PRINT AWARENESS ASSESSMENT. Instructions and Teacher Recording Form



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PRINT AWARENESS ASSESSMENT Instructions and Teacher Recording Form Instructions: This form includes instructions for each section and allows room for the teacher or assessor to write comments while the student takes the assessment For some activities, letters or words are included so that the teacher can circle letters missed or mark words missed while reading Student s Name Grade Age Circle one: male female Survey Administrator Date PAGE 1 WRITE NAME Have the student write his or her first and last name on the line by the star Say, Put your finger on the star Write your first and last names on the line by the star (For younger children, If you know how to spell your first name, just write your first name) The administrator completes the rest of the information on this page Is handwriting legible? Yes / No Score 1 if first name is spelled correctly Score 2 if both names are spelled correctly Score: 0 1 2 PAGE 1 COMPREHENSION Say, Put your finger on the star in the first row We will do this one together Point to the three pictures in the row (You may need to do this with the student) Listen to this sentence: The flag is on top of the mountain Say, Point to the picture that matches the sentence Color the circle beneath the picture I will help you if you get confused Say, You will do the next three by yourself Put your finger on the number one above the ice cream cone (Read the sentence) Point to the picture that matches the sentence Fill in the circle under the picture Continue with the rest of the sentences Sentence 1: The children are skipping rope Sentence 2 The child is sleeping Circle number correct: 0 1 2

PAGE 2 CONCEPTS ABOUT PRINT - WORDS Say, Point to the picture at the top of the page I will read the sentence under the picture to you Read My glove is for catching Find a word, any word, in the sentence and circle it Did the student correctly identify a word? Yes No If not correctly done, explain what student did: PAGE 2 CONCEPTS ABOUT PRINT - LETTERS Say, Point to the picture at the bottom of the page I will read the sentence under the picture to you Read This scooter has three wheels Find a letter, any letter, in the sentence and circle it Did the student correctly identify a letter? Yes No If not correctly done, explain what student did: PAGE 3 CONCEPTS ABOUT PRINT - WORD PLACEMENT Practice and Instructions Say, Put your finger on the star in the first row We are going to do this one together The sentence in this row says, I am hopping Point to the word am Fill in the circle beneath the word If the child cannot identify the word, read the sentence again and have the child point to each word with you as you read the sentence Then show the child the word am and have him fill in the circle Assessment Say, Now you will do the next three by yourself Put your finger on the number one above the ice cream cone (Read the sentence) I will read the sentence and ask you to find a word You point to the word and fill in the circle under the picture Continue with the rest of the sentences The sentence and the word for the child to find are: 1 A kitten has fur Find the word kitten 2 Where is the crayon? Find the word crayon 3 Can a fish read and write? Find the word read Circle number correct: 0 1 2 3 2

NO PAGE - RECITE ALPHABET Take the student materials away from the student before you ask him to recite the alphabet Say, Do you know your ABCs? Say the name of each letter in the alphabet Do not let the child look at letters Cross off letters that the student omits; note any letters that they name incorrectly Do not count any letters not fully enunciated (such as m, n, l, o, p) a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Number correct: / 26 PAGE 4 RECOGNIZE UPPER CASE LETTERS Say, These are capital letters Point to each letter and tell me the name of the letter (For younger children, you may have to point to letters for them) Stop the student after approximately 1 minute, if he has not finished Cross off letters that the student omits; note any letters that are named incorrectly T N K Z L R -- A M V B Y F Number correct: / 26 C P J D X G U -- E O H Q I S W PAGE 5 NAME LOWER CASE LETTERS Say, These are the lower case letters Point to each letter and tell me its name Stop the student after approximately 1 minute, if he has not finished Cross off letters that the student omits; note any letters that are named incorrectly w e h q i s -- f y d u j b a r t o k z l -- c p v m x g n Number correct: / 26 PAGE 6 WRITE UPPER CASE LETTERS Say, You get to write the capital letters of the alphabet The capital letter A is written for you You start by writing the letter B Write one letter on each line I ll tell you when to stop (You may need to explain the difference between a capital letter and a lower case letter You can use any terminology the student understands For example, big and little; upper case and lower case) Stop the student after 2 minutes, if he has not finished Cross off letters that the student omits; note any letters that are written incorrectly B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Number correct: / 25 3

PAGE 7 WRITE LOWER CASE LETTERS Say, Now you are going to print some of the lower case letters of the alphabet You do not have to print all the lower case letters, only the lower case letters that match the capital letters on the paper The A has been done for you Cross off letters that the student misses; note any letter that are written incorrectly b d e f g h i j l m n q r Number correct: / 13 PAGE 8 READING Say, Now you can read some words to me Read any of these words you know Point to the box with the, is, on Say, Now read any of these words you know Point to the box with dig, hat, cup Say, Now read the sentence if you can Point to the sentence Note mistakes of any words read incorrectly / cross off words not tried / mark any mistakes SIGHT WORDS the is on Circle number correct: 0 1 2 3 DECODABLE WORDS dig hat cup Circle number correct: 0 1 2 3 SENTENCE The cat sat on a rug Circle number correct: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 PAGE 9 WRITING Say, Look at the picture of the dog I am going to ask you to write a sentence on the lines beneath the dog The sentence is I can see a big dog Repeat the sentence (Student repeats the sentence) Now write the sentence Note mistakes of any words written incorrectly / cross off words not tried / mark any mistakes I can see a big dog Circle number correct: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Say, Thank you for working so hard today Now we are finished 4

PRINT AWARENESS SKILLS ASSESSMENT Student Copy Page 1 Pre Reading Comprehension 1 3

Concepts about Print Words Student Copy Page 2 Circle any word My glove is for catching Circle any letter Letters This scooter has three wheels 6

Concepts about Print Word Placement Student Copy Page 3 I am hopping 1 A kitten has fur 2 3 Where is the crayon? Can a fish read and write? 7

Alphabet Awareness Recognizing Upper Case Letters Student Copy Page 4 T N K Z L R A M V B Y F C P J D X G U E O H Q I S W 8

Alphabet Awareness Recognizing Lower Case Letters Student Copy Page 5 w e h q i s f y d u j b a r t o k z l c p v m x g n 9

Alphabet Awareness Writing Upper Case Letters Student Copy Page 6 Print all the upper case (capital) letters A 10

Alphabet Awareness Writing Lower Case Letters Student Copy Page 7 Print the lower case letter that matches the upper case letter A a I B D E F G J L M N Q H R 11

Reading Student Copy Page 8 the is on dig hat cup The cat sat on a rug Writing a Sentence 12