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Reading Fluency Graphs- Progress Monitoring
Students' charting their own products is a research-based practice and helps build accountability and pride in students. These graphs can be used with progress monitoring programs such as DIBELS or AIMsweb, or for your own personal progress monitoring. This is also a versatile product, not only can it be used to measure words per minute (wpm), but you could also use it for documenting sight word fluency or mastery. I usually talk with my students when we first start the graphs and help them fig
1st - 5th
Informational Text, Literature, Reading
Reading Fluency Graphs *2* - Progress Monitoring
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NEW! Higher wpm graphs plus new BLANK graphs to add your own numbers!!
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Students' charting their own products is a research-based practice and helps build accountability and pride in students. These graphs can be used with progress monitoring programs such as DIBELS or AIMsweb, or for your own personal progress monitoring.
This is also a versatile product, not only can it be us
2nd - 5th
Informational Text, Literature, Reading
My Fluency Progress Monitoring Graph
This is a graph I made for students to record their fluency progress using the cold, warm and hot reading strategy for repeated reading. The first page is an example of a completed fluency graph I made. The file contains 5 graph templates that I use for students with different goals and present levels of performance in reading fluency. There is a graph with a range 0-50, 0-100, and 0-150, and two versions of 0-200 (in increments of 5 and increments of 10) The graphs can be used to record data
1st - 6th
Reading, Reading Strategies
Fluency Progress Monitoring ROI Graphing Spreadsheet *Math Version*
Are your students making sufficient progress to meet standard by June?
How is "Suzie's" progress compared to the others in her group?
Is your math program effective?
How do you know?
Using data to drive your instructional decisions is at the heart of effective teaching.
This template quickly and easily turn raw math fluency data into usable information to make data based decisions. This editable Excel Spreadsheet creates visual reports that answer those tough questions and develop a plan to me
K - 12th
Math, School Psychology
Fluency Graphs for Intervention, Progress Monitoring and RTI
These graphs were born after I found it difficult to use most of the fluency graphs that I found. I was spending more time teaching the kiddos how to "read" a graph that was built in 10 or 20 block increments. We would struggle to know "exactly" how many words had been read because the marks were "estimates" of the number. These graphs have one block for each number. That way, all the kiddos have to do is find the number on the graph that matches the number of words they read. There's no gue
K - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading
Oral Fluency Student Monthly Progress Monitoring Graph
Here is an oral reading fluency graph for students to keep track themselves! It is based on DIBELS 8th edition for fifth graders. On the back, is a place for the title of the text used that month, and a place for you to conference with your student to set a reading goal or write a glow/grow.
5th
Other (ELA), Reading, Science of Reading
CCSS
RF.5.4
Reading Fluency Tracker, Progress Monitoring Assessment Forms, Running Record
Reading fluency tracker and running record forms assess and track student strengths and weaknesses in reading fluency and comprehension. These help you document progress monitoring. You get a comprehensive reading assessment form, a reading fluency tracker and a reading running record form. On the first assessment form there is a place to record the date, text level, accuracy, self-corrections, and a way to mark strategies for decoding, fluency and comprehension. May be used with any level re
1st - 4th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
Also included in: Oral Reading Fluency Bundle
Dibels/Acadience Progress Monitoring Graphs
This set includes graphs for progress monitoring the Dibels/Acadience components - Letter Naming Fluency, First Sound Fluency, Segmenting, Nonsense Word Fluency Correct Letter Sounds, and Nonsense Word Fluency Whole Words Read. Forms are provided with and without months listed.
K - 1st
Reading, Reading Strategies
Progress Monitoring Graphs, Retell Rubric, and Retell Reflection Page
If you need a resource for progress monitoring for BACK TO SCHOOL this one has three progress monitoring graphs. If you just want to keep track of one minute fluency readings like I do in my classes, this resource is great for kids to keep up on their own progress. One of the graphs goes up to 160 WPM, one goes up to 100 WPM, and my latest updated graph goes up to 330 WPM. There is a page with four mini retell rubrics similar to the old DIBELs rubrics that I used to use for progress monitoring
1st - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
Also included in: YEAR ROUND BUNDLE Reading Helps
Fluency Graphs, Posters, and Checklists
This set of fluency graphs, posters, and checklists will help you teach your little readers all about the 5 parts of fluency and monitor their progress (isn't it so exciting to watch them grow their fluency?!). We know teaching the different parts of fluency to new readers is an essential component of literacy instruction. When students read with fluency, they build confidence and independence and continue to grow as readers. And of course, fluency is also essential to reading comprehension. T
1st - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RF.1.4
, RF.1.4a
, RF.1.4b
+6
Also included in: Reading with Fluency Strategies BUNDLE
ORF - Oral Reading Fluency WPM - Words Per Minute - Data Tracker Graph
Use this kid-friendly data tracker graph to progress monitor students' Oral Reading Fluency (ORF).
2nd - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
CCSS
RF.3.3
, RF.3.4
Oral Reading Fluency Graph Six Minute Solution
I created this graph for my students to use with the Six Minute Solution fluency program. Unlike the graph that comes with that system, this graph has a box for the students to record their WCPM. I also have a similar graph I use for my students to graph their weekly progress monitoring data. Check it out!
