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Sherry Pate Special Education April 18 – April 22, 2016 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:00 – 11:30 Matthew Second Grade IEP Goals : Matthew will read with accuracy and fluency to support his comprehension. He will read 50-90 words IEP Goals : Matthew will read with accuracy and fluency to support his comprehension. He IEP Goals : Matthew will read with accuracy and fluency to support his comprehension. He will read 50-90 words of IEP Goals : Matthew will read with accuracy and fluency to support his comprehension. He will read 50-90 words of IEP Goals : Matthew will read with accuracy and fluency to support his comprehension. He will read 50-90 words of 11:30 – 12:10 3 rd Grade Reading Group 1 (Trinity, Lea, Alex) Student Lea IEP Goals: Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Lea will read with 90% accuracy and satisfactory comprehension fiction and nonfiction literature at low end of Grade 1, Level E, text complexity independently and proficiently in 2 out of 3 trials. Trinity will read a minimum of 30-50 words of connected text per minute orally from simple passages with fluency in order to answer comprehension questions related to text with no more than 5 errors (ELA.3.21.2, IEP Goals: Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Lea will read with 90% accuracy and satisfactory comprehension fiction and nonfiction literature at low end of Grade 1, Level E, text complexity independently and proficiently in 2 out of 3 trials. Trinity will read a minimum of 30-50 words of connected text per minute orally from simple passages with fluency in order to answer comprehension questions related to text with no more than IEP Goals: Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Lea will read with 90% accuracy and satisfactory comprehension fiction and nonfiction literature at low end of Grade 1, Level E, text complexity independently and proficiently in 2 out of 3 trials. Trinity will read a minimum of 30-50 words of connected text per minute orally from simple passages with fluency in order to answer comprehension questions related to text with no more than 5 errors (ELA.3.21.2, ELA.3.19.4, ELA.3.19.3). IEP Goals: Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Lea will read with 90% accuracy and satisfactory comprehension fiction and nonfiction literature at low end of Grade 1, Level E, text complexity independently and proficiently in 2 out of 3 trials. Trinity will read a minimum of 30-50 words of connected text per minute orally from simple passages with fluency in order to answer comprehension questions related to text with no more than 5 errors (ELA.3.21.2, ELA.3.19.4, ELA.3.19.3). *Work on phonics skills IEP Goals: Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Lea will read with 90% accuracy and satisfactory comprehension fiction and nonfiction literature at low end of Grade 1, Level E, text complexity independently and proficiently in 2 out of 3 trials. Trinity will read a minimum of 30-50 words of connected text per minute orally from simple passages with fluency in order to answer comprehension questions related to text with no more than 5 errors (ELA.3.21.2, ELA.3.19.4, ELA.3.19.3). 12:10-12:40 M IEP Goals: Trinity will IEP Goals: Trinity IEP Goals: Trinity will IEP Goals: Trinity will IEP Goals: Trinity will 12:40 – 1:10 Allie M-F Kaley M-F Lea M-F Reading 3 rd de IEP Goals – Allie will read 30-50 words of connected text on 3 rd grade level within 1 minute with no more than 5 errors (RF.3.4, IEP Goals – Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Troy and Trinity will IEP Goals – Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Troy and Trinity will IEP Goals – Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Troy and Trinity will read IEP Goals – Alex will read a minimum of 55 CWPM when reading grade level text (ELA.3.21.2). Troy and Trinity will 1:10 – 1:40 4 IEP Goals: Markell IEP Goals: Markell IEP Goals: Markell IEP Goals: Markell will IEP Goals: Markell will 1:40 – 2:10 4 IEP Goals: J.D. will IEP Goals: J.D. will IEP Goals: J.D. will IEP Goals: J.D. will read IEP Goals: J.D. will read
Sherry Pate Special Education April 18 – April 22, 2016 2:10 – 2:40 J.D. M-F Abigail M-F Riley M-F Jonathan M-F Zane M-F Gabe M-F Markell M- F Shania M-F 4 th Grade Math IEP Goals: J.D. will be able to read and write numbers to 1,000 using number names with 80% accuracy (M.4.7.2). Abigail will be able to multiply within 100 using strategies such as properties of operations with 80% accuracy (M.4.11.3). Riley will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 85% accuracy (M4.15.5). Jonathan will use grade level strategies to compute multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication with 85% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials, must be given only one operation on test (M4.9, M.5.8). Zane will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 80% accuracy (M4.15.5). Markell will be able to identify the parts of a fraction with 80% accuracy (M.4.12.2). IEP Goals: J.D. will be able to read and write numbers to 1,000 using number names with 80% accuracy (M.4.7.2). Abigail will be able to multiply within 100 using strategies such as properties of operations with 80% accuracy (M.4.11.3). Riley will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 85% accuracy (M4.15.5). Jonathan will use grade level strategies to compute multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication with 85% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials, must be given only one operation on test (M4.9, M.5.8). Zane will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 80% accuracy (M4.15.5). Markell will be able to identify the parts of a fraction with 80% accuracy (M.4.12.2). IEP Goals: J.D. will be able to read and write numbers to 1,000 using number names with 80% accuracy (M.4.7.2). Abigail will be able to multiply within 100 using strategies such as properties of operations with 80% accuracy (M.4.11.3). Riley will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 85% accuracy (M4.15.5). Jonathan will use grade level strategies to compute multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication with 85% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials, must be given only one operation on test (M4.9, M.5.8). Zane will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 80% accuracy (M4.15.5). Markell will be able to identify the parts of a fraction with 80% accuracy (M.4.12.2). Gabe recall basic multiplication facts IEP Goals: J.D. will be able to read and write numbers to 1,000 using number names with 80% accuracy (M.4.7.2). Abigail will be able to multiply within 100 using strategies such as properties of operations with 80% accuracy (M.4.11.3). Riley will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 85% accuracy (M4.15.5). Jonathan will use grade level strategies to compute multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication with 85% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials, must be given only one operation on test (M4.9, M.5.8). Zane will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 80% accuracy (M4.15.5). Markell will be able to identify the parts of a fraction with 80% accuracy (M.4.12.2). Gabe recall basic multiplication facts where the facts are displayed to him visually with 90% accuracy in 3 out of 4 trials (M 4.1.2). IEP Goals: J.D. will be able to read and write numbers to 1,000 using number names with 80% accuracy (M.4.7.2). Abigail will be able to multiply within 100 using strategies such as properties of operations with 80% accuracy (M.4.11.3). Riley will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 85% accuracy (M4.15.5). Jonathan will use grade level strategies to compute multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication with 85% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials, must be given only one operation on test (M4.9, M.5.8). Zane will be able to recall basic multiplication facts within 6 seconds with 80% accuracy (M4.15.5). Markell will be able to identify the parts of a fraction with 80% accuracy (M.4.12.2). Gabe recall basic multiplication facts where the facts are displayed to
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