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Acadience Reading Diagnostic Student Materials Packet

Phonemic Awareness (PA)Word Reading and Decoding (WRD)

Comprehension, Fluency, and Oral Language (CFOL)

Acadience Learning Inc.

For use with remote assessment

© 2011 Acadience Learning Inc. All Rights Reserved. Acadience is a registered trademark of Acadience Learning Inc. Revised 8/26/20.

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Acadience Reading Diagnostic WRD Quick Screen


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Word Reading and Decoding / Quick Screen

Acadience® Reading Diagnostic Remote Assessment Student Materials

1

in

az

ram

nep

got

tep

raft

cast

nomp

gipt



2

bell

rezz

skip

fleb

whip

nuth

be

dry

fans

tents



3

split

glusk

isn’t

far

derp

cave

kete

quit

queep

fold



4

cod

center

gap

gem

wait

join

knob

anybody

antcake

twisted



5

floating

dresses

camper

rocky

brother’s

she’s

handprint

outself

supper

misty



6

favor

orbit

formed

mixed

baking

raised

faked

parties

maker

noisy



7

gopher

rough

unsafe

neatest

hospital

backyard

dashway

town’s

you’ve

wolf wolves



8

stitch

stringing

limb

handle

striving

poison

discover

various

talkative

marvelous



9

helicopter

important

uncomfortable

ferry

rein

niece

chord

dread

beau

Acadience Reading Diagnostic WRD Form 1

Section A. Letter-Sound Correspondence


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Word Reading and Decoding / Form 1 10


a m t s i f l

k v o n p z h

g r c u d w j

e x b y qu


Section B1. VC & CVC Words Beginning With Continuous Sounds (Real)


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man

up

at

zip

nut

fit



if

rug

log

met

nap

vet


Section B2. VC & CVC Words Beginning With Continuous Sounds (Nonsense)


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mup

ag

zan

nop

sep

op



ix

wob

vam

rog

faz

eb


Section C1. CVC Words Beginning With Stop Sounds (Real)


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dog

cup

tin

pan

get


Section C2. CVC Words Beginning With Stop Sounds (Nonsense)


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cug

dax

jeg

bix

gop


Section D. High-Frequency Words (Pre-Primer)


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me

the

a

we

go

yellow

I

see



little

you

and

to

jump

is

my

one



here

look

said

two

play

for

blue

help



funny

come

three

down

make

where

away

find


Section E. Sentence Reading


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Go get it.

The rug is wet.

My dog and cat play.

The man can run and jump.

A big bug is on the log.


Section A1. VCC & CVCC Words (Real)


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milk

junk

gift

mask

pond

vest



belt

act

kept

hint

gasp

romp


Section A2. VCC & CVCC Words (Nonsense)


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tunk

zust

meft

gact

hend

topt



nunt

sisp

relt

bisk

gomp

jilk


Section B1. Words With Double Final Consonants (Real)


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kiss

fell

buzz

pass

boss


Section B2. Words With Double Final Consonants (Nonsense)


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nuss

kell

rill

pazz

doss


Section C1. CVCC Words (Real)


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frog

spot

flip

plus

swam

prep

smug

glad

crib

sled


Section C2. CVCC Words (Nonsense)


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flim

speg

frut

blam

swog

plid

slan

scod

prum

smed


Section D1. Words With Consonant Digraphs (Real)


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wish

path

shop

thin

chest

song

luck

whiz


Section D2. Words With Consonant Digraphs (Nonsense)


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pesh

whib

shup

nath

chot

thep

ving

zock


Section E. Words With Y as a Vowel and Open-Syllable One-Syllable Words


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by

we

sky

go

he

cry

hi

fly

so

my


Section F. Words With Suffix “s” (plurals)


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dogs

nests

flags

mints

drums

shops

pigs

rocks

cans

baths


Section G. High-Frequency Words (Primer)


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too

have

into

this

do

was

all

are



that

eat

good

soon

there

under

they

four



now

what

brown

like

who

say

came

out



want

pretty

our

ride

new

white

ate

please

saw


Section H. Sentences


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We like skim milk.

I wish for a gift.

The belt was thin and black.

Who will kiss the frog at the pond?

