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Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills 8th Edition

Maze Progress Monitoring

Grade 4

Administration Directions and Scoring Keys

University of Oregon (2018-2019). 8th Edition of Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS®). Eugene, OR: University of Oregon. Available: https://dibels.uoregon.edu

Examiner script

I am going to give you a worksheet. When you get your worksheet, please write your name at the top and put your pencil down.

(Hand out the Maze student worksheets. Make sure students have written their names down before proceeding.)

You are going to read a passage with some words missing from it. For each missing word you will see a box with three words in it. Your job is to circle the word you think makes the most sense in the context of the passage. Let’s look at the Practice Passage together. Listen as I read.

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he takes a school (pause) bus, pen, work (pause) to go to school.

Let's stop there. Let's circle the word “bus” because I think “bus” makes the most sense here. Listen to how that sentence sounds now.

Every morning, he takes a school bus to go to school.

Now it’s your turn. Read the next sentence silently to yourself. When you come to a box, read all the words in the box and circle the word that makes the most sense to you. When you are done, put your pencil down.

(Allow up to 30 seconds for students to complete the example and put their pencils down.)

If necessary, after 30 seconds say Put your pencil down. As soon as all students have their pencils down, say Good job.

Now listen. In the (pause) afternoon, library, morning (pause), he also takes a bus home. You should have circled “afternoon” because “afternoon” makes the most sense. Listen. In the afternoon, he also takes a bus home.

Okay, when I say “Begin,” turn the page and start reading the passage silently. When you come to a box, read all the words in the box and circle the word that makes the most sense in the passage. You will stop when you come to a stop sign or I say Stop. Ready? Begin. Start your stopwatch.

At the end of 3 minutes, stop your stopwatch and say Stop. Put your pencils down.

RemindersStart timer Start your stopwatch after you say Begin.

Prompts If a student starts reading the passage out loud, say Please read the passage silently. (Repeat as often as needed.)

If a student stops working, say Please keep going until you reach the end of the passage. Just do your best work. (Repeat as often as needed.)

Discontinue There is no discontinue rule. Every student should be encouraged to try their best until three minutes have passed.

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Progress Monitoring Maze 4.1

Name: _________________ Date: _______________

Practice Passage

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he

takes a schoolbus pen work

to go to school. In theafternoon library morning

, he also

takes a bus home.

Correct: ___________Incorrect: ___________Adjusted Score: _______

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The Kellogg Brothers

The Kellogg brothers are now famous for their cold breakfast cereal. Most

people have at one timein or so

another eaten Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or onean in of

the

other breakfast cereals that the Kellogganimals brothers settings

created. But the two brothers

werefrom not over

always known for being the creatorsalso by of

breakfast cereal.

John Kellogg was adoctor magazine singer

. He worked at a medical clinicbecause upon where

people went to get healthy. John’sbrother logger parakeet

Will worked at the clinic, too. Will

drank sat was

a businessman, but he helped hisbrother enemy gorilla

make food for the patients.

Johnbent stood was

a respected doctor. Some believe heate payed was

well ahead of his

time, acute sick true

pioneer. He knew smoking was badfor if will

you long before other

doctors did.He It So

believed that many illnesses started inalso some the

stomach and the

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intestines. He prescribedboxes curesshoes

focused on a healthy diet. Thecleaner drowsier guiltier

the

body, the less chance forcharity illness mixture

to start. So, he designed ahigh round tall

fiber diet to

help rid theapple body pet

of toxins.

At that time inalso and the

United States, most people tried todrive eat sleep

a hot

breakfast. They ate eggs,bacon grass radio

, and sausages. They ate hot oatmealabout out with

cream. Sometimes people even drank beeris or so

cider with breakfast. The Kellogg

brothersdid put sat

not think that this type ofbreakfast doughnut skating

was good for their patients.

Theyclimbed spoke wanted

to create a simple breakfast thatcould sent trusted

be served cold.

