I’ve found it really helpful to do guided reading “snapshots” throughout the year. My students are assessed using running records, tests from our reading programs, and other informal assessments.
However, sometimes I just want a quick assessment that’s performance-based and easy to use.
Sometimes I feel like I don’t get enough real information from reading program assessments. I LOVE running records, but they take a while and they are not parent-friendly.
So, I came up with the following “snapshot” assessment and skill check to use throughout the year.
These “snapshots” have two purposes.
For the teacher
These “snapshots” allow the teacher to keep track of student progress, strengths, and goals.
For parents
These guided reading “snapshots” communicate clearly how their child is doing during guided reading, what their strengths are while reading, and what goals I have for their child.
Come over to my blog and see how I use these two “snapshot” assessments… and grab your own free download to use them in your classroom.
I’d love to hear how you all assess your students and communicate with parents.
Thanks for reading! 🙂
– Originally posted on Teaching Blog Addict
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