These free resources are great to use for monitoring your homeschool’s progress with comprehension strategies throughout the year. The form lists the metacognitive strategies and comprehension skills along with observable data to capture growth. The forms are helpful for planning your instruction as well as keeping RTI data. There is a rubric for you to document your child’s current mastery level of each comprehension strategy.
Click here for free comprehension strategies for monitoring progress of your young readers from The Reading Roundup.
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