Assessments for Glued Sounds

It’s important to continuously monitor where students are to make sure your instruction is effective — and to flag foundational skills that haven’t been mastered, which can cause problems later.

Informal assessments, such as dictation, can be used during a lesson to ensure students are grasping the information and applying what they know.

Periodic individual assessments are also key. Here are sample assessments you could use to see how your students are reading and spelling words with glued sounds.

Assessment: Glued Sounds '-ng' and '-nk'

Use this assessment to get a snapshot of how an individual student is progressing with reading and spelling words with '-ng' and '-nk'.

Assessment: Glued Sounds '-am', '-an', '-all'

Use this assessment to get a snapshot of how an individual student is progressing with reading and spelling words with '-am', '-an', and '-all'.

7. Assessments for Glued Sounds

Glued Sounds Skill Explainer

Assessment: Glued Sounds '-ng' and '-nk'

Assessment: Glued Sounds '-am', '-an', '-all'