I have been meaning to post this for a few weeks now. So Zoe had her first parent teacher conference in Nov and then in Feb. They test the kids before the conferences so you know where they are. I'm so proud of her! I will try to make this as un confusing as possible.
Oral language / vocabulary - 1st test she got 28, target score was 20
2nd test she got 34, target score was 35
Phonological & phonemic awareness - 1st test she got 3, target score was 3
2nd test she got 3, target score was 3
Alphabet knowledge - 1st test she got 1, target score was 3
2nd test she got 3, target score was 3
Pre-writing - 1st test she got 0, target score was 2
2nd test she got 3, target score was 4 (she missed a point because I taught her to write her "0" different then they want them to write them, I taught her clock wise and they want them to write them counter clock wise. I'm upset because she wrote a "0" so what's the difference?)
Book knowledge / print awareness - 1st test she got 3, target score was 3
2nd test she got 4, target score was 4
Math / numerancy concepts - 1st test she got 5, target score was 4
2nd test she got 8, target score was 7
Social-emotional skills - 1st test she got 4, target score was 4
2nd test she got 7, target score was 6
Motor skills - 1st test she got 4, target score was 4
2nd test she got 5, target score was 5
Total - 1st total she got 48, target total was 43
2nd total she got 67, target total was 67
I know the last test she missed 3 points because she wouldn't point out a few shapes that I know she knew and she wouldn't tear a piece of paper and I know she can. The teachers told me that this test is a snap shot in one day. So if the kids are having a bad a day or just one of those days, it will show on their scores. So I know she could have had a better score, she just didn't want to hahaha.
I'm beyond excited and proud of her! I never thought all the little games I played with her, all the little songs we sang together, everything I taught her would end up showing itself threw her. I love it, she's so smart!
