>>DEBBIE MORBITT: You are about to watch a Running
Record video with a boy in kindergarten, age 6 years and 6
months. After watching this video, you can go to the analysis
video to see instructional implications.
Okay. Now we're going to read a book together, so you can
show me what a great reader you are, alright? This book is
called "At the Farm." Good job, you said it with me! So, what I
want you to do is I want you to go ahead and read this for me,
and we'll hear you read "At the Farm." Okay?
>>CHILD: At the Farm.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Good job. I'm going to let you turn
around so you can hold the pages, so I can write notes, okay?
>>CHILD: A cat is at the farm.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: You might need both hands to hold that open.
>>CHILD: I don't know what that one is.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Just try your best. What do you think it looks like?
>>CHILD: Attin.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: And.
>>CHILD: And a... I don't know what that is.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: That is kitten right there.
>>CHILD: I don't know what that one is.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: You've got the sounds.
>>CHILD: I don't know that one.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Little.
>>CHILD: Little kitten is at the farm too.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Good job. That's a cute little kitten, isn't it? I love those.
>>CHILD: I used to have a dog but it got hit by a car.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Aw. I'm sorry.
>>CHILD: A dog is at the farm. And...
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Very good! You remembered that word!
>>CHILD: At little...
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Good, you remembered that one!
>>CHILD: Puppy is at the farm too.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Excellent job. Let me turn my page real quick.
>>CHILD: Duck is at the farm. At the at a little...uh, I don't know
what this one is. I forgot what that was called. It's a little
something to talk about the animals, what they call them when they're little.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: You're right. It's what it's called when it's
little. What's it called when it's big?
>>CHILD: The real names?
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Yeah. What was the real name?
>>CHILD: Ducks.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Ducks. Right. So if you look at that word,
what do you think?
>>CHILD: It looks like duck.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: It does look like duck. Let's keep it that
way, since that's what you know, okay?
>>CHILD: ...is at the farm too. The piglet...oh, not a piglet. A pig.
Is at the farm. And the little piglet is at the farm too.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Good job! You remembered what a pig
was called when it's a baby, right? A duck is called a duckling
when it's little. That's a funny word, isn't it?
>>CHILD: Yeah.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Duckling. Alright, let's answer a couple
questions about your book, so we can go back and remember.
Can you tell me what you learned in the book?
>>CHILD: Animals.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: What did you learn about the animals?
>>CHILD: What they're called when they're little.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: What they're called when they're little,
good! Can you remember any of them?
>>CHILD: Piglet. Puppy. Duckling.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Good job!
>>CHILD: Cats. Cats too.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: There's two of every animal, like two
cats, two pigs, two ducks, two dogs. What's the difference
between the two?
>>CHILD: They're both called different things.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Why are they called different things?
>>CHILD: Because the big one's called the real name, and the
little one's called the other name.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: What's the difference between the two of them?
>>CHILD: Um... some of them don't really look the same.
This one got that...
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Yeah. That duck has a big beak. A big yellow beak.
>>CHILD: Yeah. And this one's beak is just beak.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Why do you think that is? Why doesn't
this one look like this one yet?
>>CHILD: Because it's not all the way grown up yet.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: It's not grown up yet. What's it called,
like your brother, when he's not grown up yet?
>>CHILD: Um...
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: What did you call him?
>>CHILD: I really wanted to name him TK, for real.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: What did you call him, not his name, but
you said I have a...
>>CHILD: Baby brother.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Baby brother, right. So those are babies.
Those are baby animals. What other animals do you think you
might be able to find on a farm?
>>CHILD: A cow's baby.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: A cow's baby. Do you know what that's called?
>>CHILD: Un-uh.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: It's called a calf.
>>CHILD: A horse baby.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Okay. And that can be called a foal. Isn't
that a funny word?
>>CHILD: Yeah.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Cow's baby. Would you find the momma
cow and the baby horse, also?
>>CHILD: Yeah. And a baby chicken.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: I don't know... I think it's just a chick.
>>CHILD: No... yeah. They come out of eggs.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: They do come out of eggs. You're exactly
right. Does this story remind you of anything?
>>CHILD: No.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: No, not really? Alright, you did a great
job! Do you want to try and play one more word game?
>>CHILD: Mmhmm.
>>DEBBIE MORBITT: Okay. We'll try and play one more word game.