3rd - 6th
Reading
ORF Progress Monitoring Graph
Do you assess student reading fluency using an Oral Reading Fluency [ORF] Assessment? This resource is designed to keep your students motivated and on track to reading their words read per minute goals. Easy to use design:To use the chart I recommend printing 1 copy, filling in your district's benchmark targets for your grade level, and marking those goals on the chart. Then photocopy a class set. As students are assessed on their Oral reading fluency shade in the graph to show how many words t
1st - 3rd
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RF.1.4
, RF.1.4b
, RF.2.4
+7
Kindergarten/1st grade 6-Week Letter-Sound Fluency Progress Monitoring Tool
This is a 6-week tool for progress monitoring Kindergarten and/or 1st grade learners on letter sound fluency. Includes 6 weeks of assessor and student facing probes, as well as norms chart and blank progress monitoring graph.
PreK - 1st
Alphabet, Balanced Literacy, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Nonsense Word Fluency Graphs aligned with DIBELS Benchmark Goals Common Core
This is a wonderful tool to show students their gains in reading as you progress monitor them using DIBELS Next or any other fluency assessments. This graph is to be used during the 3rd and 4th nine weeks, as the goals are aligned with the benchmark goals for DIBELS Next. There is nine weeks worth of graphing space if you progress monitor your students every other week. The first column allows the students to graph how many Correct Letter Sounds they read in 1 minute. The second column has them
1st
Graphing, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
CCSS
1.MD.C.4
, RF.1.3
, RF.1.3b
+2
Reading Fluency Tracker | Google Sheets WCPM Progress Monitoring (Grades 1–5)
This Google Sheets Reading Fluency Tracker is designed for grades 1–5, making it ideal for school-wide implementation, reading interventionists, RTI/MTSS support, or individual classroom use. Fluency targets are aligned with Hasbrouck and Tindal’s oral reading fluency norms, ensuring research-based goal setting and progress monitoring. What This Resource Does: This editable digital tracker allows teachers and students to record Words Correct Per Minute (WCPM) and automatically graph re
1st - 5th
Reading, Science of Reading
Intervention Documentation and Progress Monitoring Forms
A variety of forms and graphs to help document student intervention and monitor progress. Includes Intervention Log, Anecdotal Notes, DRA Graph, Running Records Graph, Fluency Graph, Parent Communication Log, and Common Core Checklists. The Common Core Checklists are only for grades 3-5.
3rd - 5th
For All Subjects, Math, Reading
Student Progress Monitoring Graphs
Keep track of students on your watch lists with these graphs: track trends for RTIset goalsallow students to color in their own progressIncluded in this set: blank graphsdifferentiated fluency graphs
K - 2nd
Reading
NWF - Nonsense Word Fluency Data Tracker Graph Legal-Sized
Use this kid-friendly legal-sized data tracker to progress monitor students' Nonsense Word Fluency - NWF over the course of a 9 weeks grading period.
2nd - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
CCSS
RF.3.3
, RF.3.4
Nonsense Word Fluency Graphs Aligned with DIBELS Benchmark Goals Common Core
This is a wonderful tool to show students their gains in reading as you progress monitor them using DIBELS Next or any other fluency assessments. This graph is to be used during the 1st and 2nd nine weeks, as the goals are aligned with the benchmark goals for DIBELS Next. There is nine weeks worth of graphing space if you progress monitor your students every other week. The first column allows the students to graph how many Correct Letter Sounds they read in 1 minute. The second column has t
1st
Graphing, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
CCSS
1.MD.C.4
, RF.1.3
, RF.1.3b
+2
ORF - Oral Reading Fluency WPM - Words Per Minute Data Tracker Graph Legal-Sized
Use this kid-friendly legal-sized data tracker graph to progress monitor students' Oral Reading Fluency (ORF) over the course of a 9 weeks grading period.
2nd - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
CCSS
RF.3.3
, RF.3.4
Oral Reading Fluency Words Correct and Accuracy Graphs aligned with DIBELS goals
This is a wonderful tool to show students their gains in reading as you progress monitor them using DIBELS Next or any other fluency assessments. This graph is to be used during the 1st and 2nd nine weeks, as the goals are aligned with the benchmark goals for DIBELS Next. There is nine weeks worth of graphing space if you progress monitor your students every other week. The first column allows the students to graph how many Words Correct they read in 1 minute. The second column has them graph wh
1st
Graphing, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
CCSS
1.MD.C.4
, RF.1.3
, RF.1.3b
+2
Oral Reading Fluency Words Correct and Accuracy Graphs aligned with DIBELS goals
This is a wonderful tool to show students their gains in reading as you progress monitor them using DIBELS Next or any other fluency assessments. This graph is to be used during the 3rd and 4th nine weeks, as the goals are aligned with the benchmark goals for DIBELS Next. There is nine weeks worth of graphing space if you progress monitor your students every other week. The first column allows the students to graph how many Words Correct they read in 1 minute. The second column has them graph wh
1st
Graphing, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
CCSS
1.MD.C.4
, RF.1.3
, RF.1.3b
+2
Addition & Subtraction Fact Progress Monitoring and Student Graphs
This is meant to be a print-and-go product for busy teachers (like me!). This pack is part of a larger Bundle of tools and activities for starting Classroom Volunteers in your room.
Included, you’ll find a handy Fact Fluency Progress Monitoring form and example which will help you track your individual students’ fact fluency mastery. This form is easily used for both addition & subtraction, or multiplication & division. The student Addition and Subtraction Fact Mastery graphs will help your
K - 3rd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math
CCSS
1.OA.A.1
, 1.OA.A.2
, 2.OA.B.2
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