The rhythm and words of the alphabet and the counting games help children learn and remember important skills. He was a fisherman fishing in the sea. There is no hair on it. Sound Out Chapter Books - Set B-1, 8313-7 D Sam pulls Aunt Jazzy toward the room with the paintings. DOS Amigos Verbal Language Scales/Test Forms: 25 Sheets to a Pack for the Aptitude Test Manual. The words on this assessment are arranged in increasing order of difficulty. . . . Vocabulary Grades K6 Critchlow Verbal Language Scale Name: Grade: Date: Directions: Ask the student to say the opposite of each word. Your paintings are hanging in that room. Sam looked to where the man pointed. The reptile stayed in the East Room of the White House. . . . . . . The first customer walked in. }5UKF,73tJn04 'M8r#lBANcxccVc'h"LnFYOop}_ . They are able to grasp a single blade of grass with their flexible trunks. I was wondering about research validating it for vocabulary strength/weakness in English-speaking only students. . Academic Therapy Publications, Incorporated, 1972 - Education, Bilingual - 47 pages. The owners of the Maesa Elephant Camp wanted to show off their talented elephants. A He howls excitedly. loose ____ 67. diminish . 3 What happens AFTER Sam sees the sign? Maria_Fernandez54. endobj . . D Aunt Jazzy stepped into the room and gave Sam a big bear hug. A beavers body is built to keep the animal warm. Around the 1800s, inventors used mirrors and glass to send beams of light greater distances. . cold ____ 42. narrow . B She is scared of Silas. B GRADE 2 2. Yes, I will watch Sally, said Tamika. Record keepers from Thailands Ripleys Believe It or Not, another organization that keeps unusual records, also joined the crowd. % The tail helps beavers turn and stop as they swim. They returned with full ships. . 635 0 obj . . Thanks! Maria_Fernandez54. . Soon, a green vine with red flowers appears on the white background. 1. . Fill in the circle under the picture that shows where a bear likes to sleep. . The tiger followed just a few steps behind. Sequences and Series (MF) 13 terms. Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Elephant Artists The artist studies the canvas before applying the next stroke of paint. . . Maria_Fernandez54. . She suggested several books to read before the test. . Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education 5 Why does Apollo grant Phaetons wish? . A Queen Bertha B Elizabeth Goose C Charles Perrault D John Newbery 16 What conclusion can you draw from The Mother Goose Mystery? /Linearized 1 She led Sam up the stairs. . SPLASH! He had been out most of the morning, so his fur was slick with mud. . /E 39899 . slender ____ 36. raw . Mrs. Addison, Tamikas mother, looked out the door. You will ruin your sandals if you wear them outside. Follow me as I walk through the forest. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Sally clapped her hands and twirled in a circle. So beavers swim under the water to get inside. . Point to the heart. . xc`````Na`f` @1FpO,GeNN463^ytCW5k4M!.<>q n Bd!ba~u 10ue# c$ . % . 12 From evidence in the text, the reader can conclude that A Quentin cared about his brother. . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Directions: Have children turn to the Comprehension section of the test. Frenchman Charles Perrault published Histories and Tales of Long Ago, with Morals. I wish for a bigger castle, said the fisherman. . . . D 5. In the spring, the bear will wake up and start eating again. . A 4. Our mobile site works way better when you have JavaScript enabled. . Bilingual Multicultural Education and the Professional: From . separate ____ 20. pretty . Look at the pictures. Beavers know they must find a place to hide. 14 According to the article, the painting of the younger elephants is different from the older elephants because A the older elephants mostly paint designs. . 276 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 4 . Would you be interested in coming over on those days to watch Sally? . full ____ 53. victory. 294 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 6 Other Quizlet sets. The chariot shattered into pieces. I wanted to remember all of these special minutes forever, so I painted pictures of them. Aunt Jazzy took Sam to look at each painting and told him why each one was special. After several blocks, Aunt Jazzy stopped in front of a tall building. Fill in the circle under the picture that shows what the story is mostly about. . 8. Art lovers often bought the elephant paintings. Circle the one misspelled word in the following group of words. Their families lived in the same apartment building, and their moms worked together in the same flower shop. C GRADE 4 4. . President Warren Harding had a dog named Laddie Boy. Moreover, the famous fairy tales inspire the imagination with amazing places, characters, and events. Real Estate Chp. . /T 514862 The first Mother Goose book in the United States was published in the late 1700s. 0 Every night and during storms, the keepers climbed up hundreds of stairs to the lantern room. . Administration instructions have been clarified, and the general presentation of the content, including the assessments, has been improved. . . Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension 1. D why the sun does not always shine. What do you want to do first? Tamika asked. . . D Bragging can hurt your friends and friendships. 