Synonyms-The student will demonstrate knowledge by determining the meaning of synonyms from grade level appropriate vocabulary, by correctly choosing a given word or phrase that means the same thing, in reading activities that incorporate explicit instruction and application.

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Antonyms-The student will demonstrate knowledge by determining the meaning of antonyms from grade level appropriate vocabulary, by correctly choosing a given word or phrase that means the opposite, in reading activities that incorporate explicit instruction and application.

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Prefixes-The student will be able to analyze and determine the correct meaning of a word, based on the prefix of the root word or how the prefix is used in the context of a passage.

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Suffixes-The student will be able to analyze and determine the correct meaning of a word, based on the suffix of the root word or how the suffix is used in the context of a passage.

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Homophones-The student will be able to identify and select the appropriate homophone or word that sounds the same, based on the context of a passage which fits the best meaning of the given word or phrase.

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Idioms-The student will be able to identify and analyze the author's use of idioms, based on the context of a passage and how these expressions are used in literal and interpretative information.

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Latin and Greek Roots-The student will be able to identify and determine the meaning of unknown words, based on the understanding of Latin and Greek roots.

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Think Aloud Level 1-Use the reading comprehension process skills of summarizing, predicting, visualizing, questioning, and clarifying with extensive scaffolding and support, through think aloud prompts.

R6107 R6108 R6109 R6110

Think Aloud Level 2-Use the reading comprehension process skills of summarizing, predicting, visualizing, questioning, and clarifying with scaffolding and support, through think aloud prompts.

R6111 R6112 R6113

Think Aloud Level 3-Use the reading comprehension process skills of summarizing, predicting, visualizing, questioning, and clarifying to independently read and comprehend texts with minimal think aloud support.

R6114 R6115

Summarizing-Develop summaries, paraphrase, or synthesize information from two or more literary or expository texts containing context clues.

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Plot, Character and Setting-Analyze and explain the impact of characters and settings within the plot of literary text(s), and how these relationships affect the central conflict.

R6101 R6102 R6103

Main Idea & Supporting Details - Non-Fiction-Identify, summarize, or explain the main idea(s) using the supporting details in an expository text.

R6045 R6046 R6047

Main Idea and Theme - Fiction-Identify, summarize, or explain the main idea(s) or theme(s) using the supporting details and symbolism in a literary text.

R6049 R6050 R6051

Fact and Opinion-Distinguish between fact and opinion in an expository text or within news sources.

R6069 R6070 R6071

Charts and Graphs-Read, interpret and make predictions using charts, graphs, diagrams, maps or other graphic representations.

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Cause and Effect-Identify and distinguish between cause and effect in expository and literary texts.

R6095 R6096 R6097

Author's Purpose-Identify and use knowledge of the author's purpose by analyzing how the literary technique of mood contributes to the comprehension of a literary or expository text.

R6053 R6054 R6055

Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions-Use knowledge, information, and ideas from literary texts, expository texts, or from multiple sources to make inferences about the text(s) (e.g., make inferences, draw conclusions, make generalizations, infer sequence of events, and infer a character's feelings.)

R6037 R6038 R6039

Compare and Contrast-Compare and contrast characters, settings, ideas, point of view, and/or plot within varied genres that includes figurative language such as metaphors.

R6080 R6081 R6082

State Simulation Test-Students will demonstrate knowledge of comprehension skills on grade level appropriate literary and expository passages, with questions that simulate a high-stakes assessment.

R6116 R6117 R6118

Before Reading-The student will explore content through discovery and develop vocabulary through the use of a literature-based glossary.

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During Reading-The student will achieve comprehension by reading literature with emphasis on vocabulary and respond to the literature. Authentic nonfiction literature is included.

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After Reading-The student will use a variety of strategies to comprehend reading selections. Student uses prior knowledge and will analyze and evaluate to make sense of texts. Student will monitor his or her own comprehension and act purposefully when comprehension breaks down using strategies. Student will write for different purposes and write a variety of compositions based on practical and literary prompts and complete a research-writing project.

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Language Arts-Through learning activities focused on recognition and application, the student will practice language art skills. These activities have direct instruction, practice, and scored assessment.

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Before Reading-The student will explore content through discovery and develop vocabulary through the use of a literature-based glossary.

67270 67271

During Reading-The student will achieve comprehension by reading literature with emphasis on vocabulary and respond to the literature. Authentic fiction literature is included.

