Vanston using The Continuum of Literacy Learning (2007) By Irene
Foutnas and Gay Su Pinnell and the Common Core State Standards.
My Reading Level Targets Level K
General Book Targets I can read book plots that are outside of my life experiences I can read and understand figurative language (alliteration, personification, and onomatopoeia) I can read dialogue that is unassigned by the author
Targets about the Setting I can read book settings that are outside of my life experiences I can talk about the setting and how it is important to the plot
Targets about Summarizing I can summarize ideas from a book I can report events in order I can talk about the problem and solution of a book I can identify the who, what, where, when, why and how of a book* I can describe the overall structure of a story*
Targets about Predicting I can search for and use information to confirm or disconfirm predictions
Targets about Making Connections I can use my life experiences to help me understand a book I can make connections to other books
Targets about Synthesizing I can express changes in my ideas as I read a book with support
Targets about Theme I can infer the big idea or theme of a book with teacher help*
Targets about Inferring Understanding Characters I can hypothesize how characters could have behaved differently I can describe how characters respond to major events and challenges*
Compiled By Michelle E. Vanston using The Continuum of Literacy Learning (2007) By Irene Foutnas and Gay Su Pinnell and the Common Core State Standards.
Targets about Analyzing a Book I can read illustrations and determine what is essential to my interpretation of the book I can find information in pictures to support my book interpretations I can talk about variety in layout (bold words, larger font, italics, layout) I can understand figurative language (alliteration, personification, and onomatopoeia)
Targets about Critiquing a Book I can express my opinion about a book with supportive evidence from the book I can discuss the quality of the illustrations I can agree or disagree with the ideas in a book
Informational Text Targets I can read nonfiction books that are on multiple topics I can read nonfiction books in a variety of formats (question and answer, paragraphs, boxes, legends, and call-outs) I can search for information in graphics (simple diagrams, illustrations with labels, maps, charts, captions under pictures) I ask and answer questions such as who, what, where, when, why and how*