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Renaissance Star Early Literacy scores represent how well a student understands concepts and possesses specific skills that are important in the development of reading ability. These scores represent a snapshot of achievement at a specific point in time.
K–3 Guidance for Renaissance Star Assessments® Guidelines to help you decide which Renaissance Star assessment to administer to your kindergarten through grade 3 students. Star Early Literacy Reports for Early Learning Years
Students show their word knowledge by matching words to pictures, identifying synonyms and antonyms, categorizing words, differentiating multi-meaning words, and analyzing word structures such as affixes and suffixes.
Star Reading assesses vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension skills in five broad domains: Word Knowledge and Skills; Comprehension Strategies and Constructing Meaning; Analyzing Literary Text; Understanding Author’s Craft; and Analyzing Argument and Evaluating Text. Within each domain, skills are organized into sets of closely related skills.
Provides simple activities that parents or guardians can do with children in grades K–3 to strengthen their reading skills. K–3 Guidance for Renaissance Star Assessments®. Guidelines to help you decide which Renaissance Star assessment to administer to your kindergarten through grade 3 students.
Review our guidelines to help you determine which assessment students should take: Star Early Literacy or Star Reading. Pre-Test Preparation. Print a list of student user names and passwords: Have this information on hand and review the procedure for logging in students. Read the Star Early Literacy Test Administration Manual: Helps you give a ...
STAR Reading - used for screening and progress-monitoring assessment - is a reliable, valid, and efficient, computer-adaptive assessment of general reading achievement and comprehension across all school years.
