A The country is better than the city. . . . The bear finds a beehive and takes the honey. Here is the story. In 1760, John Newbery, of Newbery Award fame, published a book specifically for children. . The tester continues in one language until the student makes 5 consecutive errors and then begins the list in the other language. They stood high above ground so their lights could be seen a long way out at sea. . Point to the moon. The owners of the Maesa Elephant Camp wanted to show off their talented elephants. Her favorite activity was to sit in a bathtub filled with a little water. Best selling, research-based resources for effective reading instruction and assessment. They returned with full ships. . Fill in the circle under the picture that shows where a bear likes to sleep. . Eight panels were placed next to each other. . 4. . xc`````Na`f` @1FpO,GeNN463^ytCW5k4M!.<>q n Bd!ba~u 10ue# c$ So Wilson got a flock of sheep to replace the gardeners. D Their trunks are strong, so they have good trunk control. . Rebecca was also allowed to run freely inside the White House. their score of 32 places them in the sixth grade range. . 9 A rinse off B go swimming C feed the animals D give Silas a bath 282 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 5 6. It keeps the inside body parts extra warm. So ships traveled both day and night. 1975; 4. . Before long Sam and Aunt Jazzy were walking along the sidewalk. permanent ____ 34. strong . . . B They are intelligent and have strong trunks. 11 Based on evidence in the text, why can elephants paint? . It sped straight toward the chariot, striking with deadly accuracy. <> C she was called Goosefoot. D 2. . Many people gathered to watch eight elephants in action on December 13, 2004. Lighthouses were found along the coast. . SPLASH! C Beth puts on the rain boots. Why have you journeyed here to see me? I have been told that I am your son, answered Phaeton. . . stream C it used whale oil. Point to the moon. . The carriage swayed, but young Phaeton managed to steady the horses. She suggested several books to read before the test. . . Now I am going to read another story. 15 The Maesa Elephant Camp owners contacted Guinness World Records because A they wanted to make money on the art. To Jenna, they were the lullaby that helped her sleep. . . . different Score: /75 Permission granted by ATP Assessments and Arena Press, publishers of Assessing Reading: Multiple Measures (www.academictherapy.com) 246 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Critchlow Verbal Language Scales . Now beavers can see as they swim. B Family is the same wherever you go. 8 What makes the light in lighthouses today? . . C what jobs elephants have done in the past. The man was happy, too. It was a very special day! Just like today! added Aunt Jazzy. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 3 269 They cut down trees with their sharp teeth. $25 lndiv. . Which picture shows where a bear gets honey? 2. . Then he turned and walked back along the forest path. Instantly, the tigers huge paws caught the fox. . The teachers in this study were trained on how to use . xZ].EE#cT9Bvn47xWG. /T 514862 The fox calmly brushed off his fur. . Upon reaching the peak, Phaeton found a glittering palace decorated with sparkling gems and bathed in a brilliant light. . . D Tamika could not find the tea. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Like Comment (2) report post Marie I have administered it a few times, though not in Spanish. . D both take care of animals. Well make that for you, and it will be beautiful, said Mayas mom. . D the fox tells the tiger about a test to prove that he is king. Fill in the circle under the picture that shows how the bear knows that winter is coming. As a result, assessment becomes increasingly more specic in nature. A They finally looked at the last picture. . B Mrs. Bryan will fix lunch. A Families work together. . D Jenna looks for a garden hose. 10 terms. Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension Directions: Read each passage and answer the questions that follow. Then Tamika poured milk into a tiny teapot. The tiger followed just a few steps behind. . . . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Tests 249 separate ____ 20. pretty . The big, loud splash scares away animals that are not friendly. . Discontinue testing after five consecutive errors. He walked quietly through the trees, swinging his shaggy head from side to side. . . B Printers in France were forbidden to publish Mother Goose. . However, beavers and mice are very different. Vocabulary is assessed by asking a student to say the "opposite" of a series of words spoken by the examiner. It scorched the cities and towns. . We took a picnic to the park and fed the ducks. . . A 11. . . Fill in the circle under the picture that shows something that happens at the beginning of the story. D Aunt Jazzy stepped into the room and gave Sam a big bear hug. A 4. Mark your answers. . . . . Later, people began visiting the grave of a woman named Mary Goose, saying that she was Mother Goose. I totally forgot what it was like to be on the farm, especially after it has rained. . Jenna was a little surprised that she had slept so late because she was usually an early morning riser. They missed the food, clothes, and goods from their home lands. /O 636 C Tamika is bored during summer vacation. Reprinted by permission of Arena Press. Yes, I will watch Sally, said Tamika. . D 14. 