Rapid Automatized Naming Fluency Boards- Intervention, Progress Monitoring

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Say hello to Rapid Automatized Naming, a task that assesses how quickly a student can accurately name name everyday words, symbols, or images. The cool part? This superpower can help predict how well they’ll do in reading and writing. For example, if a kiddo has trouble zipping through familiar stimuli, they may struggle with reading…

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RAN Fluency Boards allow students the opportunity to practice with naming automaticity. The goal is to complete each board as quickly and as accurately as possible. When completing a RAN fluency board, students should be instructed to move from left to right just like when reading a book, Mimicking the flow of reading a book also helps to reinforce appropriate reading tracking. Timing the student will allow for monitoring of progress.

In this product, you will receive a total of twenty different RAN Boards. There are five boards for each form of stimuli: numbers, words, images, and colors. You will also receive a progress monitoring data sheet to help track student development.

The RAN Boards can be used in a variety of ways: 1. Print and laminate each board and use as a center task. Students can time themselves or work with a partner for extra monitoring and timing support. 2. Use as an intervention for students struggling with automaticity and/or processing speed (remember- the progress monitoring data sheet is included, too!). 3. Screen students for potential difficulties in reading. 4. Send home for students to receive additional practice and engage families in a low-demand task.

Everything you need to promote automaticity and practice processing speed all in one place!

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