Pre-Reading Assessments and Scoring Forms |
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Assessment Form: Select the Pre-Reading Assessment Form you want to administer to the child. Then print it.
Scoring Form: Select the Pre-Reading Scoring Form needed to record child's responses. Then print it.
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Assessment Form: Identifying Lower Case Letters
Scoring Form: Identifying Lower Case Letters
Assessment Form: Identifying Upper Case Letters
Scoring Form: Identifying Upper Case Letters
Assessment and Scoring Form: Saying the Alphabet
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Note: You can use the same Assessment Form over and over again (except for Saying the Alphabet). But, you must print a new Scoring Form for each child.
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Assessment Explanation:
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Being able to say the alphabet is the first step in preparing children for reading. The next step is recognizing letters of the alphabet. Children who have not yet learned to read, or who are in the early stages of learning to read, usually recognize lower case letters easier than upper case letters. Being able to recognize letters prepares children for learning letter sounds, which is the next step in learning to read.
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