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 ESF Reading P 4-5 P 6-7 P 8-ESF Phase 1 & 2 U s e o f T e x t  Listen to story being read, look at pictures, feel objects.  Match objects to pictures/photog raphs or symbols.  Choose a book or demonstrate the desire to hear a particular story.  Join in with actions, signs, movements that relate to familiar text, rhymes.  Recognize familiar environmental print.  Looks at books independently, displaying reading like behaviors.  Sequence pictures from left to right to demonstrate understandin g of a text.  Follow or sequence pictures from narrative or their own experiences and tell the story.  Identify familiar texts.  Use words from text to retell story.  Show understanding or recognition of a familiar text by being able to complete the sentence correctly.  Communicate understand ing of heard texts by answering comprehension questions about familiar texts (yes/no).  Participates in shared reading, joining in with rhymes, refrains and repeated texts.  Read with support showing changes of pace or emphasis.  Know that books tell stories, poems o r give information.  Order story events, correctly placing beginning, middle and end.  Demonstrate understanding of order of key events in a familiar story by retelling a simple story in the correct sequence.  Read labels within the classroom.  Read familiar, simple stories and poems indep endently, to point while reading and make co rrespondence between words said and read.   Show confidence when retelling main elements of story to a group, emphasising beginning, middle and end.  Locate and select a range of non-fiction books linked to topic or interest.  Understands information can be retrieved from a text. C o n t e x t u a l U n d e r s t a n d i n g  Show some awareness that particular books, pictures, signs or symbols are associated with particular stories.   Indicates recognition of familiar texts by demonstrating consistent responses.  Begin to use single words from text in other contexts.  Anticipate and use key word phrases from text.  Identify specific items in a story on request.  Select appropriate objects, symbols, words to accompan y text.  Select a few words, signs or symbols with which they are particularly familiar.  Show awareness of pictures telling one story.  Use information gathered from the text to draw/write about key characters/objects.  Relate the events in the story to their own experiences.  Have favourite books and can say what they like about them e.g. it’s funny, it’s scary etc.  Describe story settings and relate them to own experience and that of others.  Show an awareness that print and illustrations can combine to tell a story.   Talk about the ways different people or characters are represented in texts.  Begin to discuss the main idea or message in a story. C o n v e n t i o n s  Show some understanding of how books work, for example, turning pages and holding the book the right way up.  Begin to show awareness of difference between picture and words.  Recognise a few symbols or pictures presented in a way familiar to them.  Begin to match sounds to letters or groups o f letters.   Differentiate between letters/symbols (text) and pictures.  Link a picture to a word/symbol/letter in simple matching games.  Follow words left to right in a range of contexts, moving finger along text left to right eit her as self or adult reads.  Demonstrate understanding of the conventions of reading e.g. following text left to right, top to bottom and page following page.  Order three given key-words to make a sentence.  Identifies letters in both upper and lower case.  Reads the letters of the alphabet by name and sound.  Recognizes the difference between a letter and a word, identifying that words have space on either side.  Select correct short word from text when they hear initial word sound.  Read on sight 30-50 words from the High Frequency words list.  Read words with initial consonant clusters bl, cr, tr, str.   Read consistently high interest words and common nouns e.g. days of the week and colours.  Read words with ff, ll, ss, ck, ng.  Recognize initial sounds ch, sh, th.  Recognize language patterns and repeated words and phrases in a text. P r o c e s s e s a n d S t r a t e g i e s  Watch adult point to text.  Repeat copy and imitate adult model of finger scanning pictures left to right in personal space.  Match picture to picture, symbol to symbol, or word to word.  Point to specific objects or characters in a story/picture. PECS stage 6.  Sequence two pictures/symbols to demonstrate understanding  Use picture cues to predict unknown words within a text being read to them or read by them.  Recognize when the order is incorrect and make changes.  Starts to show an awareness of rhyme.   Identify first and last sounds when shown an unfamiliar word.  Expect written text to make sense and check for sense if it does not.  Make predictions about what might happen next in a text.  Use a range of strategies (phonological, contextual, grammatical, and graphic) to work out, predict and check the meaning of unfamiliar words and to make sense of what they have read.  

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  ESF Reading

P 4-5 P 6-7 P 8-ESF Phase 1 & 2 

UseofText

  Listen to story being read, look at pictures, feel objects.

