Rosetta Stone Foundations English is aligned to the New York English as a Second Language Achievement Test Targets of Measurements, providing students with everything they need to succeed in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
ToM.L.K.1 Students can identify illustrated words, phrases, or sentences that signal important individuals, events, a narrator, and/or the main idea in grade-level spoken discourse.
ToM.L.K.2 Students can identify illustrated words, phrases, or sentences that signal or describe key details, sequence, and/or relationships in grade-level spoken discourse.
ToM.L.K.3 Students can determine the meaning of Tier 1 and some Tier 2 vocabulary in grade-level spoken discourse.
ToM.L.K.4 Students can identify illustrated language structures in grade-level spoken discourse. Language structure is defined at this grade as words, phrases, and sentences that together develop a story, a description, or a sequence of events.
ToM.R.K.3 Students can identify basic features of print, sounds, and grade-appropriate words.
ToM.R.K.4 Students can identify one-to-one letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency grade-appropriate words in context.
ToM.S.K.1 Students can use grade-appropriate language to ask questions and contribute to a conversation.
ToM.S.K.2 Students can use grade-appropriate language to describe or convey relevant details and narrate a story.
ToM.S.K.3 Students can use grade-appropriate language to provide an opinion about a topic.
ToM.W.K.1 Students can produce letters, sequence letters to produce grade-level words, and separate words with spaces.
ToM.W.K.2 Students can draw or write to provide descriptions and events to write a story or write about a topic.