Quick Letter Name Check
Check which uppercase and lowercase letter names a student can identify. Results organize into known and not-yet-known letters, with suggested next steps for instruction.
On-screen results + printable report
Open the check →Assess letter-name knowledge, letter-sound knowledge, phonics patterns, and oral reading fluency — with clear results teachers can use to plan what comes next.
Results appear on screen right away, with reports teachers can print or save for their own records. No student accounts required.
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Four checks, organized by developmental progression — from letter names through connected-text fluency.
Check which uppercase and lowercase letter names a student can identify. Results organize into known and not-yet-known letters, with suggested next steps for instruction.
On-screen results + printable report
Open the check →Check which letter-sound correspondences a student has secured. Results highlight sounds to reinforce — useful for planning early phonics instruction and supporting phonemic-awareness work.
On-screen results + printable report
Open the check →See which phonics patterns a student can read, following a progression from short vowels through more advanced patterns. Results group by pattern, with possible instructional focus areas.
On-screen results + printable report
Open the check →Time a student's oral reading using a teacher-selected passage. Enter words read and errors, and the calculator computes words correct per minute and accuracy, compared with Hasbrouck & Tindal oral reading fluency norms to support interpretation.
Also available as a Chrome extension
WCPM, accuracy + printable report
Open the calculator →Open a check and go — no setup, no logins. Timing is built in where you need it and optional where you don't.
Results organize by skill, include benchmark or category information where appropriate, and suggest possible instructional focus areas.
Print or save the report with your own records, following your school or tutoring policies. Student names and assessment histories are not saved to teacher accounts.
Each check generates a print-ready report that organizes results by skill and suggests possible areas of instructional focus. These are informal checks to guide teaching — not diagnostic tools or formal screeners — designed to help you see what a student knows and plan what to teach next.
Assessed fluency? Head to Fluency tools for repeated reading practice. Found a phonics gap? Build & Play has games you can load with exactly the words a student needs. Want your setups ready every time? A free account saves your activities to your dashboard.