Sasha from The Autism Helper presents a year-long Level 3 reading comprehension curriculum for students moving from Level G to Level J. It includes anchor charts, sight-word flashcards, pre and post-tests, and teaches main idea, inference, prediction, and non-fiction text features through systematic, progressive units.
Hi, this is Sasha from The Autism Helper, and this is a product preview of my Level 3 reading comprehension resource. So you can download it by section or the complete resource, which will hopefully help with your printing. The curriculum map you can get by via the preview or the preview images and see everything that's included. So this is going to take your phonics skills to the next level. This is starting out at a Level G or 200 or 300 and is ending at a Level J or 300 to 400. There are thorough instructions on how to take— utilize the data, how to use— like, utilize the book skills, as well as resource and references included for the skills included. So each anchor chart includes sight words, phonics skill, and a book skill for each unit. There are flashcards for the sight words. This is finishing up the Fry Second 100 words. Pre-test, post-test rubric for each unit as well. So this will really build in difficulty. So the passages here will all include skills and concepts from the previous unit. So really building in difficulty, we're really getting into some more advanced skills here, which is really great. Things like main idea, things like detail, supporting detail, looking at sequencing, looking at inferences, predictions, getting more advanced with some of our sight words and some of our phonics skills. A lot of, you know, more advanced phonics skills because we still want to build that sight word fluency and give those decoding skills. Touching on non- fiction, text features. So lots of different skills included, going to get increasingly difficult, and will last you the whole school year. So this was Reading Comprehension Level
