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Tutor’s Name: Emma Boyer Child’s Name: A Session Number: 10

Tutoring Session Plan Anecdotal Notes


Read Aloud with Comprehension & Tier 2 Today was my last day working with my student, which
Word was very sad to say goodbye. The student loved our story
To begin the lesson the teacher will read “Pete the for today and was so excited to read more books too! So we
Cat’s Groovy Bake Sale” by James Dean. Tier two read at least six books today when we finished all our
word: dough activities before it was time to leave to have some fun
together!
Comprehension: Roll the Dice Chart and answer
the different comprehension questions asked on the The student did great with comprehension questions about
chart. the story and was very enthusiastic about rolling the dice!
And her inventive spelling has come along way, which was
Writing awesome to see in her writing about what Pete sold at the
After reading our story I will have the student bake sale.
write a sentence about what things Pete sold at his
bake sale? Student did an amazing job with reading “Blast Off” and
even added some prosidey to her reading when doing the
Student Reads countdown! Her ability to blend words has been a
The student will read the story “Blast Off” by phenomenal improvement!
Miss Kindergarten.

Word Study For her DIBELS Phoneme Segmentation fluency the


student scored a 29/38 showing tremendous growth from
The students will be given the following her last score being 0/14.
re-assessments to evaluate reading level;
For her DIBELS Nonsense word Fluency the student scored
1. DIBELS Phoneme segmentation fluency a 16/28! Her last score was a 0/10.
2. DIBELS Nonsense word Fluency
3. Dolch List Sight Words For her Dolch List sight words the student scored a 31/40
and her last score was a 18/40. The student has had some
Then the student will practice blending CVC really great growth over our few weeks working together!
words playing a lily pond game. The teacher and
the students will take turns rolling the die. Move The student always loves playing our Lily pond game and
ahead and read the word you land on. There’s no had a blast before having to leave for the say.
penalty for reading a word incorrectly – but the
other player should help if there’s a mistake.If you
land on a leap pad, you have to go back three
spaces. The first to the pond wins!

Repeated Reading
Then the student will re- read the story “Blast
Off!” by Miss Kindergarten.

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