One day Willreplied stumbled tabled

upon the recipe for wheat flakes.Did The Was

rumor is he

left a batchat of till

bread dough sitting out too long.Not So The

dough went stale. But the

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brothersdidn’t hadn’t won’t

throw it out. They put itbeyond during through

the bread rollers anyway.

When theavailable flattened medical

dough turned into flakes, the brothersmarched stole toasted

them. Then

they served the flakesbe to well

the patients with fresh cold milk.Also But The

new cereal

was a hit, makingand the with

patients feel healthier and stronger.

So,any for the

brothers experimented with other grains. Afterdarling familiar several

attempts

they created flakes from whitecorn plan shirt

grits, too. The patients loved thenew old ugly

cereal,

and it was in greatbasket demand policy

at the clinic.

Soon, Will Kelloggcriticized established interrupted

a company to sell the cerealflakes papers shirts

to the

public. But John refusedis on to

be part of the business. Why?Although Because Simple

Will had

added sugar to thedramatic original stingy

recipe. And John believed the sugaradmitted invented lowered

the

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health benefits of their flakes.

Far Maybe The

Kellogg Company is still in business,blowing creeping making

a wide variety of

breakfast cerealsas by up

well as many other foods. Its products are sold in almost two

hundred countries.

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Progress Monitoring Maze 4.2

Name: _________________ Date: _______________

Practice Passage

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he

takes a schoolbus pen work

to go to school. In theafternoon library morning

, he also

takes a bus home.

Correct: ___________Incorrect: ___________Adjusted Score: _______

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Two Little Monkeys

Two little monkeys went swinging through the big trees in a dark tropical

forest. They stopped at the top ofaitno

huge banana tree. One of theharshlittlestarry

monkeys

shimmied down a big bananadancegrass stalk

and plucked two ripe bananas fromand by the

colorful bunch. He brought them carefullybackside upper

to the top of the treeandtoo when

held

one banana out to hisdearleafywell

friend. But the other little monkeyjustmay will

stuck his

snout in the air,closedfound scowled

, and shook his head angrily. The firstdeep littlerough

monkey

was puzzled but he peeledandorthe

ate both bananas, one after another.OurSheThey

were

scrumptious.

The next day the twoclosed littletrue

monkeys went swinging through the trees

againonlywhole

. Once again, they stopped at thedeep ruletop

of a huge banana tree. The first

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dark littleshallow

monkey shimmied down to a bigairplane bananauniverse

stalk and picked two bananas.

Thebananasleaders schools

were those nice, fat crimson ones.HeMy We

climbed back up to the top

bylike of

the tree and held out onebananaforest ground

to his dear friend. But onceagaindown over

, the

second little monkey refused toacceptplay swipe

the offered banana. Instead he stuckhisme them

snout in the air, scowled, andjumpedmade shook

his head angrily. The first littlebeliefhouse monkey

was puzzled again. But he peeledandso yet

ate both bananas, one after theboth ever other

.

They were even more scrumptious thanher thewith

two he ate yesterday.

On the thirdball dayrow

, the two little monkeys went furtherend inwith

the jungle than

they had everdrawn goneshone

before. They climbed higher than ever,andfrom when

swung more

wildly, and jumped furtherbetweenforeverneither

huge trees. They finally stopped tocauseneed rest

in

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the top of a hugebananacircus flower

tree. This banana tree was onemuch thatwho

grew those

adorable tiny yellow bananas.Not TheWell

first little monkey climbed down anderasedpicked yelled

a whole bunch of these yellowbananasdresseswinters

. He brought them back to thebellpeetop

of the

tree. The second littlecircle drivermonkey

just stuck his snout in theaircar nose

, scowled, and

shook his head.

The firstdigital littleright

monkey was puzzled once again. Hedecidedlaughedsnapped

to try

something new. He peeled oneas forof

the bananas and waved it underhismyus

friend’s

nose. The second little monkeyhappyjust well

stuck his snout in the air,awarded droppedscowled

, and

said, “You know, everyone assumesbut ever that

all monkeys love bananas. But I prefer

mangoes.”

