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The document outlines procedures for administering the Text Reading Efficiency Placement Test for Grade 6 students, focusing on both oral and silent reading assessments. It includes detailed instructions for preparing materials, conducting the tests, scoring student performance, and determining appropriate placement into Intensive Reading classes based on their reading fluency and comprehension.

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Begin by reviewing the Oral Reading for Prosody section. This includes levels ranging from 1 to 4, assessing phrasing, syntax, and expression.
Fill in the Student Performance Record with the student's WCPM score calculated from their reading performance. Subtract errors from total words read.
Refer to the ORF Risk Level Chart to determine if the student falls into High Risk, Moderate Risk, or Low Risk categories based on their WCPM score.
Assign a ranking for Oral Reading for Prosody using the Four-point Fluency Scale. Circle the appropriate level based on your observations.

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Final Target Age rangeBeginnerIntermediate 6 to 11 years old 15 wpm (75 cpm) 80% accuracy 25 wpm (125 cpm) 85% accuracy 12 to 16 years old 30 wpm (150 cpm) 85% accuracy 40 wpm (200 cpm) 90% accuracy 17 years old and over 45 wpm (225 cpm) 90% accuracy 55 wpm (275 cpm) 95% accuracy

How many words per minute is good for a 6th grader?

Average Reading Speed by Age and Grade Level Grade Level and AgeWords-Per-Minute 5h Grade (Spring) 10-11 years old 139 194 wpm 6th-8th Grade (Spring) 11, 12, 13, 14 years old 150 204 wpm Highschool 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 years old 200 300 wpm College 18-23 years old 300 350 wpm5 more rows

How many WCPM should a 7th grader read?

Hasbrouck-Tindal oral reading fluency chart GradePercentileFall WCPM* 5 90 75 50 25 10 166 139 110 85 61 6 90 75 50 25 10 177 153 127 98 68 7 90 75 50 25 10 180 156 128 102 79 8 90 75 50 25 10 185 161 133 106 774 more rows

What is the average words per minute for a Grade 6?

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What is the reading fluency level for 4th grade?

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How many words should a 6th grader be able to read in 1 minute?

By the end of Grade 5, your child should be reading approximately 139 words correctly per minute. By the end of Grade 6, your child should be reading approximately 150 words correctly per minute. By the end of Grade 7, your child should be reading approximately 150 words correctly per minute.

How many wpm is good for a 6th grader?

At this point, students are expected to type at the rate of 30 WPM with high accuracy. WPM in 5th grade, and 27 WPM in 6th grade.

What is the fluency rate for 6th grade?

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