ReadingRecord BCA5401 Reading Comments Book
Materials to share with parents PETAA has two offerings to share with parents, both from literacy specialist and PETAA author and presenter Kaye Lowe, whose book For the Love of Reading: Supporting struggling readers was PETAA's Autumn title in 2016 and was followed up in 2019 with Writing the Future.This page also includes a short video (immediately below) in which Jennifer Asha, renowned.
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This reading record template is a fantastic resource for teachers to easily create reading records and keep track of their KS1 class' reading. Beautifully illustrated and easy to download, print and fill out, the reading record comments sheet has space for the day's date, the title of the book and reading record comments too. While this is designed for KS1 students, KS2 children who love to.
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Listed below are some comments which may help you when writing in your child's reading record to describe how your child has read to you at home. The statements below are just a guide; please feel free to alter the wording and write what best suits your experiences. If reading becomes difficult at home:
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Reading Comments __ is reading at a ___ grade level. __ has good reading comprehension and decoding skills. __ is reading well at this level. __ needs to learn basic sight words so she/he can decode words more quickly. __ struggles with reading comprehension. __ has difficulty understanding what he/she reads.
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Explore more than 87 "Reading Comments" resources for teachers, parents and pupils as well as related resources on "Reading Comments For Reports". Help. Check out our interactive series of lesson plans, worksheets, PowerPoints and assessment tools today! All teacher-made, aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
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READING COMPRENSION comments ___________ understands what has been read through the use of strategies ( with much/ some/ little ) success and ( much/ some/ no ) teacher or peer stance. (G) Click HERE to Download the Rest of the Comments Back Teacher Feedback
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This reading record template is a fantastic resource for teachers to easily create reading records and keep track of their KS1 class' reading. Beautifully illustrated and easy to download, print and fill out, the reading record comments sheet has space for the day's date, the title of the book and reading record comments too. While this is designed for KS1 students, KS2 children who love to.
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Below are some example comments which may help you when writing in your child's reading record book to describe how your child has read to you at home. To build a realistic picture
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Cassie the Commentator Activity Pack 4 reviews. Explore more than 87 "Reading Comments" resources for teachers, parents and pupils as well as related resources on "Guided Reading Comments Sheet". Instant access to inspirational lesson plans, schemes of work, assessment, interactive activities, resource packs, PowerPoints, teaching ideas at Twinkl!
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1. (student name) is showing enthusiasm for the material read. 2. Has increased their reading comprehension skills. 3. Works to the fullest of his/her abilities. 4. Increasing their self-confidence in their reading ability. 5. ____ is steadily improving their reading abilities. 6. Follows directions very well.
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Is a creative writer. Has a refreshing sense of voice, clarity, and style. Handwriting is very legible/a joy to read. Is very successful in note-taking. Works to make their handwriting legible. Has many interesting story ideas. Has well-developed characters in their stories. Works on their editing process. Is writing on a variety of topics.
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1. "You did a great job identifying the main idea in this section. Keep up the good work!" 2. "I was impressed by the details you noticed in the story. You're really paying attention!" 3. "Your use of context clues to figure out the unknown words was fantastic. Keep practicing!" 4.
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Explore more than 92 "Reading Report Card Comments" resources for teachers, parents and pupils as well as related resources on "Guided Reading Comments Sheet". Help. Check out our interactive series of lesson plans, worksheets, PowerPoints and assessment tools today! All teacher-made, aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
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7 ESL Reading Report Card Comments for Intermediate Level Students {student name} can read English text and was able to answer all questions based on the text.. To advance to native English level reading proficiency {student name} should practice the following {exercise/book/etc} at least for {e.g. 3} hours per {day/week}.