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Progress Monitoring Maze 4.3

Name: _________________ Date: _______________

Practice Passage

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he

takes a schoolbus pen work

to go to school. In theafternoon library morning

, he also

takes a bus home.

Correct: ___________Incorrect: ___________Adjusted Score: _______

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Tom’s Supper

Tom’s parents had gone away on an important errand in the afternoon. They

wouldn’t be home until thefollowinginvitingrewardi

day, because it took so longfor towhe

drive to

and from town.

Itbeganfeltopened

snowing at dusk. Tom rounded upby no the

sheep and put them into

thebigraw slow

barn, all forty of them. Thefeet sheeptime

crowded together against the far wall

alldown in

the straw-smelling dimness. Tom stood thereforlike out

a moment with the

kerosene lanterninthe who

his hand looking at them. The twochairs lambspants

in the midst of

the whitedairy lastwoolly

mass let out thin beh-behs.

Tomcarriedpressed smiled

and walked back outside into theblowingguessing sleeping

snow. As he put

down thebarrooftree

on the outside of the woodendoorhatsugar

, stinging cold snowflakes

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settled on thebacklast still

of his neck and melted instantlyso toup

ice water.

He trudged up theleaf pathwaist

to the house, snow whirling aroundhimmine their

. In the

entryway, he stamped thebraided crustedexcited

snow off his boots. It wasdark goodsunny

to get inside

out of thefrowning howlingrelaxing

storm.

He sat down on the benchriversandal

and pulled off his boots. Hefelthadtook

sleepy after

rounding up the sheepas inup

the snowstorm and chasing them intocan everthe

barn. But

he decided that hechasedshould thought

make himself something to eat beforedrying feeling getting

into

bed.

Going barefoot into thebaseball kitchensurprise

, Tom greased a frying pan withbaconcloud gate

grease and put it on thecalmhot many

stove. Soon the grease sizzled.

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Next, Tomcrackedtalked waited

three eggs into the pan oneafterbeyondnext

another. They

crackled in the grease.

HeTheyUs

picked up the heavy pine-handled breadknifelight ticket

and cut a big slice

offallat the

loaf of bread sitting on thebacknest nose

of the stove. He laid thebutte coatslice

of bread

flat on a whiteidea platetruck

.

Tom looked into the cast ironhome panrope

at the eggs, now almost done

cookinggulpingseeing

. The egg yolks were turning brilliantandoverthey

the whites sputtered,

golden brown.

Tomadmitted hintedpulled

out the sleeve of his flannel bookshirt ticket

over his right hand,

picked upand overthe

frying pan, and slid the eggsbut outyet

onto the slice of bread onhismeus

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plate. He put the pan backdownnear upper

before the heat from it couldburncluck see

his fingers

through the sleeve. Itawaymuch was

a maneuver he had seen hisdamage fatherscarf

do dozens of

times.

So therehurtnew was

Tom’s supper: three fried eggs sprinkledabout fromwith

salt on a

slice of warmbreadguestspoon

His mouth watered even before he bent down to take the first

bite.

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Progress Monitoring Maze 4.4

Name: _________________ Date: _______________

Practice Passage

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he

takes a schoolbus pen work

to go to school. In theafternoon library morning

, he also

takes a bus home.

Correct: ___________Incorrect: ___________Adjusted Score: _______

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Homemade Ice Cream

Maria likes to eat ice cream on a hot day. She says it cools her off.But If Or

she

likes to eat ice creamany runny well

day. Who doesn’t? Maria likes strawberryfor on the

best

and rocky road second best.Her It Your

brother Leo likes bubble gum andcoast money vanilla

.

They both like chocolate, too.

Neither Mariacan nor with

Leo likes coffee ice cream, buthe so that

is their father

Juan’s favorite. Hefills jumps says

that he first tasted coffee icecream power rain

when he was only

four yearsold rude tall

and ever since then it isas on the

only ice cream he ever wants in of to

eat. Their mother Carla used tobake get mow

soft serve ice cream cones onand him the

way to

the beach with herforests parents summers

. There was a little roadside standfrom that you

sold them.