6 Beavers are the SAME as mice because A they live in the water. . . Each painting shows something special in my life, Aunt Jazzy explained. This assessment requires students to accurately decode words, to apply their knowledge of vocabulary, and to use critical reading strategies that aid in the literal and inferential comprehension of what is read. Look at the pictures. . Beavers and mice have big front teeth. Each scale contains 75 English or Spanish stimulus words. . endobj Copyright McGraw-Hill Education AB C 4. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Thirty years later Perraults book was translated into English in Great Britain. . B 3. . The six children of President Theodore Roosevelt had many pets, including a pony. WHAT IT MEANS The assessment can be scored using the Answer Key at the end of this section (page 295). JFeni4056 Plus. . . B 8. . A Beavers are good swimmers. B 11. . The handlers made sure that the artists took a 20-minute break every hour to eat and cool down with water. D to brag about the trip to his friends. straight ____ 46. sharp. . loss ____ 21. sick . . Copyright 1999 by Consortium On Reading Excellence (CORE). C A brave person can get out of trouble. Now it is possible to see a lighthouse light from over twenty-five miles away. and make wine from grapes; block9 printing, which had been known in Europe . The picture on the front of the book showed an old woman who was telling stories. A angry B puzzled C surprised D unhappy Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 2 261 Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Directions Give the child a copy of the Comprehension Test. The Revised 2nd Edition of Assessing Reading: Multiple Measures contains the same assessments as the 2nd edition. C Aunt Jazzy had asked Sam to go see the paintings with her. I am the king of the forest animals! The tiger bowed down in front of the fox. The rhymes are fun to repeat. The door is under the water. C what jobs elephants have done in the past. He wanted to discover if the fox was telling the truth. These assessments can help you, as a teacher, identify why a student is having reading difficulty and determine what the next step in instruction should be to remediate that difficulty. . Beth finally noticed Jennas shoes. wide ____ 5. brother . Aunt Jazzy smiled and nodded. They lit a rope-like cloth that stood up in the middle. Ch.13 - Interest Groups. Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 9 Which sentence best expresses the main idea of the article? According to the scoring criteria Kaylee is in between the 18 - 21 numbers of correct words given in English. A man walked up to meet them. . I plan to work at home three days a week while Sally is home this summer. . 9 What pet did John Quincy Adams have? In anguish, the people and animals on Earth pleaded for relief from the extreme heat and burning destruction. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Special Service Provider Effectiveness Evaluation, Words Their Way-Orthographic phonological errors, Core Phonics with CCSS Grade Level Expectations and Interpreting Guide, LETRS Morphological Awareness assessment (root cause), Words Their Way Primary Spelling Inventory (root cause), Words Their Way Elementary spelling inventory (root cause), Words Their Way Upper Level spelling (root cause), Words Their Way spelling inventory guide (root cause). . . . C Expensive things are not always better. Perrault simply recorded the tales and published them. 6 When did keepers burn the lights? The younger elephants painted with strokes, lines, and dots. . Discontinue testing after five consecutive errors. The fox smiled and turned to the tiger. . 4. . Rebecca was also allowed to run freely inside the White House. . . The tallest lighthouse was almost 200 feet tall. D Mrs. Addison will join the tea party. . from Marcos Snchez, Still Life | Conner Griffith 2022 . 3 How is the setting important to the story? Thorsnes, PhD, Editors. Lets go! yelled Sam. . 5 0 obj However, being on the sea at night or during a storm was dangerous. The carriage swayed, but young Phaeton managed to steady the horses. . liability ____ 33. absent . B Sam and Aunt Jazzy walk along the sidewalk. . Reading Comprehension Grades K6 8 Which is the BEST summary statement of this article? . The words on this assessment are arranged in increasing order of difficulty. After brushing her hair, she pinned up the sides. . . To have a proper tea party, you have to send invitations, said Tamika. Then give them these directions. . MaddieMai19. A Mother Goose was a French queen. . . Which picture shows where a bear gets honey? The striped beast paused every few steps and sniffed the air before moving on. Now I will read some questions. << . 7 Which paragraph BEST supports the theme? . Then he started to walk proudly along the forest path. B Printers in France were forbidden to publish Mother Goose. . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension Read each passage and answer the questions that follow. . . . Moving around in the water is easy, too. . 7 Why does Zeus throw a thunderbolt? . However, several of the first families have favored more unusual critters. . . There is one set of passages and questions for each grade level. . . Like Comment (2) report post Marie I have administered it a few times, though not in Spanish. 