word Length p. 66
  • 4. Recognizes Spoken Words with Same Initial Sound p. 68
  • 5. Recognizes Spoken Words with Same Final Sounds p. 70
  • 6. Hears Rhyming Words p. 72
  • B. Visual p. 74
  • 1. Sees Likenesses and Differences in Colors, Shapes and Designs, Directionality and Size, Letters and Words
  • Sees Likenesses and Differences in Colors p. 74
  • Sees Likenesses and Differences in Shapes p. 76
  • Sees Likenesses and Differences in Designs p. 80
  • Sees Likenesses and Differences in Directionality and Size p. 82
  • Sees Likenesses and Differences in Letters p. 86
  • Sees Likenesses and Differences in Words p. 88
  • 2. Recognizes Word Boundaries p. 90
  • 3. Visualizes Part-to-Whole by Assembling 7-piece Puzzle p. 92
  • 4. Left-to-Right Eye Movement p. 96
  • III. Comprehension
  • A. Interest p. 98
  • 1. Wants to Learn to Read p. 98
  • 2. Enjoys Being Read To p. 100
  • 3. Shows Interest in Books and Other Printed Materials p. 102
  • B. Ability p. 104
  • 1. Adequate Attention Span p. 104
  • 2. Remembers Main Ideas from Stories Read Aloud p. 106
  • Remembers Names of Characters from Stories Read Aloud p. 106
  • Remembers Some Major Details from Stories Read Aloud p. 106
  • 3. Can Sequence Events Logically p. 108
  • 4. Follows Oral Directions p. 110
  • 5. Looks at Books from Front to Back p. 112
  • Looks at Books from Left-hand Page to Right-hand Page p. 112
  • 6. Aware of Usual Text Progression from Left to Right and from Top to Bottom p. 114
  • IV. Oral Expression
  • A. Expresses Self Spontaneously p. 116
  • B. Expresses Complete Thoughts (Sentences) p. 116
  • C. Able to Remember and Reproduce a Five-Word Sentence p. 118
  • D. Can Retell a Story in His/Her Own Words p. 120
  • Barbe Reading Skills Check List Sequential Skill Plan (Chart)

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