The cones were thinand by the

easy to break. The ice creamcrawled dreamed swirled

into the cones,

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and then thebeaches cones wishes

were dipped into a syrup thatborrowed hardened protected

on them instantly.

You could geteither never rather

strawberry syrup or chocolate syrup. Carlaalways enough some

chose

chocolate.

When the ice creambar truck wheel

rings its bell, Maria and heractivity brother chocolate

dash

outside to buy ice cream.But Me They

sit waiting on the sidewalk withmy of the

other

children until the truck turnsevery her the

corner onto their street. The icecream storm winter

truck

sells drumsticks, ice cream bars,and but for

bonbons. Maria likes the bonbons best.

From The You

bonbons are balls of ice creamthey up with

a hard chocolate shell.

One summermore such the

ice cream truck hardly came tohim their very

street at all for

almost akind small whole

month, and Maria and Leo wereboth every more

sad about it. So, their

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fathergot hung wrote

the hand crank ice cream machinein not out

of storage in the garage and

cut set won

it up in the kitchen.

Carlaangrily carefully socially

measured out milk, sugar, and eggs,and in yet

after stirring

them all together pouredmy our the

mixture inside the steel ice creamcontainer creature destroyer

inside

the old wooden bucket. Sheended placed shaped

the lid on the container. Thenshe the we

opened a

big bag of iceand if not

packed it slowly around the sides.As She You

packed the ice in

layers andknitted sprinkled understood

each layer with rock salt, makingall the your

ice steam, until the

bucket wasbent full green

of ice. Then she let Mariaand but nor

Leo take turns cranking the

handle.More Their Your

hands got cold and their armsfelt lay went

tired, but finally the ice cream

gave met was

ready to eat.

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Their mom letinto sure them

lick the ice cream paddle. Theyboth or still

cried out,

“Wow!” That very first taste of homemade ice cream was the best ice cream of all.

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Progress Monitoring Maze 4.5

Name: _________________ Date: _______________

Practice Passage

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he

takes a schoolbus pen work

to go to school. In theafternoon library morning

, he also

takes a bus home.

Correct: ___________Incorrect: ___________Adjusted Score: _______

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Maya and the Manatees

One day Maya went on a school trip to the aquarium. She felt awed by all the

bright noisy true

, colorful fish swimming overhead in ablast justice tunnel

with a glass roof. She

kept giving locking turning

around in place to look atfor mine the

fish glide and dart in the

collaborated experimented illuminated

blue water.

Meanwhile, the other childrenin on to

the group followed the teacher offper to up

another part of the aquarium. Thisleft moved told

Maya alone. When she realized that

I she this

wasn’t with the group anymore, shebecame hovered planned

anxious and started walking

more quicklyinstead through under

the rooms, hardly looking at thecash fish park

at all.

Suddenly she entered abig deep sour

room with a glass wall andgave knew saw

four

manatees. Two of the manateeshit sat won

on boulders. They were big anddignified increased miniature

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looking. Two others were swimming aroundextremely gracefully tastelessly

in the deep pool of

seawater.But Our She

could see them diving and swimmingaround because often

of the glass wall.

She steppedand if very

close to the exhibit, hardly daringon or to

breathe in her amazement.

When shebarked joined placed

up with her class a fewbooks details minutes

later, Maya was

smiling. She thoughtof the your

manatees she had seen were awesome.As She They

liked

their chubby, enormous bodies. Sheliked made quit

that they were gentle and thatany they we

could hold their breath under waterfor in on

a long time.

That evening, Mayablocked looked opened

online for books about manatees. Shefound heard paid

one that was in the publiclibrary railway treasure

, but it had been checked outalready between without

. It was

due to be returnedin on the

two weeks.

