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Teacher Training for Literacy and Numeracy

The document outlines a sample literacy skills test for teachers to assess students' reading and writing abilities across various sections, including phonemic awareness, letter recognition, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills. Each section includes specific tasks with scoring criteria to evaluate student performance. Teachers are also encouraged to provide feedback on students' strengths and areas for improvement.
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Teacher Training for Literacy and Numeracy

The document outlines a sample literacy skills test for teachers to assess students' reading and writing abilities across various sections, including phonemic awareness, letter recognition, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills. Each section includes specific tasks with scoring criteria to evaluate student performance. Teachers are also encouraged to provide feedback on students' strengths and areas for improvement.
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ORIENTATION AND TRAINING FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADERS ON

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING LEARNERS’ READING/LITERACY AND MATHEMATICS/NUMERACY

Sample Literacy Skills Test

Student Information:

• Name:
• Age:
• Grade Level:
• Date:
• Teacher:

Instructions for Teacher:

• Provide clear and simple instructions for each task.


• Observe the child closely and note any areas where they struggle or excel.
• Use a mix of oral, visual, and written tasks to cater to different learning styles.

Section 1: Phonemic Awareness (10 points)

1. Rhyming Words (4 points):


o Say three words out loud, and ask the child to identify which two words rhyme. Example: "cat,
hat, dog"
▪ Correct Answer: "cat" and "hat"
▪ (2 sets of words, 2 points each)
2. Beginning Sounds (3 points):
o Show pictures of three objects (e.g., sun, sock, apple) and ask, "Which two words start with the
same sound?"
▪ Correct Answer: "sun" and "sock"
▪ (1 set of pictures, 3 points)
3. Blending Sounds (3 points):
o Say the sounds "/b/ /a/ /t/" slowly and ask, "What word do these sounds make?"
▪ Correct Answer: "bat"
▪ (1 word blending, 3 points)

Section 2: Letter Recognition and Formation (10 points)

1. Uppercase and Lowercase Matching (5 points):


o Provide a worksheet with uppercase letters (A, B, C, D, E) on one side and lowercase letters (a,
b, c, d, e) on the other. Ask the child to draw a line connecting the matching letters.
▪ (1 point for each correct match)
2. Letter Writing (5 points):
o Ask the child to write the following letters neatly on lined paper: m, s, t, p, l.
▪ (1 point for each correctly formed letter)
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LEARNERS’ READING/LITERACY AND MATHEMATICS/NUMERACY

Section 3: Vocabulary (10 points)

1. Word-Image Matching (5 points):


o Show five pictures (e.g., cat, dog, hat, sun, car) and provide a list of corresponding words. Ask
the child to match each word to the correct picture.
▪ (1 point for each correct match)
2. Word Meaning (5 points):
o Say a word (e.g., "big") and provide two choices of meaning. Ask the child, "Which one means
big: large or small?"
▪ Correct Answer: "large"
▪ (5 words, 1 point each)

Section 4: Reading Comprehension (10 points)

1. Short Passage Reading (5 points):


o Provide a short, age-appropriate passage (3-4 sentences) and ask the child to read it aloud. After
reading, ask two simple questions to check comprehension.
Example Passage: "The cat sat on the mat. The mat was red. The dog barked at the cat."
▪ Question 1: "Where did the cat sit?" Answer: "On the mat."
▪ Question 2: "What color was the mat?" Answer: "Red."
▪ (2.5 points per correct answer)
2. Sequencing Events (5 points):
o Provide three pictures depicting events from a short story (e.g., a child planting a seed, watering
it, and seeing it grow) and ask the child to put them in the correct order.
▪ (1 point for each correctly ordered picture, 5 points total)

Section 5: Writing Skills (10 points)

1. Sentence Writing (5 points):


o Ask the child to write a simple sentence about a provided picture (e.g., a picture of a dog playing
with a ball).
▪ Criteria: 1 point for capital letter, 1 point for spacing, 1 point for correct spelling, 1
point for punctuation, 1 point for clarity of the idea.
2. Fill in the Blank (5 points):
o Provide sentences with missing words and a word bank. Example: "The ___ is bright." (Word
bank: sun, dog, car)
▪ Correct Answer: "sun"
▪ (1 point for each correct word filled)

Total Points: 50

• Score: ____ / 50
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• Teacher’s Comments:
(Provide feedback on areas of strength and areas that need improvement)

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