But that's just sight reading, I don't know how to see how her comprehension is, so it basically confirms what I already knew.
The quickest and easiest way to see what her comprehension is might be to ask her teacher - most schools' reading assessments include reading comprehension. If the teacher says that the latest assessments show her to be at grade level, ask if she was tested above grade level - sometimes teachers stop at grade level.
Another way to informally assess her comprehension is to have her read to you, or have her read books that you've also read, and then ask her questions about them. This won't quantify anything, but it can give you a sense of whether or not she's comprehending different levels of text that she's capable of reading.
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