SIPPS K 3 Placement Assessment

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Evaluator: LONGBLANKLONGBLANKLONGBLANK Student: LONGBLANKLONGBLANKLONGBLANK Date: blmmediumblank Grade: blmmediumblank SIPPS K 3 Placement Assessment Evaluator s Form Mark each item as the student responds. Use a check mark ( ) for correct answers and NR for no response. For each incorrect answer, record exactly what the student said, next to or below the missed item. If you are assessing a kindergarten or first-grade student, begin with the Screening for Letter Names (below) and follow the instructions after the screening. If you are assessing a student in grade 2 or higher, begin with the Assessment for Phonics and Sight Words, Section A (on the next page), and follow the instructions after that section. RESULTS Phonics section failed Sight-words section(s) failed PLACEMENT Beginning 1 11 21 31 41 with sight-words intervention Extension R1 1 16 with sight-words intervention Challenge with sight-words instruction Screening for Letter Names ( start here for K 1 students ) Tell me the names of each of these letters. m blmsoundblank s blmsoundblank f blmsoundblank l blmsoundblank r blmsoundblank u blmsoundblank n blmsoundblank i blmsoundblank h blmsoundblank v blmsoundblank a blmsoundblank w blmsoundblank z blmsoundblank b blmsoundblank c blmsoundblank d blmsoundblank g blmsoundblank p blmsoundblank o blmsoundblank t blmsoundblank e blmsoundblank j blmsoundblank k blmsoundblank y blmsoundblank x blmsoundblank q blmsoundblank Number right: sblank /26 Pass (20 26 right) or Not Pass sblank If the student passes, continue on to Section A. sblank If the student does not pass, the student is not ready to start the SIPPS program. See the suggestions for teaching letter names on pages 518 519 of the Beginning Level Teacher s Manual. K-3 Placement Assessment (page 1 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

Assessment for Phonics and Sight Words (start here for students in grade 2 or higher) Section A (assessing the material in Beginning Level Lessons 1A 10) PHONICS: LETTER SOUNDS Tell me the sound of each letter. s blmsoundblank n blmsoundblank t blmsoundblank m blmsoundblank Number right: sblank /4 Pass (3 4 right) or Not Pass I see the you can me and we on is sblank If the student passes phonics, continue on to Section B. sblank If the student does not pass phonics, place her in Beginning Level Lesson 1. Section B (assessing the material in Beginning Level Lessons 11 20) PHONICS: LETTER SOUNDS Tell me the sound of each letter. (If the student gives the long-vowel sound for a or i, say, Does the letter have another sound? ) ă blmsoundblank r blmsoundblank ĭ blmsoundblank f blmsoundblank Number right: sblank /4 Pass (3 4 right) or Not Pass PHONICS: BLENDING (5-second limit per word) Sound out and read these words. sat man ran mat sit Number right: sblank /5 Pass (3 5 right) or Not Pass K-3 Placement Assessment (page 2 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

yes are no isn t he she get can t under to sblank If the student passes both phonics portions, continue on to Section C. sblank If the student does not pass phonics: sblank K 1 student: Place him in Beginning Level Lesson 11. sblank 2 3 student: Try placing him in Extension Level Review Lesson 1 (use the Blend and Read Words routine for the Mixed List). If the student struggles with the phonics portion of Mastery Test 2 (after Review Lesson 10), consider placing him back in Beginning Level Lesson 11. Section C ( assessing the material in Beginning Level Lessons 21 30 ) PHONICS: LETTER SOUNDS Tell me the sound of each letter or group of letters. (If the student gives the long-vowel sound for u or o, say, Does the letter have another sound? ) h blmsoundblank ŭ blmsoundblank d blmsoundblank c blmsoundblank all blmsoundblank ŏ blmsoundblank k blmsoundblank b blmsoundblank ck blmsoundblank Number right: sblank /9 Pass (7 9 right) or Not Pass PHONICS: BLENDING (5-second limit per word) Sound out and read these words. if rat him hat fit Number right: sblank /5 was go down saw my where here they little put sblank If the student passes both phonics portions, continue on to Section D. sblank If the student does not pass phonics: sblank K 1 student: Place her in Beginning Level Lesson 21. Pass (4 5 right) or Not Pass sblank 2 3 student: Try placing her in Extension Level Review Lesson 1 (use the Blend and Read Words routine for the Mixed List). If the student struggles with the phonics portion of Mastery Test 2 (after Review Lesson 10), consider placing her back in Beginning Level Lesson 21. K-3 Placement Assessment (page 3 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

