Entering WRAT5 Scores

The WRAT5 provides an accurate and easy-to-administer way to assess and monitor the reading, spelling, and math skills in people ages 5–85+ and helps identify possible learning disabilities.  

 

For WRAT5, there is a Demographics tab and Raw Scores tab.

 

There are two (2) WRAT5 forms;

  1. WRAT5 Blue Form

  2. WRAT5 Green Form  

 

The Demograhics and Raw Scores tabs are the same for each form.

Demographics Tab

Field Name

Description
Current (or Most Recent) Grade Level The grade level of the individual at the time of the assessment administration. The initial default is blank or the previously entered/selected value if a previously saved assessment is being viewed. The Grade Level can be selected from the pull-down list.
 
Adults are automatically assigned to grade 12+ and only age norms are available for reporting for adults 20+.
Current Medications
 		 The examinee's current medications.
Reason for Referral The reason the examinee was referred for testing. Select from the options available via the pull-down menu.

 

 

Raw Scores Tab

Subtest

Raw Score Range

Description
Word Reading Part 1 Raw Score 0–15
Part 2 Raw Score 0–55
Total Raw Score 0–70		 Provides a measure of letter and word recognition accuracy with items that include uppercase and lowercase letters (Part 1) and words with regular and irregular letter patterns (Part 2).
Spelling Part 1 Raw Score 0–15
Part 2 Raw Score 0–42
Total Raw Score 0–57		 Provides a measure of written spelling from dictation with items that include letters (Part 1) and words with regular and irregular letter patterns (Part 2).
Math Computation Part 1 Raw Score 0–15
Part 2 Raw Score  0–40
Total Raw Score 0–55		 Provides a measure of written math computation skills with items that require counting, identifying numbers, and solving simple spoken problems (Part 1) as well as solving computation problems that range from basic arithmetic to advanced operations (Part 2).
Sentence Comprehension Subtest Raw Score 0–50 Provides a measure of sentence comprehension skills and linguistic knowledge to supply a word that fills a blank in a series of items containing one or two sentences that progress in difficulty.

 

Note: A Reading composite score is based on the sum of the Word Reading and Sentence Comprehension standard scores.
The Reading composite is not provided for kindergartners or 5-year-olds.