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Learn how parents can assist their child in preparing for the weekly basal reading test through effective strategies such as vocabulary reinforcement, question study guides, and consistent reading practices.
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FAQ Weekly Basal Reading Test How parents can help their child prepare for the test.
Which story is being tested? • The stories in the reading basal will be covered in order. • The first week of school is Unit 1 story 1 and will proceed from there. • Pull OuttheHome study-guide from the Milleville Folder for the reading stories as your child progresses through them and you will always know which is next. • Check Mrs. Milleville’s Online Classroom.
How often should my child read this story? • The student should read or listen to this story nightly. • Research shows that repeated reading of a text builds oral reading fluency. • Start working on the test question study guide at the beginning of the week.
How can I help with vocabulary words? • Parents can help their child study vocabulary words by using the words from the list in everyday speaking. • Parents can ask their child the meaning of the words. • Parents can give the meaning and ask what word they are describing. • Vocabulary words are in bold print in the text. • Vocabulary words are listed on the study guides.
Where can I find the test questions to study? • The test questions for each basal test can be found in the Milleville Folderor on Mrs. Milleville’s Online Classroom. • These are the actual questions for the test but instead of multiple choice they are asked in an open ended fashion.
How can I help my child study for the test? • Using the MillevilleStudy-guide folder, find the list of test questions. • Read the questions out loud together before rereading the story. • As answers for the questions arrive during the reading write down the page numbers by the question. • The night before the test have your child go back into the story and find the answers.
How important is the weekly reading basal test? • The weekly basal test is 100 points each week. • The success of this test has a great impact on your child’s overall grade.