Section D (assessing the material in Beginning Level Lessons 31 40) PHONICS: LETTER SOUNDS Tell me the sound of each letter. (If the student gives the long-vowel sound for e, say, Does the letter have another sound? ) p blmsoundblank g blmsoundblank l blmsoundblank ĕ blmsoundblank w blmsoundblank Number right: sblank /5 Pass (4 5 right) or Not Pass PHONICS: BLENDING (5-second limit per word) Sound out and read these words. sick mad tack cut rock fall kid mop hot duck her over have said of out some like be come sblank If the student passes both phonics portions, continue on to Section E. sblank If the student does not pass phonics: sblank K 1 student: Place him in Beginning Level Lesson 31. sblank 2 3 student: Try placing him in Extension Level Review Lesson 1 (use the Blend and Read Words routine for the Mixed List). If the student struggles with the phonics portion of Mastery Test 2 (after Review Lesson 10), consider placing him back in Beginning Level Lesson 31. Section E (assessing the material in Beginning Level Lessons 41 55/Extension Level Review Lessons 1 15) PHONICS (5-second limit per word) Read these words. math blmmediumblank shells blmmediumblank quick blmmediumblank sing blmmediumblank much blmmediumblank rocks blmmediumblank catch blmmediumblank judge blmmediumblank when blmmediumblank hopping blmmediumblank K-3 Placement Assessment (page 4 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

from many call for does your there want one water sblank If the student passes phonics, continue on to Section F. sblank If the student does not pass phonics: sblank K 1 student: Place him in Beginning Level Lesson 41. sblank 2 3 student: Try placing him in Extension Level Review Lesson 1 (use the Blend and Read Words routine for the Mixed List). If the student struggles with the phonics portion of Mastery Test 2 (after Review Lesson 10), consider placing him back in Beginning Level Lesson 41. Section F (assessing the material in Extension Level Lessons 1 15) PHONICS (5-second limit per word) Read these words. planes blmmediumblank smelling blmmediumblank these blmmediumblank brave blmmediumblank slide blmmediumblank closed blmmediumblank stone blmmediumblank shining blmmediumblank cute blmmediumblank hummed blmmediumblank very want full walk every would give done move their sblank If the student passes phonics, continue on to Section G. sblank If the student does not pass phonics, place her in Extension Level Lesson 1. K-3 Placement Assessment (page 5 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

Section G (assessing the material in Extension Level Lessons 16 40) PHONICS (5-second limit per word) Read these words. bright blmmediumblank reaching blmmediumblank pointed blmmediumblank trains blmmediumblank boots blmmediumblank floated blmmediumblank strayed blmmediumblank north blmmediumblank smart blmmediumblank clowns blmmediumblank shoe blmmediumblank guess blmmediumblank whole blmmediumblank brought blmmediumblank because blmmediumblank answer blmmediumblank should blmmediumblank only blmmediumblank women blmmediumblank toward blmmediumblank sblank If the student passes phonics, continue on to Section H. sblank If the student does not pass phonics, place him in Extension Level Lesson 16. Section H (assessing Challenge Level, polysyllabic words) Read these words. dinner blmmediumblank punish blmmediumblank moment blmmediumblank contest blmmediumblank station blmmediumblank crocodile blmmediumblank relative blmmediumblank volcano blmmediumblank decorate blmmediumblank difficult blmmediumblank fantastic blmmediumblank umbrella blmmediumblank calendar blmmediumblank tomato blmmediumblank eraser blmmediumblank education blmmediumblank unhappiness blmmediumblank transportation blmmediumblank communicate blmmediumblank experiment blmmediumblank Number right: sblank /20 Pass (16 20 right) or Not Pass sblank If the student passes this section, she may not need Challenge Level. sblank If the student does not pass this section, place her in Challenge Level Lesson 1. sblank Consider including the optional irregular-sight-words instruction (see Appendix E in the Challenge Level Teacher s Manual) if the student failed sight words in one or more of the previous sections. K-3 Placement Assessment (page 6 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

Student Card Copy Photocopy the student card copy and prepare cards for the students to read. Glue the phonics and sight words for each section onto a separate card. Screening for Letter Names m s f l r u n i h v a w z b c d g p o t e j k y x q Assessment for Phonics and Sight Words Section A s n t m I see the you can me and we on is Section B a r i f sat man ran mat sit yes are no isn t he she get can t under to (continues) K-3 Placement Assessment (page 7 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

Section C h u d c all o k b ck if rat him hat fit was go down saw my where here they little put Section D p g l e w sick mad tack cut rock fall kid mop hot duck her over have said of out some like be come Section E math shells quick sing much rocks catch judge when hopping from many call for does your there want one water (continues) K-3 Placement Assessment (page 8 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine

Section F planes smelling these brave slide closed stone shining cute hummed very want full walk every would give done move their Section G bright reaching pointed trains boots floated strayed north smart clowns shoe guess whole brought because answer should only women toward Section H dinner punish moment contest station crocodile relative volcano decorate difficult fantastic umbrella calendar tomato eraser education unhappiness transportation communicate experiment K-3 Placement Assessment (page 9 of 9) Developmental Studies Center and John Shefelbine