Chapter 5
This reading strategy stands for Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review.
What is SQ3R?
This is the ability to read accurately, at an appropriate speed, and with expression.
What is fluency?
This reading level is when a student can read comfortably on their own without teacher assistance.
What is the independent level?
This phase of the writing process is when students take their organized ideas and begin writing their first version.
What is drafting?
This reading level is also known as the "just right" level for students.
What is the independent reading level?
These three types of poetry, along with quatrains, can be used to connect literacy to other subjects.
What are acrostic, cinquain, and haiku?
This component of fluency refers to reading with expression.
What is prosody?
This reading level is when a student can successfully read a text with teacher support.
What is the instructional level?
This is the first phase of the writing process, when students gather ideas and plan how to organize them.
What is brainstorming and organizing?
This reading strategy involves students sorting words into categories based on similar spelling patterns or sounds.
What are word sorts?
In the SCAN and RUN strategy, this is what the letter N in RUN stands for
What is Notice?
This reading strategy involves students repeating words or phrases after the teacher reads them aloud.
What is echo reading?
This assessment determines a student's independent, instructional, and frustration reading levels.
What are running records?
This stage of the writing process focuses on correcting spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.
What is editing?
This assessment stands for Fountas & Pinnell and is commonly used to evaluate students' reading levels.
What is F&P?
These are the four types of questions used in the Question-Answer Relationship (QAR) strategy
What are Right There, Think and Search, On My Own, and Author and You?
This strategy involves breaking down unfamiliar words into smaller parts, such as prefixes, suffixes, and roots.
What is word analysis?
This literacy assessment measures skills such as phonemic awareness, alphabetic principle, accuracy, fluency, and comprehension in students from kindergarten through eighth grade.
What is DIBELS?
This optional final phase of the writing process allows students to turn their drafts into finished products.
What is publishing?
This reading strategy encourages students to write symbols such as +, ×, and ? next to a text to record their thoughts and questions.
What is taking notes in the margins?
This comprehension strategy involves students identifying what they already know before reading, taking notes during reading, and connecting their new learning to prior knowledge afterward.
What is Experience-Text-Relationship (ETR)?
A student recognizes the familiar "-ight" pattern in the word "light" and uses it to figure out how to pronounce "bright." This is an example of this word-reading strategy.
What is word analogy?
This reading assessment, abbreviated QRI, is used to evaluate students' reading abilities and stands for a three-word name.
What is the Qualitative Reading Inventory?
A teacher uses pre-assessment data to place students into groups of no more than six based on their writing needs, providing individualized instruction and adjusting group membership as students improve. This instructional method is being used.
What are small writing groups?
This comprehension strategy involves students reading a text three times to identify the main idea, underline supporting details, and organize their findings into an outline.
What is the Three-Reading technique?