Phonological AwarenessL 1

  • a

    Children demonstrate awareness of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes).L 1.a

Print ConceptsL 2

  • a

    Children develop letter-sound correspondence and identify letters by sounds (phonemes) and names. L 2.a

  • b

    Children demonstrate book awareness and knowledge of basic print conventions; they understand that print carries meaning and spoken words are represented by text.L 2.b

Comprehension and InterestL 3

  • a

    Children show interest in and an understanding of a variety of literacy experiences.L 3.a

Literacy Development for Multilingual LearnersL 4

  • a

    Multilingual children become increasingly engaged in literacy experiences in English and their home language(s).L 4.a

Emergent WritingL 5

  • a

    Children use a combination of drawing, dictating, and writing to show knowledge of writing conventions and demonstrate writing as a means of communication.L 5.a

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What grade levels do these standards cover?
PRE-K
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RI EARLY LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS

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