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Maya put a holdat for on

the book. In two weeks, sheneeded ran would

be going to

Florida on springbreak crashlunch

to visit her grandpa. She lookedafter behind forward

to reading the

book about manateesdown on to

the plane. Her grandpa had promisedand for to

take her

to a beach whereshe those we

would see wild manatees, and shechecked selected wanted

to be able to

impress himas on with

all the facts that she wouldapply learn scrap

from the library book.

Unfortunately, theauthor book fish

was not returned to the libraryat for on

time. Maya

was disappointed. Her momchecked flunked missed

out a few books on dolphinsand soon yet

jellyfish

instead. Those were okay, butthey we you

weren’t what she really wanted.

WhenI fish they

got to Florida, her grandfather pickedcarts oceans them

up at the airport.

A bookstorebag tree wire

was waiting in the backseat. “Lookfor in to

there,” her grandfather

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said. “I gotits they you

a surprise.”

She looked. Inside the bag she found three books, all of them on manatees.

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Progress Monitoring Maze 4.6

Name: _________________ Date: _______________

Practice Passage

Tom goes to a school far from his house. Every morning, he

takes a schoolbus pen work

to go to school. In theafternoon library morning

, he also

takes a bus home.

Correct: ___________Incorrect: ___________Adjusted Score: _______

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Butterflies and Moths

You seldom see anyone swat at a butterfly. But people often take a swipe

at from or

two at a fluttering moth. Whyhas is sets

it that people seem to lovebutterflies hardships passengers

as much as they dislike moths?

Moths Socks Twigs

are usually considered by people toaim be run

dull, drab pests. But why

ishis some that

? They don’t bite or sting. Theyaren’t don’t hasn’t

attack people or pets. And moths

aren’t don’t mustn’t

eat clothing, though some moth larvaedo give use

. Most adult moths don’t

eat atall leaf none

. They can’t because they don’t havea it my

mouth. And the few moths

thatcan give make

eat like to feed on nectar.

In On To

fact, butterflies and moths are closelyaccused glued related

. They are so much

alike theyare may tend

classified as the same order ofaffairs flowers insects

by scientists.

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They both have scalesfor so that

cover their bodies and wings. Thesechecks fabrics scales

are not the same as reptilescales teeth wings

but are odd hairs that haveaccessed evolvedhurried

into tiny

scale-like structures. Both butterfliesand but some

moths continue to grow and shed

and our these

scales throughout their lifetimes. So, itis lies wins

a myth that if you touch

a his of

butterfly’s wing and the powder rubsfrom next off

on your fingers, the butterfly or

bee bird moth

will not be able to fly.Our That Who

powder is just made up ofas my the

tiny scales.

How do you tellbutterflies ducklings nightcrawlers

and moths apart? Consider these facts:

Even Most Sad

moths appear only at night. Andeither most that

butterflies fly only during

the day.But In The

there are some moths that areactive fluid honest

during the day. Most moths

areclean poor small

and dull in color. And mostbutterflies nightcrawlers porcupines

are brightly colored. But

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there areall blank some

large and colorful moths as well.And May Why

some species of butterflies

are quiteburnt small tight

and dull. But even that detailasks has wants

exceptions.

One way to tell mothsand but on

butterflies apart is to look closelyatfromout

the

antennae. The antennae of abutterfly kangaroo spaceship

are usually straight and thick atice my the

tip

while most moths have featheryantennae locations neckties

that come to a point.

Butterfliesalso fine that

usually fold their wings straight upduring except over

their backs, so

that the wingslead read touch

each other and align perfectly likea her if

single wing. Moths,

by contrast, usuallybake hold lose

their wings in a tent-like way.

Butterflies Inspectors Milkshakes

grow from larvae which are protectedafter towardswithin

a hard and

smooth covering calleda in my

chrysalis, whereas moths make cocoons which

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are have might

wrapped in a covering of silk.

But The Your

fact is that there is nodull plural single

feature that distinguishes all butterflies

fromall easy low

moths. The more that scientists discover and study new species of

butterflies and moths, the more any strong distinctions between the two become hazy

and uncertain.

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