67272 67273

After Reading-The student will use a variety of strategies to comprehend reading selections. Student uses prior knowledge and will analyze and evaluate to make sense of texts. Student will monitor his or her own comprehension and act purposefully when comprehension breaks down using strategies. Student will write for different purposes and write a variety of compositions based on practical and literary prompts and complete a research-writing project.

67274 67275 67276 67277 67278 67319 67320

Language Arts-Through learning activities focused on recognition and application, the student will practice language art skills.

67279 67280

Before Reading-The student will explore content through discovery and develop vocabulary through the use of a literature-based glossary.

67281 67282

During Reading-The student will achieve comprehension by reading literature with emphasis on vocabulary and respond to the literature. Authentic nonfiction literature is included.

67283 67284

After Reading-The student will use a variety of strategies to comprehend reading selections. Student uses prior knowledge and will analyze and evaluate to make sense of texts. Student will monitor his or her own comprehension and act purposefully when comprehension breaks down using strategies. Student will write for different purposes and write a variety of compositions based on practical and literary prompts and complete a research-writing project.

67285 67286 67287 67288 67289 67321 67322

Language Arts-Through learning activities focused on recognition and application, the student will practice language art skills.

67290 67291

Before Reading-The student will explore content through discovery and develop vocabulary through the use of a literature-based glossary.

67292 67293

During Reading-The student will achieve comprehension by reading literature with emphasis on vocabulary and respond to the literature. Authentic fiction literature is included.

67294 67295

After Reading-The student will use a variety of strategies to comprehend reading selections. Student uses prior knowledge and will analyze and evaluate to make sense of texts. Student will monitor his or her own comprehension and act purposefully when comprehension breaks down using strategies. Student will write for different purposes and write a variety of compositions based on practical and literary prompts and complete a research-writing project.

67296 67297 67298 67299 67300 67323 67324

Language Arts-Through learning activities focused on recognition and application, the student will practice language art skills. These activities have direct instruction, practice, and scored assessment.

67301 67327

Before Reading-The student will explore content through discovery and develop vocabulary through the use of a poetry-based glossary.

67302 67303

During Reading-The student will achieve comprehension by reading poetry with emphasis on vocabulary and respond to the poems.

67304

After Reading-The student will use a variety of strategies to comprehend reading selections. Student uses prior knowledge and will analyze and evaluate to make sense of texts. Student will monitor his or her own comprehension and act purposefully when comprehension breaks down using strategies. Student will write for different purposes and write a variety of compositions based on practical and literary prompts and complete a research-writing project.

67305 67306 67307 67308 67309 67325 67326

Language Arts-Through learning activities focused on recognition and application, the student will practice language art skills. These activities have direct instruction, practice, and scored assessment.

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Sentence Structure-Demonstrate that sentences are composed of a subject and a predicate, and identify sentence fragments and run-on sentences.

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Punctuation-Review and correctly punctuate the four types of sentences as declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.

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Pronouns-Identify pronouns, demonstrate agreement between pronouns and antecedents, and write with increasing accuracy when using pronoun objective and subjective cases, such as, ''He and they joined me.''

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Verbs-Identify and correctly use action and helping verbs. Identify irregular spelling of forms of ''to be, to do,'' and ''to have.''

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Transitive & Intransitive Verb-Discriminate between transitive and intransitive verbs and direct and indirect objects. Recognize and use correctly such troublesome verbs as ''sit/set; rise/raise; lie/lay.''

6432 6479

Adjectives & Adverbs-Identify and use descriptive adjectives and adverbs to enhance writing.

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Important Small Words-Identify interjections, conjunctions, and prepositions in grade-level written composition. Use prepositional phrases to elaborate ideas.

6435 6482

Dependent/Independent Clause-Identify and correctly punctuate dependent and independent clauses.

6436 6483

Composition Writing-Use Standard English in grade level appropriate composition. Correctly use the following: ''good/well; who/whom between/among; which/that/who.''

6437 6484

Verb Tenses-Use verb tenses correctly, including present, past, future, and perfect forms, and demonstrate parallel structure (consistent tense) in sentences.

6438 6485

Proper Comma Use-Use commas in dates, city and states, and lists. Use commas in appositives and after introductory words and phrases, as well as with names in direct address.

6440 6487

Capitalization-Capitalize names of organizations, nationalities, races, languages, and religions, as well as titles of books, stories, poems, songs, and articles.

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Quotation Marks-Use quotation marks in dialogue and titles, using grade-level vocabulary.

