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Self-Assessment Conference (3rd Grade)
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- Do you know your sounds so you can read new words?
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- Can you read new words in word families? (coat, moat, goat, throat)
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- Can you recognize patterns in words (CVC, CVCC, CVVC)?
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- Can you read words with more than one syllable (longer words)?
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- Can you recognize special parts in words (like base words, suffixes, digraphs, blends, prefixes)?
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- Do you know your high-frequency words?
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- Can you read sentences and stories quickly and without mistakes? (115 words per minute)
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- Do you remember to use spelling patterns in your writing?
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- Can you use new words (robust vocabulary) - talk about what they mean, draw a picture about them and use them in sentences?
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- Do you make predictions before you read? Do you think about what might happen next?
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- Think about times when you read out loud. When you make a mistake in your reading, who is usually the first person to notice?
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- If someone tells you that you made a mistake in your reading, are you able to fix the mistake on your own?
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- Do you ask your teacher for help when you don't know a word?
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- Do you talk to your classmates about books or stories that you read?
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- Have you tried to get a classmate to talk about a book with you?
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- Can you cooperate with your classmates to understand a story?
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- When you read your StoryTown stories, how are those for you?
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- Do you think of questions when you are reading?
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- When your teacher asks you questions about a story, or you take a test about a story, how is that for you?
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- Can you tell the main idea and details of a story you've read?
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- After you read a story, can you retell the important parts of that story?
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