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Reading Progress Card Template

The Reading Progress Card provides a comprehensive view of a student's reading abilities, including assessments of reading levels, skills evaluations, and progress tracking across four quarters. It includes sections for student self-reflection, peer feedback, and parent/guardian input to identify strengths and areas for improvement. Additionally, it outlines potential intervention strategies to support the student's reading development.

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Reading Progress Card Template

The Reading Progress Card provides a comprehensive view of a student's reading abilities, including assessments of reading levels, skills evaluations, and progress tracking across four quarters. It includes sections for student self-reflection, peer feedback, and parent/guardian input to identify strengths and areas for improvement. Additionally, it outlines potential intervention strategies to support the student's reading development.

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READING PROGRESS CARD STUDENT INFORMATION

Name: __________________________________ Grade Level: _____ School Year:______


Here’s the final version of the Reading Progress Card, now including sections for peer feedback and a reading log to
provide a comprehensive view of the student’s progress.

Reading Level Assessment


(Mark the student’s level based on assessment results)
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
☐ Independent Reader (Reads fluently with full
comprehension and confidence)
☐ Instructional Reader – (Reads with guidance;
can comprehend with support.)
☐ Frustration Level – (Struggles with word
recognition and comprehension.)

Reading Skills Evaluation:


Direction: Mark progress per quarter: 4 - Advanced, 3 - Proficient, 2 - Developing, 1 - Beginning

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Comments Word Recognition
Fluency (Pace & Accuracy)
Comprehension (Literal)
Comprehension (Inferential
Critical Thinking Skills
Vocabulary Development
Pronunciation & Clarity
Expression & Phrasing
Retention & Recall
Reading Interest & Engagement
Progress Tracking.
Check the Over-all progress of the learner)
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Improved since last assessment
Maintained performance
Needs additional support

Strengths:

______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

Areas for Improvement:


______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Intervention/Strategies:

☐ Guided Reading ☐ Fluency Drills


☐ Vocabulary Enrichment ☐ Phonics Reinforcement
☐ Reading Comprehension Activities ☐ Home Reading Program
☐ Other: ____________

Student’s Self-Reflection

1. Do you enjoy reading? ☐ Yes ☐ Sometimes ☐ No

2. What do you find most challenging about reading? __________________________________

3. What type of books or stories do you enjoy the most? ________________________________

4. How can your teacher help you improve in reading? _________________________________

Peer Feedback (To be filled out by a peer or classmate)

1. What I like about your reading: __________________________________________________

2. What you could improve on when reading aloud: ____________________________________

3. Suggestions to help with your reading:_________________________________________

Peer Name: ______________________ Signature: _____________ Date: __________


Parent/Guardian Feedback

1. How does your child feel about reading at home? ___________________________________

2. What strengths have you noticed in your child’s reading? _____________________________

3. What challenges does your child face while reading? _________________________________

4. How can we support your child’s reading development?


______________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Name: ______________________ Signature: _____________ Date: _______

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