4. The sound also tells other beavers that there is trouble close by. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education 13 Which of the following appears in both the Perrault and Newbery books? . They can weigh over 40 pounds. Have the child look at page 257. . B The presidents most unusual pets were moved to a zoo. . 639 0 obj It will give me something to do. Mrs. Bryan met Tamika at the door. I wish to be a king. The fish granted the fishermans first wish, but the fisherman was not happy. . curse ____ 26. false . When finished, the canvas displayed flowers and trees against a blue sky. Then Tamika poured milk into a tiny teapot. ugly-homely ____ 58. profit. Here is the story. . 252 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade K 634 17 . References to this book. . 0000002857 00000 n The older animals that had more experience painted with precise movements. . It was titled Mother Gooses Melody: or Sonnets for the Cradle. I should be on the phone for about an hour. A brave B careful C proud D thoughtful 4 Based on evidence in the text, what protects Phaeton from the suns heat? D A beaver can block the door with its webbed feet. . They eat lots of nuts and berries. . . . . . Even though he was in immediate danger, the fox was determined to escape. Have the child look at page 254. Which picture shows something that could not really happen? C The president of the United States lives in the White House. . Listen to the first story. I want one that reaches up to the sun! That is not possible, said the fish. D An American grandmother wrote some of the Mother Goose rhymes. . . 284 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 5 Tamika sat on the front step of her house and sighed deeply. . . . 1. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Reading Comprehension Comprehension Tests Grades K6 Metacomprehension Strategy Index McLeod Assessment of Reading Comprehension Copyright McGraw-Hill Education . . 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. well ____ 59. complex . subtract ____ 61. vertical . As you can see, I speak the truth, the fox boldly stated. First, beavers are much bigger. . Also, beavers can swim. Even with the boots on, the girls were careful to step around the biggest mud puddles that dotted the yard. . /H [ 868 225 ] Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 6 293 Fill in the circle under the picture that shows something that happens at the beginning of the story. The oil Apollo used to protect Phaeton from the sun could not keep him safe from the thunderbolt. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Copyright McGraw-Hill Education You are just a little fox, the tiger growled. . C Imagination is the best toy there is. . . Sams mom snipped the stems and put everything into a vase. D 9. (LogOut/ . . C 15. C President Wilson got a flock of sheep. The fat is like a blanket. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension Tests K6 WHAT The Comprehension Tests assess overall reading comprehension and grade-level reading proficiency. Fill in the circle under the picture that shows where the bear gets honey. Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 4 277 Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension 3. . . D Quentin got in trouble for taking the pony inside. B Archie got better after seeing the pony. (required assessment 3) o Other pertinent assessment data for the student's decoding and 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. They chew off the branches. xVr6+*+hJbV$*_ P 5Q>:&2~xA?Zx=pw8u1>5Z>D:r)Fxn _v_oZ}upw~oQx5~ . . The White House gardeners wanted to join the war effort, too. It scorched the cities and towns. Then you have to get all dressed up, set the table, and make the food. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 4 271 . . . AB C 3. However, research showed that neither of these women was the original Mother Goose. Her favorite activity was to sit in a bathtub filled with a little water. %PDF-1.3 % President Woodrow Wilson was in office during World War I. Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 1 255 C Most animals are scared of sticks and mud. 8 How long can beavers swim under water before coming up for air? Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 1 What is the central idea of this story? C 6. since the return of Marco Polo from Asia. . . It was not until 1697 that the name Mother Goose was actually printed on the cover of a book. First, it has very thick fur. How dare you attack me! the fox announced loudly. . sister ____ 43. wild . The Consortium On Reading Excellence (CORE) works collaboratively with schools and districts to implement comprehensive, research-based literacy training programs. A Sleeping Beauty, a fairy tale B Little Boy Blue, a nursery rhyme C The Alphabet Song, a childrens song D I Caught a Fish Alive, a nursery rhyme and childrens song 12 Based on what you read, what most likely happened to Mother Goose books soon after 1730? fail ____ 15. empty . Flashcards Review terms and definitions Learn Focus your studying with a path Test Take a practice test Match Get faster at matching terms Created by Maria_Fernandez54TEACHER Terms in this set (25) false true love hate heavy light tight loose after before laugh cry smooth hate ____ 65. discord . . . 