This document provides guidance on assessing a year 2 pupil's reading fluency level using 60-Second Read Activity Cards. It states that a year 2 pupil working at age-related expectations should read at a rate of over 90 words per minute accurately and fluently. Each card features a short text extract of around 90 words and comprehension questions linked to key stage 1 reading domains. Different question types are represented by canine helpers to remind children how to answer each question type appropriately.
This document provides guidance on assessing a year 2 pupil's reading fluency level using 60-Second Read Activity Cards. It states that a year 2 pupil working at age-related expectations should read at a rate of over 90 words per minute accurately and fluently. Each card features a short text extract of around 90 words and comprehension questions linked to key stage 1 reading domains. Different question types are represented by canine helpers to remind children how to answer each question type appropriately.
This document provides guidance on assessing a year 2 pupil's reading fluency level using 60-Second Read Activity Cards. It states that a year 2 pupil working at age-related expectations should read at a rate of over 90 words per minute accurately and fluently. Each card features a short text extract of around 90 words and comprehension questions linked to key stage 1 reading domains. Different question types are represented by canine helpers to remind children how to answer each question type appropriately.
This document provides guidance on assessing a year 2 pupil's reading fluency level using 60-Second Read Activity Cards. It states that a year 2 pupil working at age-related expectations should read at a rate of over 90 words per minute accurately and fluently. Each card features a short text extract of around 90 words and comprehension questions linked to key stage 1 reading domains. Different question types are represented by canine helpers to remind children how to answer each question type appropriately.
In age-appropriate books, a year 2 pupil working at age-related expectations should read words accurately and fluently without overt sounding and blending, at a rate of over 90 words per minute. This resource aims to give you the ability to test a pupil’s level of fluency to this expected standard. Each 60-Second Read Activity Card features a short extract of age-appropriate text with an average word count of 90 words. The cumulative word count for each line of text is shown in the left-hand margin of each card. Each of the cards also contains a set of comprehension questions that link to the KS1 reading content domains. Each different question type has its own canine helper to remind children of what they need to do to answer a question appropriately.
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