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The tracking charts in this packet provide a place to identify the student’s purpose for reading during fluency practice. Students should meet these oral-‐reading goals: . 98% accuracy on the first reading of new material .
Reads expressively throughout most of text. Words flow smoothly and naturally, and meaning is clear. Reads expressively and with enthusiasm throughout entire text. Reader varies expression to match meaning of text.
Free printable charts for tracking your students' reading fluency growth.
Fluency Posters and Rubrics. Oral Reading. 3 Color Options & Mini-Posters Included! FREE! Thank You For Your Download! I created this to accompany my popular FLUENCY blog post and anchor chart. Use these resources to guide your students in developing excellent oral reading fluency!
My Fluency Checklist Almost Most of Need to Always the Time Improve 1. I read smoothly. I don’t stop after every word. 2. If a word or sentence doesn’t sound right, Iread it again. 3. My reading sounds natural, as if I’m talking to a friend. 4. I group words into meaningful phrases. 5. I read with expression.
Graphing Oral Fluency includes student directions, an oral fluency chart, and a fluency rate line graph. The activity can be completed in a literacy center by students working in pairs or by an adult working with a student. Each student will need one copy of the Oral Fluency Chart and one of the Fluency Rate
students build automaticity and fluency. Each passage is formatted with additional line spacing, a wide right margin, and a line-by-line running word count to provide opportunities for both practice and assessment.
