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TEST RECORD FORMPossible

ScoreCriterion

ScoreStudent Score

Skills in Context: Cause and Effect, High-Frequency Words 10 8

Vocabulary: High-Frequency Words, Classifi cation/Categorization of

Words: Family10 8

Comprehension: Cause and Effect, Selection Test 10 8

Phonics: Vowel Digraph oo 10 8

Phonics: Syllable Pattern (CVC) 10 8

TOTAL 50 40

Total Student Score × 2.0 = %

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ReadTogetherRead

Together To the teacher: Read the directions and questions with children. Point out the word flowers and discuss the picture.

Lesson 23W E E K LY T E S T S 2 3 . 2

Whistle for WillieSkills in Context

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It Starts With SeedsHave you seen pretty fl owers?

Those fl owers began as seeds.

Seeds are very small.

They are put in the ground in the spring.

Part of the plant grows down.

You will see nothing on the ground.

Then a green stem grows up.

Leaves form on the stem.

Read the story “It Starts With Seeds.” Then read

each question. Mark the space for the best answer

to each question.

Cause and Effect, High-Frequency WordsRead

TogetherRead

Together

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The wind, rain, and sun help the plant grow.

Soon the plant has fl owers.

More seeds are in here.

In the fall, there is less sun and water.

The fl owers turn brown.

The seeds fall out of the fl owers.

They land on the ground.

When spring comes, the plant will grow

again.

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1 Read this sentence from the story.

These fl owers began as seeds.

Which word means about the SAME as began?

made planted started

2 How do some plants begin?

as seeds as a house as the ground

3 Read this sentence from the story.

You will see nothing on the ground.

How much is nothing? 0 1 2

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4 What takes place if seeds are put in the ground?

They turn brown. A plant begins to grow. They are put next to a house.

5 What part of the plant grows up?

the sun the seed the stem

6 What takes place right AFTER the stem grows?

Leaves form. It turns brown. Seeds are planted.

7 What helps the plant grow?

the sun the house the fl ower

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8 Why do fl owers turn brown?

They are put in the ground. There is less sun and water. There is too much sun and water.

9 What takes place right AFTER the fl ower turns brown?

Fall comes. The seeds fall out. It gets more sun.

10 Why does the plant grow again?

Fall comes. Leaves form. Spring comes.

Mark Student Reading Level:

____ Independent ____ Instructional ____ Listening

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ReadTogetherRead

Together To the teacher: Read the directions with children.

Lesson 23W E E K LY T E S T S 2 3 . 7

Whistle for WillieVocabulary

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High-Frequency Words, Classification/Categorization of Words: Family

Read each sentence. Then mark the space for the

word that best completes each sentence.

1 Jim and his pal Fred were walking the sidewalk.

after all along

2 They were going to the park .

about again away

ReadTogetherRead

Together

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3 They got close to a big white .

here house how

4 Jim and Fred saw a and his dad in the yard.

been both boy

5 The boy and his began to wave.

follow father four

6 “I am Dean,” the boy said. “Can we play ?”

take thought together

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Together To the teacher: Read the directions with children.

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Read each question. Then mark the space for the

best answer to the question.

7 Which word names someone in a family?

My grandfather is fl ying to see us.

grandfather fl ying us

8 Which word names someone in a family?

My mom took us to see the plane land.

mom plane land

ReadTogetherRead

Together

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9 Which word names someone in a family?

We left the baby at home.

left baby home

10 Which word names someone in a family?

I think my father is putting her to sleep.

think father sleep

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Whistle for WillieComprehension

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Cause and Effect, Selection Test

Think about the story “Whistle for Willie.” Then

read each question. Mark the space for the best

answer to each question.

1 What takes place at the START of the story?

Peter whistles. Willie runs to Peter. A dog runs to a boy.

2 Why does Peter turn round and round?

He is cold. He can’t whistle. He is looking for Willie.

3 Why does Peter hide in a carton?

He sees Willie. He is playing a game. His mom asks him to get in it.

ReadTogetherRead

Together

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4 What does Peter do right AFTER he gets out of the carton?

He plays with Willie. He draws with chalk. He turns round and round.

5 Why do Peter’s cheeks get tired?

The wind blows them. He makes too many faces. He keeps trying to whistle.

6 What takes place when Peter whistles?

Willie runs away. Willie keeps walking. Willie stops and looks.

7 In the story, why does Willie run?

He sees a cat. He sees Peter. It is time to eat.

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8 Why does Peter run home?

to give the hat back to his dad to show he can run as fast as Willie to show his mom and dad he can whistle

9 How do you know that Peter is happy that he can whistle?

He puts on his father’s hat. He whistles to the store and back home. He sits in the box and whistles to Willie.

10 What is “Whistle for Willie” MOSTLY about?

Peter is training his pet. Peter likes to hide in a box. Peter is learning to whistle.

Mark Student Reading Level:

____ Independent ____ Instructional ____ Listening

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Whistle for WilliePhonics

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Vowel Digraph oo

Read each sentence. Mark the space for the word

that best completes each sentence.

1 Jill walked by the with her dog.

foot hook woods

2 They went down to the .

brook foot hook

3 Jill had a to read.

book hood look

ReadTogetherRead

Together

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Together To the teacher: Read the directions with children.

Lesson 23W E E K LY T E S T S 2 3 . 1 5

Whistle for WilliePhonics

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4 “It’s a day to read,” she said.

good hook wood

5 Her dog said, “ .”

Cook Stood Woof

6 Rose was learning how to .

cook foot wool

7 She by her mom to see what to do.

hoof stood wood

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8 Her mom rice into the pot.

book hook shook

9 Rose’s mom the pot off the stove.

crook took wool

10 “Do not in the pot,” she told Rose.

foot look wood

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Together To the teacher: Read the directions and questions with children.

Lesson 23W E E K LY T E S T S 2 3 . 1 7

Whistle for WilliePhonics

Phonics© Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

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1 Which word has two syllables?

sunhat go out

2 Which word has two syllables?

she her basket

3 Which word has two syllables?

walked the garden

4 Which word has two syllables?

nice summer day

Read each question. Then mark the space for the

best answer to the question.

Syllable Pattern (CVC)Read

TogetherRead

Together

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5 Which word has two syllables?

saw rabbit gate

6 Which shows the right way to divide the word circus into syllables?

circ•us cir•cus ci•rcus

7 Which shows the right way to divide the word muffi n into syllables?

muf•fi n muff•in mu•ffi n

8 Which shows the right way to divide the word butter into syllables?

but•ter bu•tter butt•er

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9 Which shows the right way to divide the word fellow into syllables?

fe•llow fel•low fell•ow

10 Which shows the right way to divide the word forget into syllables?

forg•et fo•rget for•get

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