FREE Reading Comprehension Strategies Progress Monitoring Forms

Published:
April 10, 2019

Contributor:
Jeannette Tuionetoa

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Could you use some help in monitoring your homeschool student’s reading progress? You can use these free monitoring forms to observe your students’ progress with comprehension strategies throughout the year.

reading comprehension progress monitoring forms

You will be able to measure your child’s metacognitive strategies and comprehension skills along with observable behaviors they display during the monitoring. There is a rubric for teachers to indicate students’ current mastery level of each comprehension strategy. These forms are helpful to use during small group instruction to guide instruction of the comprehension strategies.

When a child is in public school, good teachers are able to provide testing for students they feel may need some extra help. We as homeschool teachers should be able to do the same.

Metacognitive Strategies included in the progress monitoring forms are:

– Asking Questions

– Determining Importance

– Monitoring Comprehension

– Making Connections

– Making Inferences

– Summarizing & Synthesizing

– Visualizing

Comprehension Skills Strategies included in the progress monitoring forms are:

– Character Analysis

– Story Elements

– Compare & Contrast

– Fact & Opinion

– Author’s Purpose

– Cause & Effect

– Main Idea

– Sequencing

– Making Predictions

– Plot

– Making Judgments

Note: This freebie is part of a larger bundle called the Reading Comprehension Strategies Bundle.

Grab your free reading comprehension strategies progress monitoring forms from The Reading Roundup.

 
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