They sunk the mask, the chest, and the flags.


Section A1. CCVCC, CCCVC, CCCVCC Words (Real)


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blast

strum

twist

script

spend

scrub

frost

spring

trunk

strap


Section A2. CCVCC, CCCVC, CCCVCC Words (Nonsense)


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gloft

sprid

scrut

strend

drasp

sposk

slimp

screnk

splamp

twunk


Section B. Words With Contractions


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can’t

didn’t

it’s

I’m

don’t


Section C1. One-Syllable Words With R-Controlled Vowels (Real)


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art

port

fern

sir

fur


Section C2. One-Syllable Words With R-Controlled Vowels (Nonsense)


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torp

snar

purt

der

tirp


Section D1. VCe & CVCe Words (Real)


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home

save

bike

mule

eve


Section D2. VCe & CVCe Words (Nonsense)


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mape

sote

libe

vete

nule


Section E1. Words beginning with “qu” (Real)


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queen

quiz

quake

quest

quilt


Section E2. Words beginning with “qu” (Nonsense)


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quelt

quape

quig

queeb

quot


Section F. One-Syllable Words with L-Controlled Vowels


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bold

halt

salt

balm

mild


Section G. Words with Hard and Soft “c”


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cut

city

cent

cob

camel

circus

cabin

celery


Section H. Words with Hard and Soft “g”


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gap

gym

gift

germ

gave

gently

golf

ginger


Section I. One-Syllable Words with Vowel Teams


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stay

cow

eat

toy

seed

cook

glue

pool

pie

draw



goat

loud

toe

boil

maid

new

high

haul

own

suit


Section J. Words with Common Silent Letters (wr, kn, lk)


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knock

wrap

knee

talk

knit

walk

write

wrench

folk


Section K1. Compound Words (Real)


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hotdog

bedroom

pancake

backbone

seagull


Section K2. Compound Words (Nonsense)


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freeday

milkset

outpark

cutpen

coatnut


Section L. Words with “ed” Ending Pronounced /ed/ (no shift in base)


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listed

planted

ended

frosted

trusted


Section M. Words with Vowel Teams and “ing” Ending (no shift in base)


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keeping

reading

growing

boating

training


Section N. Words with Suffix “es” (no shift in base)


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fishes

classes

beaches

foxes

buses


Section O. Words with Suffix “er” (no shift in base)


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player

cleaner

farmer

toaster

rocker


Section P. Words With Suffix “y” (no shift in base)


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lucky

rainy

chilly

foggy

stormy


Section Q. High-Frequency Words (First Grade)


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his

as

from

then

when

live

give

has



of

put

think

giving

over

some

thank

any



after

again

open

could

once

every

know

were


Section R. Sentences


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The toy foxes had new fur.

The circus was training a bold goat.

He put the bike in his bedroom.

The farmer planted some corn in the spring.

The lucky queen didn’t walk to the gym.


Section A. Words with Possessives


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mom’s

friend’s

night’s

mother’s

teacher’s


Section B. Words With Contractions


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he’s

you’re

she’d

they’ll

he’d


Section C1. Compound Words (Real)


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outside

birthday

himself

starfish

breakfast


Section C2. Compound Words (Nonsense)


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afterside

homefish

bathwork

cowtoe

handplugs


Section D. Words with Medial Double Consonants


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rabbit

muffin

dollar

lesson

bonnet


Section E. Two-Syllable Words With “y” As A Vowel and/or Open Syllables


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kitty

music

candy

tiger

even

hurry

able

silly

hotel

reply


Section F. Two-Syllable R-Controlled Vowels


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market

perfect

forget

burger

river


Section G. Words with “ed” Ending Pronounced as /d/ (no shift in base)


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rolled

joined

buzzed

pulled

sealed


Section H. Words with “ed” Ending Pronounced as /t/ (no shift in base)


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asked

fixed

helped

locked

passed


Section I. Words with Vowel Teams and “ing” Ending (with shift in base)


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saving

driving

using

making

ruling


Section J. Words with “ed” Ending Pronounced as /d/ (with shift in base)


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planned

closed

smiled

tried

filed


Section K. Words with “ed” Ending Pronounced as /t/ (with shift in base)


