Team Members: Emily Lavender, Emily Kelley, Aaron onnor, Lindsey !ae At"ins AreaAssessment DataDates AdministeredComments about this areaAttitude Toward ReadingInstructional Strategies Anticipated/taughtom#Student B sho$ed re%ression in assessment durin% the assessment&Thursdays 'nitial Assessment: ()*+(*(+ ,inal Assessment: (-*).*(+/ver time Student B be0ame more 0on1ident in readin% 0om#rehension ,air to moderate ' %ave them o##ortunities to #ra0ti0e readin% 0om#rehension $ith #u##ets2drama& ' used 0om#rehension 3ui44es& 5o0ab ,air to moderate ,luen0y ,rom the 1irst assessment, Student B im#roved si%ni1i0antly in smoothness and #a0e& 'nitial Assessment: ()*-6*(+ ,inal Assessment: (-*+*(+ 'nitially, Student B read $ith no e7#ression and #hrasin% $as 80ho##y9& Student B en:oyed !eaders Theatres&,air to moderate;e modeled 1luen0y every $ee"& ;e %ave them o##ortunities to #ra0ti0e& ;e $ent throu%h the ste#s o1 tea0hin% 1luen0y& Student B %reatly bene1ited 1rom the use o1 !eaders Theatres& Stren%ths: Student B $as very out%oin%& Student Bs e7travert attitude $as motivatin%& Student B $as en%a%ed and a %ood listener& ;ea"nesses: ,luen0y< Student B stru%%les $ith readin% $ith #ro#er e7#ression and emotion& !e0ommendations: =resent in1ormation to Student B in a very en%a%in% $ay& ;e 1ound that it $as im#ortant to %et student B en%a%ed be1ore be%innin% our early mornin% intervention time&