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    Benchmark Passage Running Record Mystery at the Beach U

    Name Date Word Count: 178

    Have the student read as you record notes for errors, self-correction, Assessed by
    and other observations to target the student’s needs.
    Word
    E = Errors S-C = Self-correction E S-C Notes
    Count

    9 “Melissa!” shouted Malik. “A bear is walking on the

    10 beach!”

    20 Melissa sprinted down the sand to catch up with her

    29 younger brother, who was examining a pair of wavy

    37 parallel lines that resembled animal tracks. The marks

    47 looked as though a creature had dragged itself along the

    52 sand, away from the water.

    61 “I don’t see footprints,” Melissa said. “A bear would

    72 leave footprints, and the only bears around here live in the

    77 forest. Think of another idea.”

    83 “Maybe it’s a four-wheeler!” Malik said.

    94 “In that case, its wheels are so wobbly, they’re about to

    101 fall off. Look how the lines zigzag.”

    107 “Maybe it’s a walrus,” Malik surmised.

    115 “Walruses don’t migrate this far south,” Melissa said.

    125 By this time, Dad had joined them. “What have you

    127 discovered, kids?”

    135 “Look!” Malik shouted suddenly, pointing to the sand

    136 dunes.

    Totals:

    WCPM Error Rate: 1:

    Accuracy Rate: % Self-Correction Rate: 1:

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    Benchmark Passage Running Record Mystery at the Beach U

    Name Date Word Count: 178

    Have the student read as you record notes for errors, self-correction, Assessed by
    and other observations to target the student’s needs.
    Word
    E = Errors S-C = Self-correction E S-C Notes
    Count

    143 There, volunteer workers from a loggerhead turtle

    153 rescue team had cordoned off a nesting area with yellow

    162 tape. Now the mysterious marks made sense. A giant

    173 female turtle had pulled herself out of the sea overnight to

    178 lay eggs in the sand.

    Totals:

    WCPM Error Rate: 1:

    Accuracy Rate: % Self-Correction Rate: 1:

    © Learning A–Z All rights reserved. 2 of 2 www.readinga-z.com

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