 

Match objects to pictures/photographs or symbols.

  Choose a book or demonstrate the desire to hear a

particular story.

 

Join in with actions, signs, movements that relate to

familiar text, rhymes.

  Recognize familiar environmental print.

  Looks at books independently, displaying reading like

behaviors.

  Sequence pictures from left to right to demonstrate

understanding of a text.

  Follow or sequence pictures from narrative or their own

experiences and tell the story.

  Identify familiar texts.

  Use words from text to retell story.

  Show understanding or recognition of a familiar text by being

able to complete the sentence correctly.

 

Communicate understanding of heard texts by answering

comprehension questions about familiar texts (yes/no).

 

Participates in shared reading, joining in with rhymes, refrains

and repeated texts.

 

Read with support showing changes of pace or emphasis.

  Know that books tell stories, poems o r give information. 

  Order story events, correctly placing beginning, middle

and end. 

  Demonstrate understanding of order of key events in a

familiar story by retelling a simple story in the correct

sequence. 

 

Read labels within the classroom. 

  Read familiar, simple stories and poems indep endently,

to point while reading and make co rrespondence

between words said and read. 

  Show confidence when retelling main elements of story

to a group, emphasising beginning, middle and end. 

  Locate and select a range of non-fiction books linked to

topic or interest. 

  Understands information can be retrieved from a text. 

ContextualUnderstanding

  Show some awareness that particular books, pictures,

signs or symbols are associated with particular stories.  

 

Indicates recognition of familiar texts by demonstrating

consistent responses.

  Begin to use single words from text in other contexts.

  Anticipate and use key word phrases from text.

  Identify specific items in a story on request.

 

Select appropriate objects, symbols, words to

accompany text.

 

Select a few words, signs or symbols with which they

are particularly familiar.

  Show awareness of pictures telling one story.

 

Use information gathered from the text to draw/write about

key characters/objects.

  Relate the events in the story to their own experiences.

  Have favourite books and can say what they like about

them e.g. it’s funny, it’s scary etc. 

  Describe story settings and relate them to own

experience and that of others.

 

Show an awareness that print and illustrations can

combine to tell a story. 

  Talk about the ways different people or characters are

represented in texts. 

  Begin to discuss the main idea or message in a story. 

Conventions

 

Show some understanding of how books work, for

example, turning pages and holding the book the right

way up.

 

Begin to show awareness of difference between picture

and words.

 

Recognise a few symbols or pictures presented in a way

familiar to them. 

 

Begin to match sounds to letters or groups o f letters. 

 

Differentiate between letters/symbols (text) and pictures.

 

Link a picture to a word/symbol/letter in simple matching

games.

 

Follow words left to right in a range of contexts, moving finger

along text left to right eit her as self or adult reads.

 

Demonstrate understanding of the conventions of reading

e.g. following text left to right, top to bottom and page

following page.

 

Order three given key-words to make a sentence.

 

Identifies letters in both upper and lower case.

  Reads the letters of the alphabet by name and sound. 

  Recognizes the difference between a letter and a word,

identifying that words have space on either side. 

 

Select correct short word from text when they hear

initial word sound.

 

Read on sight 30-50 words from the High Frequency

words list. 

  Read words with initial consonant clusters bl, cr, tr, str. 

  Read consistently high interest words and common

nouns e.g. days of the week and colours. 

  Read words with ff, ll, ss, ck, ng.

  Recognize initial sounds ch, sh, th. 

  Recognize language patterns and repeated words and

phrases in a text. 

Processesand

Strategies

 

Watch adult point to text.

  Repeat copy and imitate adult model of finger scanning

pictures left to right in personal space.

 

Match picture to picture, symbol to symbol, or word to

word.

  Point to specific objects or characters in a story/picture.

PECS stage 6.

  Sequence two pictures/symbols to demonstrate

understanding

 

Use picture cues to predict unknown words within a text

being read to them or read by them.

  Recognize when the order is incorrect and make changes.

 

Starts to show an awareness of rhyme. 

  Identify first and last sounds when shown an unfamiliar

word. 

  Expect written text to make sense and check for sense if

it does not. 

  Make predictions about what might happen next in a

text. 

  Use a range of strategies (phonological, contextual,

grammatical, and graphic) to work out, predict and

check the meaning of unfamiliar words and to make

sense of what they have read.