This assessment assesses the child’s knowledge about letters. Students are also allowed to give the correlating sound or word if they cannot say the letter’s name. This is different from other letter recognition assessments because teachers can see what all a students knows about a letter versus them saying that letter’s name. She scored a 54/54. She recognized all letters (upper and lowercase) with no hesitation. She took no more than 2 and a half minutes to identify all the letters in the chart. Due to the rapid speed of her identifying the letters, I noticed at times she would say the next letter on accident. She knew all of the letters, she just tended to get ahead of herself at certain points. After observing this three times, I told her to take a deep breath and slow down since it was not a timed assessment. She eventually developed a pace for herself and said all the letters with a patterned
This assessment assesses the child’s knowledge about letters. Students are also allowed to give the correlating sound or word if they cannot say the letter’s name. This is different from other letter recognition assessments because teachers can see what all a students knows about a letter versus them saying that letter’s name. She scored a 54/54. She recognized all letters (upper and lowercase) with no hesitation. She took no more than 2 and a half minutes to identify all the letters in the chart. Due to the rapid speed of her identifying the letters, I noticed at times she would say the next letter on accident. She knew all of the letters, she just tended to get ahead of herself at certain points. After observing this three times, I told her to take a deep breath and slow down since it was not a timed assessment. She eventually developed a pace for herself and said all the letters with a patterned