HCPS-Third-Grade-Pacing-and-Assessment-Schedule. Pd_3rd_grade_reading. Literacy Centers {free printable} Last year my district started using McGraw-Hill's reading series.
While the station ideas for each week's main selection are good, sometimes I find myself spending a lot of time explaining the directions. After reading The Daily 5, I decided to create some generic literacy centers that could be used with any story/selection. So, drum roll please...I present to you a set of 16 centers that can be set up in your classroom with just a few materials that you probably already have on hand. I created a few stations for Words, Reading, and Writing. Here's what is in each category: Words: Making Words Making Words Recording Sheet (The title font is called Grilled Cheese.)
Spelling Activity Spelling Activity Cards can be found {here}.Dictionary Dig Reading:Poetry (lots of resources {here}, and {here}). Partner Reading Read & Respond (lots of graphic organizers found {here}, {here}, {here}, and {here}. Comic Strip Story Listening to Reading (a couple of online story sites {here} and {here}. Writing: Everythingliteracy. Try Wikispaces Classroom now.
Brand new from Wikispaces. guest Join | Help | Sign In. Grades 3-5 Student Center Activities: Reading Foundational Skills (CCSS) Welcome to Reading Street. Pearson - Lexile Measures. Untitled. Untitled. Assessing a Student's Level. With our online running record tool on Raz-Kids.com, you can: Assign a Benchmark Book from Levels aa-G Assign a Benchmark Passage from Levels aa-Z Listen to students' recordings from reading aloud a book or passage.
Score all student recordings using an online running-record tool. Listen to students' recordings of retellings. Score retellings using an online rubric. See quiz questions missed and a report on which comprehension skills to support or re-teach with each student. Reward students' progress through awarding stars to spend in the RAZ Rocket. Reading A-Z provides a three-part assessment process to help you place students in instructionally appropriate level texts. Part 1: Students read Benchmark Passages or Benchmark Books, and you capture their reading behavior on Running Records. Part 2: Students retell the text, and you use Retelling Rubrics to score their comprehension.
Part 1: Start with Benchmark Passages & Running Records or Benchmark Books & Running Records. Scores. Series That Hook New Readers on Books. Lexile Levels Made Easy. A popular method used by schools to measure a student reader’s ability is Lexile level or a Lexile Measure.
A Lexile measure is a valuable tool for teachers, parents, and students. It serves two unique functions: it is the measure of how difficult a text is OR a student’s reading ability level. The Lexile Framework was developed by MetaMetrics©, an educational assessment and research team, funded originally by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. How It Works A student receives his or her Lexile measure from one of two ways: taking a school-administered SRI (Scholastic Reading Inventory) test, which is specifically designed to measure Lexile or reading ability OR by taking a standardized reading test which converts the reader’s results to a Lexile measure.
If a student gets a 550L then he or she is a 550 level Lexile reader. 550L is the measure of his or her readability level. Use the chart below to compare Lexile Levels with other leveled reading systems: LevelSet_Lexile_Assessment. SRI_GrowthExpectations. Lexile_family. Get_group_file. Shared Reading Opportunities for Direct Literacy Instruction. LA_Guided_Reading_Overview. Every Child A Reader.