4 What happens AFTER Sally delivers the invitations but BEFORE the girls dress the toys? Maya and Sam were best friends. Which picture shows how Maya and Sam and their moms got to work? They set the date for February 19, 2005. Seeing that the tiger did not totally believe him, the fox spoke again. . . 0000003421 00000 n . Merchants often sailed to these other countries. The first lighthouse was built in ancient Egypt. . . endstream A Tamika will go home. D she was mentioned in a book. 6. . In 1760, John Newbery, of Newbery Award fame, published a book specifically for children. . 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. Which picture shows where a bear likes to sleep for the winter? C to prove Apollo was his father. Make sure students are sitting in a comfortable setting with minimal distractions, and encourage them to do their best on the test. Good morning, Jenna, Beth called out. D The tiger does not want the fox to be king of the forest animals. . Then you will see that the animals are frightened of me. However, most beavers build their homes in the middle of the water. hurry ____ 27. love . The lighthouses warned them to stay away. . C The tiger is hungry and searching for something to eat. C 4. . A clear skin slides over their eyes. %%EOF B They are intelligent and have strong trunks. A She is angry at Silas. C Eight elephant artists won two world records. Lighthouses helped ships get safely into many harbors. Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Lighthouses were made of materials that could stand up to terrible storms. . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 1 From the way Jenna describes the sounds of the city, the reader can tell that she A is ready to move. their score of 32 places them in the sixth grade range. These shining lights told them that danger was near. . . The top room was called the lantern room. It had glass windows that allowed the light to shine out to sea. . %PDF-1.6 636 0 obj Thanks for waiting for me! After Jenna ate breakfast, the girls walked to the door. . Fill in the circle under the picture. Donald E. Critchlow; Sociology. . D elephant paintings hang in many museums. . private ____ 12. noisy . C the elephants had just finished the painting. . Every 4-6 weeks Critchlow Verbal Language Scale until masteryCritchlow Spanish Verbal Language Scale 3 times a yearMcLeod Assessment of Reading Com-prehension, Elementary Level Kindergarten Early Mid. . . . 10 terms. D 2. Rebecca played with a bar of soap. 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. Lighthouse keepers lived in the bottom of the buildings. B Sally puts on a crown. Reading Comprehension Grades K6 Comprehension 5. Which picture shows what the fisherman wished for first? Luckily, we are about the same size, so I will happily let you wear some of my clothes. Thank you, Beth, answered Jenna. . As the chariot crossed the continent of Africa, it torched the great Sahara Forest. . B Strength overcomes carelessness. Toate rezultatele Google Cutare de cri » Academic Therapy Publications, Incorporated, 1972. Mark your answers. open ____ 49. public . C the handlers teach the elephants to paint. . . Everyone will be coming to the tea party! Sally announced with a giggle when she returned. C they have fat under their skin. . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education 248 Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Tests He was searching for something to eat. sudden ____ 29. tight . 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. 19 terms. . . They sailed in all kinds of weather, too. A White House pets stayed inside. . bold-brave ____ 18. north. . Then the beavers can breathe air. Donald C. Critchlow. . D It is during the week, so Mrs. Bryan had to make phone calls. But it was too late. . Upon reaching the peak, Phaeton found a glittering palace decorated with sparkling gems and bathed in a brilliant light. . /O 636 . . 15 Who is believed to have first used a mix of rhymes and stories in Mother Goose? Placement and Diagnostic Assessment Comprehension Test Grade 3 265 Why are you demanding that I let you go? Of all the animals in this forest, you should know that the emperor has made me king of the beasts, exclaimed the fox proudly. Late First assessment: Middle First assessment: Middle* First assessment: Middle Assessment Sequence for Primary Grade Students (Grades K-3) The tiger opened his huge mouth, showing off his sharp teeth. In 1826, a French general gave President Adams an alligator. . . Why have you journeyed here to see me? I have been told that I am your son, answered Phaeton. Its so pretty, said Maya. . Critchlow Verbal Language Scales: TK-6: Assesses students' vocabulary levels: Table 3.1 ELD Assessments Response to ELD Instruction. . . C elephants can learn how to paint at any age. It was Aunt Jazzy! B sailors often avoided sailing at night or during storms. . D the younger elephants are not as experienced. . . Copyright McGraw-Hill Education Reading Comprehension Grades K6 1 Phaeton went to see Apollo because he wanted A to see the chariot. . Excerpts Critchlow Verbal Language Scales by Donald E. Critchlow are from Consortium On Reading Excellence (CORE): Assessing Reading Multiple Measures for Kindergarten Through Eighth Grade.