Feb 19 2026 Lit Assessment Implementation

Block 1 - Lit Assessment - Written

3 packages - to all students. 

1 - Part 1

2 - Story

3 - Part 2

Review ALL packages and instructions.

Instructions - Class - student handout's, instructions and copies of the stories x 1 for review with all students.

Step 1 - Students you will complete a pre-reading worksheet.

Step 2 - Read the start of the story

Step 3 - Finish the pre-reading worksheet

Step 4 - Finish the story 

Step 5 - Complete the post reading worksheet

Task: Students to complete all parts in FULL written form. Complete all edits on your written work. 

Block 2 - Lit Assessment - Online Portion

Complete online portion of your lit assessment utilizing your completed written & edited paperwork. Both paper and online components to be handed in by the end of the 2nd block. 

*Ensure you have completed and entered in all information regarding Part 1 and Part 2 documents online via Teams > Assignments. 


Done? Continue with Grammar Workbook. 

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