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A story about a boy named barry who helps his neighbor moe clean out his attic. During the cleaning, barry discovers a magical backpack that has the power to transport him to different places. The story follows barry's adventures as he explores the magical properties of the backpack and the surprises it holds. Detailed lesson plans, implementation resources, and printable materials for teachers to use in the classroom to engage students in reading and writing activities related to the story.
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To calculate the Accuracy Rate you must use the following
information:
RW: number of Running Words in the text
E: number of Errors
SC: number of Self-Corrections
(RW – E)
RW
× 100 = ACC (as percent)
× 100 = 92%
Example:
To calculate Words Per Minute (WPM) you must use the following
equation:
(RW x 60 seconds) ÷ Total Seconds Read = Words Per Minute (WPM)
(104 x 60)= 6,240 49.13 WPM
(round to 49 WPM)
127 sec =
Example:
÷
Analyzing errors for meaning, structure, and Visual information:
Meaning (M): Does the student’s error make sense Structure (S): Does the student’s error follow the grammar rules? The child may say jumps for jumped. Visual Information (V): Is the error visually similar to the word in the text? Child says “say” for “saw” Miscue Analysis: