Title
Assessment - Quick Scale Marking: Grade 5 Reading
Content

Reading Literature

 

AspectEmergingDevelopingProficientExtending

SNAPSHOT

With support, the student may be able to read simple and direct selections with familiar language; work is often incomplete or inaccurate.

The student is able to read straightforward fiction and poetry, but may need help to complete assigned tasks. Work often lacks detail.

The student is able to read straightforward fiction and poetry, and complete assigned tasks independently. Work is generally accurate and complete.

The student is able to read fiction and poetry with some complex language or ideas, and complete assigned tasks efficiently. Work often exceeds requirements.

STRATEGIES

  • adjust for purpose
  • word skills
  • comprehension strategies
  • unable to identify problems or self-correct
  • may give up on unfamiliar words
  • ignores clues
  • tends to randomly guess
  • recognizes problems; has difficulty adjusting strategies
  • uses context clues if prompted
  • makes predictions based on story structure or genre
  • may have difficulty finding specific details
  • checks for understanding; adjusts strategies
  • uses various strategies to understand unfamiliar words
  • uses story structure or genre to predict or confirm meaning
  • skims and rereads for details
  • evaluates own understanding; chooses strategies effectively
  • independently figures out unfamiliar words
  • uses story structure or genre to make predictions and inferences
  • finds details efficiently

COMPREHENSION

  • accuracy and completeness
  • characters
  • events
  • retell; explain relationships
  • inferences
  • answers may be vague, repetitive; often incomplete
  • identifies some events and characters; little accurate detail
  • has difficulty retelling events in sequence
  • may misinterpret a great deal of the selection
  • answers are usually accurate; may be vague or incomplete in places
  • identifies most main events and characters; gives some detail
  • retells most events in the correct sequence
  • has difficulty making inferences
  • answers are clear, complete, accurate
  • describes main characters and events in some detail
  • retells events in sequence; explains how they are related
  • makes some logical inferences
  • answers are precise, detailed, complete
  • thoroughly describes characters, events, setting, and message
  • retells events in sequence; speculates about other possibilities
  • makes inferences; shows insight

RESPONSE AND ANALYSIS

  • connection to experiences and other selections
  • opinions
  • may make a few obvious connections to own experiences or other selections
  • offers simple reactions and opinions without support
  • makes direct and obvious connections to own experiences or other selections
  • offers simple and often vague reactions and opinions with little support
  • connections to own experiences or other selections often focus on feelings or ideas
  • offers reactions and opinions with some supporting reasons or examples
  • insightful connections to “big ideas” or themes
  • offers reactions or opinions with logical supporting reasons or examples

Reading for Information

 

AspectNot Yet Within ExpectationsMeets Expectations
(Minimal Level)
Fully Meets ExpectationsExceeds Expectations

SNAPSHOT

With support, the student is able to read simple and direct selections with familiar language. Work is often inaccurate or incomplete.

The student is able to read straightforward information and procedures, but may need help to complete assigned tasks. Work often lacks detail.

The student is able to read straightforward information and procedures and complete assigned tasks independently. Work is generally accurate and complete.

The student is able to read materials with an increasing amount of technical or specialized language and features, and complete assigned tasks efficiently. Work often exceeds requirements.

STRATEGIES

  • adjust for purpose
  • check understanding
  • word skills
  • comprehension strategies
  • may be unable to identify problems or self-correct
  • may “give up” on unfamiliar words
  • may ignore text features
  • tends to randomly guess
  • recognizes problems; has difficulty adjusting strategies
  • uses context clues if prompted
  • uses text features if prompted
  • may have difficulty finding specific details
  • checks for understanding; adjusts strategies
  • uses various strategies to figure out unfamiliar words
  • uses text features effectively
  • skims and rereads for details
  • evaluates own understanding
  • independently figures out unfamiliar words
  • uses text features efficiently
  • finds specific details efficiently

COMPREHENSION

  • accuracy and completeness
  • main ideas
  • details
  • note-making
  • inferences
  • work is often incomplete, confusing, or inaccurate
  • does not identify most main ideas
  • needs support to make simple notes
  • may misinterpret literal information
  • work is usually accurate, but may be vague in places or missing some detail
  • identifies most main ideas
  • makes simple notes; may omit a great deal of information
  • few inferences
  • work is clear, detailed, and complete
  • identifies main ideas
  • makes organized notes
  • may make some inferences
  • work is precise, accurate, and thorough
  • restates main ideas in own words
  • makes organized and complete notes
  • makes inferences

ANALYSIS

  • connections to other information
  • has difficulty telling how the information in a selection is like or unlike other information they know
  • tells some ways the information in a selection is like or unlike other information they know about the topic
  • makes logical connections between new information and what they already know; gives some explanation
  • makes logical connections; often questions or evaluates new information in terms of prior knowledge

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