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Working with Level 3 students
By the end of Level 3, students will be able to:
Listening
understand conversations about familiar topics
understand present, past, and future tense
understand vocabulary about personal interests and familiar topics
understand main idea of topics and sub topics
understand and perform classroom tasks
understand subject area vocabulary in sentences
Speaking
use phrases and simple sentences that are understood by teachers
give a simple oral report
tell opinions about simple subjects
form questions about a topic
give simple directions
summarize readings as assigned
Reading
understand subject area diagrams, graphs, and charts
understand main idea and supporting details
use visual elements to understand subject area texts
read to obtain information
understand simplified subject area texts
understand how text is organized
understand simple poetry
know the difference between a fact and an opinion in a text
compare and contrast ideas from a reading
retell the main idea of a subject area text
retell the sequence of events in a subject area text
critique a text and give specific examples
identify point of view
begin to understand that background knowledge helps to understand a text
begin to use a dictionary, encyclopedia, thesaurus, and index
read sentences with correct intonation
categorize simple ideas, thoughts, and concepts
read for pleasure
Writing
write topic sentences
write simple questions about a topic
write simple messages and directions
write a one to two point outline with sub points
write simple paragraphs with a topic sentence, body, and concluding sentence
write sentences that describe an object in many ways
take notes from a text or a presentation
spell assigned words correctly
find mistakes in spelling, capitalization, and punctuation in a paragraph