ELPAC

Bryan took the i-Ready Reading test and met his grade level cut-point but did not meet the ELPAC score of 4, can he reclassify?

• Yes

• No

Rosa has met the i-Ready Reading cut point, she has an ELPAC score of 4 but her teacher does not agree that she is ready to reclassify, can the student reclassify?

• yes

• no

An English learner is...

• someone who is learning how to spell.

• someone who lives in a home where another language other than English is spoken.

• someone who passed the i-Ready test.

• always bilingual.

A class that helps improve your English skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening

• CAASPP

• ELA

• ELD

• AVID

Testing out of ELD by passing the ELPAC and meeting all other requirements

• reclassification

• evaluation

• classifying

• ELD

Your classmate has started writing a description. Read your classmate's sentence to yourself now: Leaf-nosed bats are small flying mammals with thin wings. Now it is your turn to add to the description. In the following box, write one sentence telling more about the appearance. Use the details from your classmate's graphic organizer to help you.

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What is the name of the test that English Learners take in California each year until reclassification?

• ACT

• ESL

• STEM

• ELPAC

Bryan took the i-Ready Reading test and met his grade level cut-point but did not meet the ELPAC score of 4, can he reclassify?

• Yes

• No

Rosa has met the i-Ready Reading cut point, she has an ELPAC score of 4 but her teacher does not agree that she is ready to reclassify, can the student reclassify?

• yes

• no

A class that helps improve your English skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening

• CAASPP

• ELA

• ELD

• AVID