Elm Middle Title I Family Outreach Post-Survey

1. Select any of the ways you support your child’s reading development at home. You may select more than one.

Select any of the ways you support your child’s reading development at home. You may select more than one. Read a book aloud to your child.

Encourage your child to read every day.

Take your child to the library.

Have books available to read at home (home library).

Provide a study area for homework completion.

Take your child to museums, zoos, or other educational experiences.

None of the Above

Other (please specify)

2. Rate your current knowledge of the following components in reading.

	Unfamiliar	Somewhat Familiar	Knowledgable	Very Knowledgable
Phonemic Awareness	Rate your current knowledge of the following components in reading. Phonemic Awareness Unfamiliar	Phonemic Awareness Somewhat Familiar	Phonemic Awareness Knowledgable	Phonemic Awareness Very Knowledgable
Phonics	Phonics Unfamiliar	Phonics Somewhat Familiar	Phonics Knowledgable	Phonics Very Knowledgable
Vocabulary	Vocabulary Unfamiliar	Vocabulary Somewhat Familiar	Vocabulary Knowledgable	Vocabulary Very Knowledgable
Comprehension	Comprehension Unfamiliar	Comprehension Somewhat Familiar	Comprehension Knowledgable	Comprehension Very Knowledgable
Fluency	Fluency Unfamiliar	Fluency Somewhat Familiar	Fluency Knowledgable	Fluency Very Knowledgable

3. Rate your current knowledge of the following research-based reading intervention.

	Unfamiliar	Somewhat Familiar	Knowledgable	Very Knowledgable
Headsprout	Rate your current knowledge of the following research-based reading intervention. Headsprout Unfamiliar	Headsprout Somewhat Familiar	Headsprout Knowledgable	Headsprout Very Knowledgable
Lexia	Lexia Unfamiliar	Lexia Somewhat Familiar	Lexia Knowledgable	Lexia Very Knowledgable
Soar to Success	Soar to Success Unfamiliar	Soar to Success Somewhat Familiar	Soar to Success Knowledgable	Soar to Success Very Knowledgable
Read 180	Read 180 Unfamiliar	Read 180 Somewhat Familiar	Read 180 Knowledgable	Read 180 Very Knowledgable
Language!	Language! Unfamiliar	Language! Somewhat Familiar	Language! Knowledgable	Language! Very Knowledgable
Reading Plus	Reading Plus Unfamiliar	Reading Plus Somewhat Familiar	Reading Plus Knowledgable	Reading Plus Very Knowledgable

4. How often do you encourage your student to use the following strategies while reading?

	I don't know this strategy.	I know this strategy, but don't suggest it.	I suggest this strategy when my child asks for help.	I often suggest this strategy to my child.	I always suggest this strategy to my child.
Predict	How often do you encourage your student to use the following strategies while reading? Predict I don't know this strategy.	Predict I know this strategy, but don't suggest it.	Predict I suggest this strategy when my child asks for help.	Predict I often suggest this strategy to my child.	Predict I always suggest this strategy to my child.
Ask questions	Ask questions I don't know this strategy.	Ask questions I know this strategy, but don't suggest it.	Ask questions I suggest this strategy when my child asks for help.	Ask questions I often suggest this strategy to my child.	Ask questions I always suggest this strategy to my child.
Chunk words	Chunk words I don't know this strategy.	Chunk words I know this strategy, but don't suggest it.	Chunk words I suggest this strategy when my child asks for help.	Chunk words I often suggest this strategy to my child.	Chunk words I always suggest this strategy to my child.
Summarize	Summarize I don't know this strategy.	Summarize I know this strategy, but don't suggest it.	Summarize I suggest this strategy when my child asks for help.	Summarize I often suggest this strategy to my child.	Summarize I always suggest this strategy to my child.

5. Do you have a special study area set aside for your child in your home equipped with school supplies (pencils, pens, markers, paper, dictionary, etc.)?

Do you have a special study area set aside for your child in your home equipped with school supplies (pencils, pens, markers, paper, dictionary, etc.)? Yes

Comments (optional)

6. Do you feel playing games as a family is a good learning experience?

Do you feel playing games as a family is a good learning experience? Yes

Comment (Optional)

7. How important is it to your child's success to have these items available and at home?

	Very Important	Important	Somewhat Important	Not Important
Alarm Clock	How important is it to your child's success to have these items available and at home? Alarm Clock Very Important	Alarm Clock Important	Alarm Clock Somewhat Important	Alarm Clock Not Important
Calendar	Calendar Very Important	Calendar Important	Calendar Somewhat Important	Calendar Not Important
Reference Book (dictionary)	Reference Book (dictionary) Very Important	Reference Book (dictionary) Important	Reference Book (dictionary) Somewhat Important	Reference Book (dictionary) Not Important
School Supplies (pencil, paper, etc.)	School Supplies (pencil, paper, etc.) Very Important	School Supplies (pencil, paper, etc.) Important	School Supplies (pencil, paper, etc.) Somewhat Important	School Supplies (pencil, paper, etc.) Not Important

8. Do you have a home library (any books in the home)?

Do you have a home library (any books in the home)? Yes

Comments (Optional)

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1. Select any of the ways you support your child’s reading development at home. You may select more than one.

2. Rate your current knowledge of the following components in reading.

3. Rate your current knowledge of the following research-based reading intervention.

4. How often do you encourage your student to use the following strategies while reading?

5. Do you have a special study area set aside for your child in your home equipped with school supplies (pencils, pens, markers, paper, dictionary, etc.)?

6. Do you feel playing games as a family is a good learning experience?

7. How important is it to your child's success to have these items available and at home?

8. Do you have a home library (any books in the home)?

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1. Default Section

1. Select any of the ways you support your child’s reading development at home. You may select more than one.

2. Rate your current knowledge of the following components in reading.

3. Rate your current knowledge of the following research-based reading intervention.

4. How often do you encourage your student to use the following strategies while reading?

5. Do you have a special study area set aside for your child in your home equipped with school supplies (pencils, pens, markers, paper, dictionary, etc.)?

6. Do you feel playing games as a family is a good learning experience?

7. How important is it to your child's success to have these items available and at home?

8. Do you have a home library (any books in the home)?

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