LAS Links Proficiency Level Descriptors for Kindergarten

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LAS Links Proficiency Level Descriptors for Kindergarten no grammatical errors when making requests and conducting transactions in the classroom or describing familiar social situations or a process. They tell a simple story with native like vocabulary and grammar appropriate to the age. students typically minor errors when making requests and conducting transactions in the classroom, use accurate vocabulary to label and describe the purpose of less common objects, and use when describing a process. They tell a simple story with mostly correct vocabulary and grammar. use when conducting transactions and making requests in social and academic settings, produce and describe common functions and produce sentences with errors that do not interfere with recall minor details and stated sequence of events and determine the main idea in an oral story. students typically follow simple oral directions by distinguishing the location of an object in relation to another object, recall stated details in an oral story, and make simple inferences. follow simple oral directions by distinguishing between letters, words, shapes, and /or numbers and determining described locations. directions using knowledge of everyday tasks, academic vocabulary, identification of basic shapes, letters, and numbers, and common locations. identify less frequent rhyming words, use context clues to determine meanings of words, and recall subtle details and identify sequence in a passage read aloud. students typically discriminate between beginning and ending sound, identify frequently used rhyming words, match words to definitions or descriptions, recall events in the story in a passage read aloud and read simple sentences independently. basic short vowel words, match words to pictures, and recall stated details in a passage read aloud. typically identify capital letters and lowercase letters in isolation and identify frequently used beginning sounds. form regular plural nouns and possessive pronouns, use sentenceending marks in an exclamatory sentence to describe a picture or write a phrase or sentence to explain a preference; communication is clear and complete, though it may be simplistic and contain minor errors. students typically use correct basic grammar; capitalize beginning of a sentence; use sentence ending marks in declarative, interrogative, and imperative sentences; identify standard sentence structure and describe or explain with a simple phrase or sentence that may contain grammatical/mechanical errors that do not impede understanding. write one of more words that attempt to describe a picture. typically write one or more words that attempt to explain a preference. The productive syntactic, phonological, and discourse features when addressing ability to communicate in English within the school context. Errors impede basic comprehension. Lexical, syntactic, phonological, and discourse features are emerging.

LAS Links Proficiency Level Descriptors for Grade no grammatical errors when making requests and conducting transactions in the classroom, describing familiar social situations or a process. They tell a simple story with native like vocabulary and grammar appropriate to the age. students typically minor errors when making requests and conducting transactions in the classroom, use accurate labels for less common objects and briefly describe their purpose, and describe school related processes. They tell a simple story with mostly correct vocabulary and simple grammar. use when making requests and conducting transactions in social and academic settings, produce and describe common functions, and produce sentences with errors that do not interfere with recall minor details and stated sequence of events and determine the main idea in an oral story. students typically follow simple oral directions by distinguishing the location of an object in relation to another object, recall stated details in an oral story, and make simple inferences. follow simple oral directions by distinguishing between letters, words, shapes, and /or numbers and determining described locations. directions using knowledge of everyday tasks, academic vocabulary, and identification of basic shapes, letters, numbers, and common locations. identify less frequent rhyming words, use context clues to determine meanings of words recall subtle details and determine sequence in a passage, and use interpretation and inference to comprehend a story. students typically discriminate between beginning and ending sounds, identify frequently used rhyming words, match words to definitions or descriptions, recall events in the story in a passage read aloud and read simple sentences independently. basic short vowel words, and match words to pictures. typically identify capital letters and lowercase letters in isolation, identify frequently used beginning sounds, and recall important details in a text passage read aloud. form regular plural nouns and possessive pronouns, use sentenceending marks in an exclamatory sentence, differentiate between complete sentences and fragments, and write a complete sentence to describe a picture or to explain a preference; communication is clear and complete, though it may contain minor errors. students typically use correct grammar such as singular nouns, subject pronouns, subject/verb agreement, auxiliary verbs and future tense; use writing conventions such as capitalization and sentence ending marks in declarative, interrogative, and imperative sentences; and identify standard sentence structure. use verbs in the infinitive and describe a picture or explain a preference by writing a simple phrase or sentence that may contain some grammatical and/or mechanical errors that do not impede understanding. typically write one or more words that attempt to describe a picture or explain a preference. The ability to communicate in English within the school context. Errors impede basic comprehension. Lexical, syntactic, phonological, and discourse features are emerging.

