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The LetterSound Recognition Assessment - Reading Rockets is a valuable tool for evaluating a student's understanding of letters and their corresponding sounds. This guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of filling out the assessment online, ensuring a smooth and effective experience.
Follow the steps to complete the assessment effectively.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the assessment document and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Begin by entering the student's name in the designated space provided on the form.
- Record the date of the assessment in the appropriate field to document when the evaluation is taking place.
- Sit alongside the student and use either flashcards or an alphabet list. Present one letter at a time, asking, 'What letter is this?' Make sure to treat both uppercase and lowercase letters separately.
- When the student identifies a letter, record their response. If they answer with just the letter (e.g., 'A'), follow up by asking if it is 'capital A or lowercase A?'. Ensure to note their clarification.
- Ask the student, 'What sound does it make?' to gauge their understanding of the phonetics of the letter.
- For each letter, mark a check if the student correctly identifies the letter or sound. Use a dash for no answer, and if they incorrectly identify, write down exactly what they say.
- Continue this process for all letters in the assessment, moving systematically down the list for both uppercase and lowercase.
- After completing the assessment, you can save the changes made, download the document, or print it for future reference. Ensure that all responses are clearly noted for effective follow-up.
Start filling out the LetterSound Recognition Assessment online to support your student's learning.
Methods of Assessing Reading Comprehension One method is to use a formal assessment, like the example above, with reading passages followed by questions about the passage. Another method is to use informal assessments. Ask students to tell you about what they read or retell the story or event in their own words.