1571280766 9781571280763. A Jenna forgot to bring her rain boots. The book was a huge success and established the format of nursery rhymes being paired with fairy tales in Mother Goose books. . . A Historians have tried to discover who Mother Goose was. . Using the Critchlow Verbal Language Scale, stduents correctly identified 32 opposites of given words. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 2 263 . Some beavers dig holes in the bank of a river. 3 0 obj . . Which picture shows where a bear likes to sleep for the winter? . 19 terms. . . on ____ 48. falsehood . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 1 What is the theme of this story? . B 7. Just like many families, they often have pets. . Sams mom snipped the stems and put everything into a vase. The tiger rushed at the fox with a fierce roar and jumped on the smaller animal. 288 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 6 . . . <> One translated phrase reads Like a Mother Goose story. These words show that the name Mother Goose was already familiar to people in that country. 272 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 4 Read the story and the questions aloud. Wish again. The fisherman became very angry and stomped his foot. . 3. They climb up to a big room that is above water. . clean ____ 44. dangerous . increase ____ 30. after . . . D The tiger does not want the fox to be king of the forest animals. Now I am going to read some stories. . Follow me as I walk through the forest. Circle the one misspelled word in the following group of words. PE and Screening. . A Tamika misses school. I remember that day. STIMULUS RESPONSE STIMULUS RESPONSE ____ 1. boy . In all cases . C Schools began teaching lessons based on Mother Goose. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 3 267 . . These students may need targeted skills- based instruction during small group time to build mastery of prerequisite skills. C 15. The powerful steeds need a firm hand to control their climb to the dizzying heights of the sky and then to restrain the race back down. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 6 287 . NO CHANGE . A pony was not an unusual pet; however, it did visit inside the White House one time. The more you learn, the more places you'll go." - Dr. Seuss (LogOut/ 7 Which paragraph BEST supports the theme? Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education 5 The evidence in the text gives you reason to believe that A lighthouse keepers were not serious about their jobs. All through the summer, bears eat a lot and get very big. Phaeton gripped the reins as the team bolted forward. . xref The land was reduced to glowing ashes and blistering hot sand. A She is angry at Silas. . . A White House pets stayed inside. . 0000002775 00000 n . Feeling dizzy, he dropped the reins and the fierce horses veered off course. Like this book? `nTZB\0 Critchlow Verbal Language Scale (2 of 3) How do you want to study today? . late ____ 52. succeed . All beavers live near rivers or small lakes. dry ____ 45. entrance. B she lived around the 700s. . . . . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 9 Which is the main idea of the article? I have to go to the barn to feed the animals, but I thought you might like to go. %PDF-1.4 Then I will ask you some questions. PSYC Exam 1 Review. trakkstarr14. . Beavers can close their ears and noses. Sometimes beavers will strike their tail on the water. Late First assessment: Middle First assessment: Middle* First assessment: Middle Assessment Sequence for Primary Grade Students (Grades K-3) The sound also tells other beavers that there is trouble close by. 10 The evidence in the text gives you reason to believe that Queen Bertha might have been the first Mother Goose because A she lived in France. . . Critchlow Verbal Language Scales (Assessing Reading: Multiple Measures for K-8th Grade) 1996 Assesses vocabulary in English or Spanish Words arranged in increasing order of difficulty K-8 15 min. . Reading and the Spanish Speaking Child. . stream . . Since the goal of all instruction is access to core, grade-level content and reading materials, students should only use lower-level materials as needed to work on targeted skills. Point to the sun. If you havent yet gotten a copy of this popular resource, this is the time to do it!The 2018 Revised 2nd Edition provides a collection of tests for the comprehensive assessment of skills related to reading. . Fill in the circle under the picture that shows how they got to work. well ____ 59. complex . Dos Amigos Verbal Language Scales (An English-Spanish Aptitude Test) R. Teschner, Donald E. Critchlow; Linguistics. . So the fish granted the fishermans second wish, but the fisherman was not happy. The rhythm and words of the alphabet and the counting games help children learn and remember important skills. . 3 From evidence in the text, the reader can conclude that Jenna and Beth A enjoy being together. . 