In this picture at my home, Bradly, stage 4 is typing a book report on the classic novel, To Kill a Mocking Bird. Reading to book boosted his fluency and vocabulary. Writing the report ensured another part of his literary development, comprehension. According to toefljunior.lexile.com his lexile should be about 855L- 1165L. The book To Kill a Mocking Bird fits in that range (870L). Sadly, The Young Child carries no information for Bradly's developmental stage (4). http://toefljunior.lexile.com/en/what-does-a-lexile-measure-mean/
This image taken at my home of Bradly, stage 4 shows him engaging in some physical activity. The young athlete works on his legs while simultaneously befitting his physical development. The 15 year old's is in the midst of completing his daily workout, which should be about one hour long according to Kidshealth.com. The Young Child has no information on children in Bradly's age group. http://kidshealth.org/en/parents/fitness-13-18.html
In this image at my home, Ronald, stage 3, is positively enriching his physical development. As he engages in a water gun fight in the hot sun, Ronald is engaging in some very rigorous physical activity. Again, The Young Child doesn't cover development on Ronald's age. However, an article by Livestrong.com (an online source) recommends that a child Ronald's age …show more content…
This activity positively influences his language development. The book he is reading is slightly above his reading level which ensures a challenge as well as enjoyment. Sadly, The Young Child doesn't cover information for Ronald stage (age 11 and stage 3), I can infer that Ronald's reading levels will increase and his fluency will slowly grow with practice. At his age he should be reading at a fifth grade level with a lexile score of 565L- 910L as stated by an online source.
This image taken at my home of Bradly, stage 4 shows him engaging in some physical activity. The young athlete works on his legs while simultaneously befitting his physical development. The 15 year old's is in the midst of completing his daily workout, which should be about one hour long according to Kidshealth.com. The Young Child has no information on children in Bradly's age group. http://kidshealth.org/en/parents/fitness-13-18.html
In this image at my home, Ronald, stage 3, is positively enriching his physical development. As he engages in a water gun fight in the hot sun, Ronald is engaging in some very rigorous physical activity. Again, The Young Child doesn't cover development on Ronald's age. However, an article by Livestrong.com (an online source) recommends that a child Ronald's age …show more content…
This activity positively influences his language development. The book he is reading is slightly above his reading level which ensures a challenge as well as enjoyment. Sadly, The Young Child doesn't cover information for Ronald stage (age 11 and stage 3), I can infer that Ronald's reading levels will increase and his fluency will slowly grow with practice. At his age he should be reading at a fifth grade level with a lexile score of 565L- 910L as stated by an online source.