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Updated January 2019 Expected Reading and Writing Accomplishments Kindergarten Writing Writes most dictated letters and some words Writes many upper and lower case letters Invents own spelling Makes scribbles or strings of random letters with no spaces Writes own name (first and last) Writes first name of friend and classmates Reading Knows parts of a book Pretends reads familiar text Recognizes upper and lower case letters Knows most sounds for letters Recognizes sight words, such as "I", "my", "you", "is" and "are" Retells stories Answers questions about stories read aloud Familiar with genres of text such as fairytales, signs, labels, poems, newspapers Grade 1 Writing Writes for others Spells three- and four-short vowel words Organizes writing Uses basic punctuation (periods and commas) Uses invented spelling when necessary Conscious of spelling conventions Composes different text types (stories, journal entries, etc.) with appropriate illustrations Reading Reads aloud accurately Sounds out unfamiliar words Counts syllables in a word Blends and breaks down sounds in most one syllable words Reading vocabulary of 300 to 500 words Discusses "how", "why" and "what-if" questions Predicts what will happen in a story Grade 2 Writing Decides what to include in a writing piece Discusses how to improve writing for others to understand With some help, writes a well- structured book report Writes stories, reports, letters and e-mails Corrects spelling in own writing Edits writing for final presentation Reading Sounds out multi-syllable words such as Timbuktu Reads difficult or irregularly spelled words, such as strong, break Remembers facts and details from text Reads for pleasure Answers "how", "why" and "what-if" questions For more ABRACADABRA resources, please visit the Parent Resource page https://grover.concordia.ca/resources/abra/parent/en/ CEAP CSLP Centre d'études sur l'apprentissage et la performance Centre for the Study of Learning and Performance ABRACADABRA The following lists common milestones for young learners. Use this list to track progress and accomplishments. If your child is not achieving a milestone, talk to their teacher to see how you can support their development.

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  • Updated January 2019

    Expected Reading and Writing Accomplishments Kindergarten Writing• Writesmostdictatedlettersand

    somewords• Writesmanyupperandlower

    caseletters• Inventsownspelling• Makesscribblesorstringsof

    randomletterswithnospaces• Writesownname(firstandlast)• Writesfirstnameoffriendand

    classmatesReading• Knowspartsofabook• Pretendsreadsfamiliartext• Recognizesupperandlower

    caseletters• Knowsmostsoundsforletters• Recognizessightwords,suchas

    "I","my","you","is"and"are"• Retellsstories• Answersquestionsaboutstories

    readaloud• Familiarwithgenresoftextsuch

    asfairytales,signs,labels,poems,newspapers

    Grade 1 Writing• Writesforothers• Spellsthree-andfour-short

    vowelwords• Organizeswriting• Usesbasicpunctuation(periods

    andcommas)• Usesinventedspellingwhen

    necessary• Consciousofspelling

    conventions• Composesdifferenttexttypes

    (stories,journalentries,etc.)withappropriateillustrations

    Reading• Readsaloudaccurately• Soundsoutunfamiliarwords• Countssyllablesinaword• Blendsandbreaksdownsounds

    inmostonesyllablewords• Readingvocabularyof300to

    500words• Discusses"how","why"and

    "what-if"questions• Predictswhatwillhappenina

    story

    Grade 2 Writing• Decideswhattoincludeina

    writingpiece• Discusseshowtoimprove

    writingforotherstounderstand• Withsomehelp,writesawell-

    structuredbookreport• Writesstories,reports,letters

    ande-mails• Correctsspellinginownwriting• Editswritingforfinal

    presentationReading• Soundsoutmulti-syllablewords

    suchasTimbuktu• Readsdifficultorirregularly

    spelledwords,suchasstrong,break

    • Remembersfactsanddetailsfromtext

    • Readsforpleasure• Answers"how","why"and

    "what-if"questions

    FormoreABRACADABRAresources,pleasevisittheParentResourcepagehttps://grover.concordia.ca/resources/abra/parent/en/

    CEAP • CSLPCentre d'études sur l'apprentissage et la performanceCentre for the Study of Learning and Performance

    ABRACADABRA Thefollowinglistscommonmilestonesforyounglearners.Usethislisttotrackprogressandaccomplishments.Ifyourchildisnotachievingamilestone,talktotheirteachertoseehowyoucansupporttheirdevelopment.