6 I N T R O D U C T I O N T O A S S E S S I N G R E A D I N G In the primary grades, reading instruction includes teaching discrete skills.These specic skills and strategies tend to be "enabling" skills, providing the foundation for long-term I want to have a tea party with my bear, clown, and my doll Anna, Sally announced. D Tamika pours milk into the teapot. . Point to the star at the top of the page. light ____ 66. gradual. . Real Estate Chp. Then answer questions58. (required assessment 2) o Administration of the Words Their Way assessment to help triangulate what you are learning about the student's reading level. . WHY Comprehension is the ultimate goal of reading. << . Sally got out a box of dress-up clothes and slipped a tutu over her jeans. . decode), Critchlow Verbal Language Scale Vocabulary Measure (all readers), etc. . son ____ 62. former . Explain to students that this test will help you find their instructional reading levels so that they can enjoy reading and build their reading skills. . . It was not until 1697 that the name Mother Goose was actually printed on the cover of a book. 0000003217 00000 n . reading difculty. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension 3. C Beth knows that Silas will knock Jenna over. The crowd claps loudly and cheers with pleasure. . B their back feet are webbed. 8. . Beavers and mice have big front teeth. Before long, Beths St. Bernard, Silas, spotted the pair. . . . . Im going to need them if I am going to be a country girl this week, but first I need to find the garden hose. 280 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 5 C to prove Apollo was his father. . They will run away and hide. The tiger agreed and let the fox go. . Aunt Jazzy was an artist, and her paintings were in an art show. loose ____ 67. diminish . D An American grandmother wrote some of the Mother Goose rhymes. AB C Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 1 257 276 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 4 The sheep nibbled the grass, keeping the lawn neatly mowed. B the tiger learns about the emperors wishes. . Point to the triangle. The picture on the front of the book showed an old woman who was telling stories. Phaeton often bragged about his powerful father to his friends as they tested their skills and strength in friendly competitions. . . . Achievement/Oral Language Instruments: Feifer Assessment of Reading (FAR), 5:00-21:00 Process Assessment of the Learner - Second Edition: Diagnostics for Reading and Writing (PAL- . So they began an elephant art program. . After much practice, elephants were able to make simple designs and shapes. He titled it Mother Gooses Melody. D 6. Which picture best shows how the two families feel about each other? Point to the square. minimum ____ 19. lost . sister ____ 43. wild . . . endstream Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension 5. I think you should let these two come to work with you more often! he said, smiling at Maya and Sam. Academic Therapy Publications, Incorporated, Recenziile nu sunt verificate, dar Google caut coninutul fals i l elimin atunci cnd l identific, Psychoeducational Assessment of Minority Group Children: A Casebook, Bilingual Multicultural Education and the Professional: From , Cartea 1. . . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension Read each passage and answer the questions that follow. Phonic Reading Lessons: Skills and Practice, Older Beginning Readers - Phonic Books Adventure/Fantasy, Sound Out and Phonic Books Reading Kits and Workbooks, Word ID: Assessment Across the Content Areas, Contains a collection of formal and informal reading assessments for grades K-12, Uses short, quick and reliable tests, the results are immediate, Each assessment measures an important research-based reading skill, Assessments can be administered individually, Easy-to-follow instructions are given for the administration and scoring of each test along with reproducible record forms, Spanish assessments are included for the early grades, where the students may be in bilingual programs, Profile Forms and Class Records found in the Appendix provide an easy way for teachers to summarize assessment results, San Diego Quick Assessment of Reading Ability. <> Look at the pictures. The first customer walked in. Sequences and Series (MF) 13 terms. 638 0 obj Apollo made a final plea for his son to choose another wish, but Phaeton stood fast in his choice. AB C 8. Teachers are welcome to read and post on Teachers.Net. The elephants worked for six hours. 2 Why does Beth get a pair of rain boots for Jenna? A Some United States presidents have had unusual pets. Many of the animals have lived in the private quarters where the family eats, sleeps, and plays. >> >> Then you will see that the animals are frightened of me. loss ____ 21. sick . We had lots of rain yesterday, so it is really muddy in the yard, Beth said. 250 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade K Today, lighthouses still use mirrors and glass to help send out light beams. Joints of the Vertebral Column TYK. Save. 3 What happens AFTER Sam sees the sign? C they have fat under their skin. The horses galloped closer to Earth, pulling the fiery chariot. . .sophisticated ____ 31. laugh . . . She wants to know if you would watch Sally while she is on the phone. The Bryans were Tamikas neighbors, and Sally was their six-year-old daughter. go ____ 55. timid . A angry B puzzled C surprised D unhappy Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 2 261
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