LAS Links Proficiency Level Descriptors for Grades more sophisticated vocabulary and without errors in grammar when providing information, describing social situations, describing a multistep process, or explaining reasoning. students typically converse in complete sentences with grammar and/or vocabulary errors, produce accurate labels for less common objects, produce grammatically correct sentences when describing social situations of a multi step process or explaining reasoning, and tell a simple story with mostly correct vocabulary and simple grammar. use when making requests and conducting transactions in social and academic settings, produce and describe common functions, and produce sentences with errors that do not interfere with follow directions using academic vocabulary. students typically follow more complex directions, recall subtle details in an oral story, and determine main idea of an oral story. follow oral directions using vocabulary related to home/school environment, recall stated details in an oral story, and make simple interferences. directions and identify highfrequency vocabulary related to home/school environment. identify two syllable words and rhyming words written with digraphs, use common multiplemeaning words, determine story sequence and main idea of fiction and academic texts, draw conclusions and generalizations, and use self monitoring technique to check for understanding. students typically identify rhyming words written with diphthongs, identify short and long vowel sounds and less frequent ending sounds, identify synonyms of social and academic vocabulary, use context clues to determine meaning, recall implicit details, describe a character, make inferences in context, and transfer concepts to new situations. basic short vowel words, and match words to pictures. typically identify one syllable words and ending sounds, match words to definitions or description, recall stated details, and determine a character s feeling use verb tense agreement, appropriate indefinite articles, and punctuation in dates. They write fluently to describe a picture or to explain a preference; communication is clear and complete, though it may contain minor errors. students typically use correct basic grammar; use writing conventions such as capitalization and basic punctuation; differentiate complete sentences from fragments and use standard word order; and write a story using complete sentences with accurate vocabulary and ease approaching a native writer; errors do not interfere with use auxiliary verb constructions, describe or explain with simple phrases or sentences that may contain some errors that do not impede understanding; write simple sentences suggested by a series of pictures with organizational, grammatical, syntactic, and/or mechanics that impede typically attempt to write to describe, explain, compare, or express in simple phrases that convey meaning but may contain errors in structure, grammar, word choice, and/or mechanics that impede The English within the school context. Errors impede basic communication and comprehension. Lexical, discourse features are emerging.

LAS Links Proficiency Level Descriptors for Grade produce sentences with more sophisticated vocabulary and without grammar errors when providing information, describing social situations, asking questions, expressing opinions, explaining processes, conducting transactions, giving directions and describing location ; they use precise vocabulary to identify and describe objects. students typically produce complete sentences with minor errors in grammar/vocabulary when providing information, asking questions, explaining a process, and expressing an opinion, produce accurate labels for less common objects and describe the purpose common objects, and tell a simple story with mostly correct vocabulary and simple grammar. use when providing information and conducting transactions, giving directions, and describing location; produce accurate labels for common objects and functions; produce sentences with some errors when describing social situations, and tell a simple story with frequent errors in grammar and vocabulary. typically identify very common objects in social situations and describe their function in simple phrases, produce words and phrases when describing social situations, and use basic vocabulary and simple phrases follow directions using phrasal verbs, recall subtle details in a classroom discussion, a class lesson, or an oral story, and determine key information to summarize a task. students typically follow multi step directions using academic vocabulary, recall stated details in a classroom discussion and a class lesson, identify sequence of steps, and determine main idea of a class lesson. follow oral directions using basic academic vocabulary and interpret specific vocabulary within a school setting. typically recall important basic details in an oral story. divide words into syllables, use knowledge of low frequency affixes to determine word meaning, identify rhyming words and lowfrequency synonyms and antonyms, use prediction to read fluently, determine story sequence and main idea, and use self monitoring technique to check for understanding.. students typically use knowledge of lower frequency affixes to determine word meaning; identify synonyms; use context clues to determine meaning; read for specific information in a chart, table, or diagram; recall implicit details; infer information and draw conclusions; and determine the organizational structure of a passage. divide unfamiliar words into affix and root word, use knowledge of high frequency affixes to determine word meaning, and recall stated details. typically divide high frequency words into affix and root word. use irregular plurals, appropriate articles, and commas in a date; differentiate complete sentences from run ons. They write fluently to describe a picture or to explain a preference; communication is clear and complete, though it may contain minor errors in mechanics. students typically use verb tense agreement and object pronouns; use capitalization and basic punctuation; differentiate complete sentences from fragments; correctly place adjectives and adverbs in sentences; write using complete sentences with accurate vocabulary and ease approaching a native writer; errors do not interfere with use correct basic grammar; use standard word order; describe or explain with simple phrases or sentences that may contain some errors that do not impede understanding; write simple sentences suggested by a series of pictures with organizational, grammatical, syntactic, and/or mechanical errors that limit typically attempt to write to describe, explain, compare, or express in simple phrases that convey meaning but may contain errors in structure, grammar, word choice, and/or mechanics that impede gradelevel appropriate language demands in the school context. The student commands a high degree of even though errors occur. The student exhibits productive and receptive control of lexical, syntactic, phonological, and discourse features when addressing new and familiar topics. communication and English within the school context. Errors impede basic communication and comprehension. Lexical, discourse features are emerging. context, although comprehension may be demonstrated nonverbally or through the native language, rather than in English.

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