Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Reading Curriculum

  • What is today's reading skill(s) to be taught?

Familiar Reading (2-3 minutes)

  • Student spends this time reading books that he/she is already familiar with in order to build fluency.

  • Familiar Reading Text:

  • Reading Behavior

  • Moved correctly across print?

  • Locates known words?

  • Monitors own reading?

  • Reads fluently?

  • Searches for meaning cues? (takes his/her cue to make sense of the text)

  • Searches for structure cues? (syntax)

  • Searches for visual cues? (look of the letters/words using visual information)

  • Repeats to confirm?

  • Uses chunks in word analysis?

  • Attempts and solves new words?

Running Record

  • Running record is completed on the new book from the previous day to analyze reading strategies the student is using/neglecting.

  • Was a running record done today?

  • Running Words

  • Accuracy Rate

  • Self-Correction Rate

  • Is the student reading fluently at grade level? (61-117)

Word Work/Language Curriculum

  • What is today's Word Work/Language skill(s)?

Letter/Word Work (3-7 minutes)

Writing Curriculum

  • What is today's Writing skill(s)?

Writing (3-5 minutes)

  • Generates story/sentences?

  • Applies focus skill?

  • Observations

Cut-Up Sentences (2 Minutes)

  • student puts dictated sentence back together.

  • Is the student applying skills about concepts about print, 1:1 matching, directionality, locating chunks, and phrasing?

New Book (2-3 minutes)

  • Teacher introduces book, vocabulary, provides strategy support, and IDR tasks.

  • New Book Title:

  • Observations and Instruction

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