About Magic Words
Magic Words Assessment and Benchmarks
Measure each student’s:
* word recognition skills against Australian Benchmarks
* rate of acquisition of the high-frequency words term by term, across the first four years of schooling
* automaticity and fluency for reading
* progress in literacy proficiency for assessment, tracking and monitoring, and reporting (A-E Reporting Standards - A Well Above, B Above Average, C At Standard, D Below Average, E Well Below)
Copyright
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Professional Learning
Magic Words in the Classroom
Games and strategies Professional Learning
It is important that every child is given every opportunity to learn to read with the highest value literacy teaching strategies and resources available. To allow students easy access to their Magic Words, store them in a jewellery organiser (or document envelopes, plastic containers or even ice-cream tubs!), and hang it somewhere that students can access their words themselves. You can store them in class groups, in order of frequency or anyway that suits your teaching needs (Class Groups, Magic Words Levels, CVC Words, sounds, tricky words etc.).
Magic Words
