Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Reading Sight Words

                                                             Final Assesment
                                                    
                                                          Reading Sight Words

Purpose: The purpose of this assesment is to help young students develop and understand how pictures can help them read and recognize sight words.

Learning Outcomes:
  • Students will be able to match flash cards to make the picture of the sight words.
  • Students will be able to match the first letter with the proper picture clue.
  • Students will be able to match all the flash cards in the letter form to make a word.
  • Student will finally be able to recognize and read sight words on their own in their reading.
Assessing:
  • Have students play with reversible picture/letter sight word cards.
  • Match the beginning letter with the correct picture/site word.
  • Students have to turn cards over on the letter side and sound the letters out and blend the letter together so the word can be formed.
  • I will read to the children in a small group. As I read to the children they can follow and circle the sight words.
  • finally being able to recognize and read the sight words on their own.
Holistic Rubric:

Proficient- The student can recognize pictures, letters, form words and circle words without the picture prompt. The student has developed the understanding of how read site words.

Adequate- The student can recognize the picture and match it with the letters to form a word.

Limited-  The student can recognize the picture by telling me what it is.

Test:

Since the children are young they will not require that much time to stay focused, so only allowing 10 min for each student should be enough for the test.

  • How many picture sight words do they know. (showing them picture flashcards and they tell me the words).
  • How many sight words do they know without pictures. (showing them just word cards without pictures).
  • How many sight words are they circling correctly in the book as we read together.    

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