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baked

stepped

placed

liked

dropped


Section L. Words with Suffix “es” (with shift in base)


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babies

cries

ladies

ponies

supplies


Section M. Words with Suffix “er” (with shift in base)


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runner

driver

baker

prettier

juggler


Section N. Words with Suffix “y” (with shift in base)


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icy

nutty

easy

funny

shiny


Section O. Words with Consonant Digraphs (gh, ph)


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elephant

laugh

phone

graph

tough


Section P. Common Prefixes and Suffixes (no shift in base)


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darkest

mistake

kindly

playful

unseen

longest

misprint

freely

wishful

uncover


Section Q. Multisyllabic Words


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yesterday

history

difficulty

volunteer

fantastic


Section R. High-Frequency Words (Second Grade)


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because

call

buy

before

don’t

your

their

very

many



those

work

pull

its

why

right

both

would

which



does

sing

cold

always

goes

wash

these

upon

been


Section S. Sentences


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The baker liked his perfect birthday cake.

The teacher’s history lesson was very tough.

The funny elephant and the tiger were playful.

The ladies fixed a cold breakfast outside yesterday.

He’d freely joined them and tried making a burger before he left.


Section A1. Compound Words (Real)


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waterfall

toenail

nearby

clipboard

brickyard


Section A2. Compound Words (Nonsense)


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footside

anydrive

firebank

campboard

dayfall


Section B. Words With Possessives


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school’s

student’s

person’s

fireman’s

church’s


Section C. Words With Contractions


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you’ll

they’ve

you’re

aren’t

we’re


Section D. Variant Plurals


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mouse

tooth

goose

woman

calf

mice

teeth

geese

women

calves


Section E. Words With Consonant Trigraphs


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bridge

match

edge

itch

judge

stretch

badge

crutch

dodge

notch


Section F. CCCVC and CCCVCC Words w/Inflectional Endings (no shift in base)


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splashing

streaming

scripted

splintered

strolling


Section G. Words With Silent Letters (less common)


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ghost

lamb

answer

sign

doubt


Section H. Words With Consonant “le” Syllable Pattern


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nibble

candle

eagle

waffle

article

tangle

noodle

bubble

shuffle

obstacle


Section I. CCCVC, CCCVCC, and CCCVCCC Words With Inflectional Endings


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scrambling

scribbled

splitting

struggling

scraping


Section J. Two-Syllable Words With Vowel Teams


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season

loyal

explain

igloo

cookie

author

flower

jewel

statue

delay



hollow

canteen

approach

jigsaw

around

avoid

delight

oboe

nuisance


Section K. Words With Common Prefixes and Suffixes (no shift in base)


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golden

endless

payment

foolish

displease

wooden

sleepless

dismiss

statement

selfish


Section L. Words With “ive,” “ous,” “ious” Endings


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famous

active

curious

relative

humorous


Section M. Multisyllabic Words


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together

vegetable

employee

cafeteria

aquarium

museum

thermometer

electric

temperature

substitute


Section N. Words With Common Prefixes and Suffixes (shift in base and/or more than two syllables)


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luckiest

driven

comfortable

different

impossible

biggest

broken

assistant

portable

impolite


Section O. Words with Multiple Affixes


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mistaken

helplessly

enjoyable

discouragement

uneventful


Section P. Words With Low-Frequency Vowel Patterns (ou, er, ie, ei)


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would

piece

berry

flood

relieve

sleigh

sheriff

vein


Section Q. Words With “ch” Pronounced as /k/


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stomach

echo

chorus

anchor

chemical


Section R. Words With Low-Frequency Vowel Patterns (ea, eau)


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bread

breaker

plateau

steak

sweat

realm

bureau


Section S. High-Frequency Words (Third Grade)


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today

about

fall

small

seven

never

only

eight



full

drink

done

kind

carry

bring

shall


Section T. Sentences


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The sheriff helplessly scribbled a note on his broken clipboard

The golden eagle and the goose were splashing in the waterfall.

The foolish student’s answer was a curious stretch of the truth.

You’ll want to avoid the small cafeteria at the nearby aquarium.

The steak, vegetables, and piece of bread made his stomach feel full.

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