Fluency (3/12)

Lower Grades CLC

Fluency & Whole-Word Reading

By the end of the CLC, we will...

know how to scaffold the different types of fluency through interactive, quick checks for understanding. We will implement these CFUs to give students opportunities to practice whole-word reading with teacher feedback.

Poll

How are students doing with the Heggerty integration?

• No Growth

• Limited Growth

• Expected Growth

• Advanced Growth

Initiation

Breakout rooms - 4 mins

- Kinder teachers share findings from fluency counts (2 mins)

- 1st grade teachers share findings from parent meeting (2 mins)

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, 1st graders should be able to read 60 Words Correct Per Minute.

• True

• False

Open Ended

What is the fluency expectation for Kinder students by EOY?

Open Ended

In your own words, what do the words explicit and systematic mean?

Open Ended

Do you remember what the MESA acronym stands for?

Poll

How comfortable do you feel in explaining the different types of fluency?

• Not Comfortable At All

• Somewhat Comfortable

• Very Comfortable

Fluency =

Rate + Accuracy + Prosody

across the different types of fluency.

Poll

Of the following, which is the HARDEST type of fluency?

• Reading On-Level Connected Text

• Letter Name & Sound Identification

• Reading Sight Words

• Reading Sight Word Phrases

• Reading Decodable Words

Poll

Of the following, which is the SIMPLEST type of fluency?

• Reading On-Level Connected Text

• Letter Name & Sound Identification

• Reading Sight Words

• Reading Sight Word Phrases

• Reading Decodable Words

Types of Fluency (in order from SIMPLEST to HARDEST)

• Letter identification fluency (LNS)

• Sight word fluency

• Decodable word fluency

• Word phrase fluency

• Connected text fluency