請教: OXFORD STORY TREE (LEVEL 5) FOR 幾歲睇.

pollybell

可以自己閱讀.THANKS

tamm

這要看小朋友的進度而定。我女兒在五歲前已把 level 9 讀完。特別是她學了 Phonics 之後，進度很快。

pollybell

乜唔係最高去到LEVEL 7嗎???(BROWN BOOK)

tamm

I probably got you wrong - I was thinking the Oxford Reading Tree series.

Are you referring to this one:
http://photo.xuite.net/much.english/683743

If so, by looking at the sample for Level 5, I remember there is a same on in the Oxford Reading Tree series - stage 8 /9 which I cannot remember exactly.

Radiomama

這系列的書我仔仔在5歲左右已經讀完，並慢慢進入chapter books的世界。不過reading ability 與comprehensive ability有時是不一樣的，小孩可以好快讀chapter books但不一定全部理解，所以學校老師通常有另一個standard去衡量小朋友的reading level.
請參考:
Leveled reading uses various assessment tools to determine how well your child reads, and then matches her to books that are challenging enough for her to make progress. Books are categorized into levels of difficulty, which is how a perfect match, based on ability, can be made. There are several leveled reading systems utilized in schools across the country. Here are three of the most common:

• Guided      Reading      Level (GRL)
  At the beginning of the school year, your child will sit one-on-one with      his teacher and read from a      benchmark book (one considered standard for the grade). He      may also be asked to answer      questions about the text or retell the story. His teacher      may use a Reading Record to calculate any oral reading mistakes and to      help her determine a suitable guided reading level and books for your      child. Under GRL, books run from A to Z, with A being easiest.
• Developmental      Reading Assessment (DRA)
  Similar to GRL, at the beginning of the school year your child will read a benchmark book to the      teacher and then retell the story.      The teacher then scores your      child on a range of skills, such as accuracy of reading, comprehension,      and fluency.      This system starts with level A, for the easiest books, and then switches to numeric levels, running from 1 to 80.
• Lexile
  Your child may receive a Lexile measure in one of two ways: by taking a school-administered SRI (Scholastic      Reading Inventory) test, specifically designed to generate a Lexile measure of      reading ability, or by taking a      standardized reading test that converts the results to a      Lexile measure. Lexile also evaluates books for difficulty, with levels      ranging from 200 to 1700+ for advanced readers.

http://www.scholastic.com/familymatters/read/pdf/readinglevels2.pdf