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Linking Verbs-Identify and correctly use linking verbs with predicate nominatives and predicate adjectives.

6433

Letter Combinations-Correctly identify the different pronunciations of the letter combination ''ough'', as in; ''rough, dough, plough, borough, cough,'' and ''hiccough''.

6502 6509

Pronunciation-Correctly identify which syllable of a multisyllabic word needs to be stressed, and demonstrate understanding that the stress of a syllable affects pronunciation and can affect meaning. Identify multiple meanings of words, and understand how they can affect pronunciation.

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Affixes-Correctly identify prefixes and suffixes, and demonstrate an understanding of their meanings. ---(The learner will read silently and aloud with fluency and accuracy).-->

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Figures of Speech-Identify the use of figures of speech in written text, including analogies, idioms, similes, metaphors, and hyperbole.

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Comprehension Skills-Demonstrate comprehension skills, such as distinguishing between fact and opinion, cause and effect, and fantasy and reality.

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Identifying the Main Idea-Correctly identify the main idea and supporting details of an entire text. Paraphrase and summarize text to aid in comprehension.

6515 6532

Different Reading Styles-Demonstrate the use of a variety of reading styles and speed to fit different types of text, including poetry, novels, textbooks, instruction manuals, and newspapers.

6517 6534

Social Studies Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 1: Words from social studies, including continent, population, economics, migration, culture, suffrage, international, province, citadel, ethnic.

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Foreign Words Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 2: Foreign words commonly used in English, including touché, bona fide, status quo, incommunicado, faux, smörgasbord, al fresco, gesundheit, bon voyage, à la carte.

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Mathematics Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 3: Words from mathematics, including variable, equation, inequalities, proportions, integer, volume, capacity, perpendicular, parallel, statistics.

6522

Science Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 4: Words from science, including conductor, soluble, energy, force, system, minerals, natural resources, hypothesis, vertebrate, invertebrate.

6523

Art Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 5: Words from the arts, including instrumental, vocal, scale, chord, melody, texture, value, form, balance, variety.

6524

Technology Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 6: Words from technology, including word processor, software, hardware, font, icon, prompt, database, prototype, disk, virtual reality.

6525

Language Arts Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 7: Words from language arts, including expository, figurative, thesis, prose, metaphor, irony, dialect, personification, theme, alliteration.

6526

Interesting Origin Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 8: Words with interesting origins, including boycott, broccoli, vaccine, eureka, dandelion, chauvinism, macaroni, magenta, honeymoon, assassination.

6527

Latin Parts Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 9: Words with Latin parts, including ''omnis'' (omniscient, omnipotent), ''annus'' (annual, anniversary), ''vita'' (vitality, vitamin), ''dict'' (dictation, dictionary), ''magnus'' (magnify, magnificent).

6528

Acronyms Vocabulary-Demonstrate increased vocabulary and enhanced language use. Unit 10: Acronyms, including ''sonar, scuba, RAM, laser, radar, NATO, CARE, VISTA, NASA, UNICEF''.

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Point of View-Correctly identify an author's voice or point of view in a written selection, and determine if the selection was written in the first or the third person. Identify monologue and dialogue within a written selection.

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Elements of Mood & Tone-Explain how an author's use of formal or informal language (including the use of slang), as well as denotative and connotative meanings, can help to set the mood or tone of a selection.

6543 6553

Techniques of Writing-Demonstrate understanding of an author's use of flashbacks and foreshadowing.

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Elements of Style-Differentiate between an author's use of literal or figurative language, including imagery, metaphor and simile, symbol, and personification.

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Propaganda-Identify common propaganda techniques used in the media. Point out examples of false advertising in television ads for toys, and emotional versus logical arguments found in editorials and opinion pages. Determine whether they contain strong or weak arguments.

6547 6557

Reading Strategies-Read a selected grade-appropriate novel, and demonstate the use of the following reading strategies: ''prereading skills,'' such as scanning bold headings and graphics and predicting story events; reading skills, such as making inferences, drawing conclusions, making generalizations; and ''rereading'' for better understanding. Relate aspects of the text to your experiences.

6560 6573

Reading Genres-Determine the reading level of a selection, and choose books that are at your level. Briefly describe these genres of literature: fiction, nonfiction, biography, and poetry. Select 25 books to read during the course of the year, with 4 of the books from the same genre.

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Characteristics of a Speech-Determine the defining characteristics of a speech, and read ''Are Women Persons?'' by Susan B. Anthony.

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Characteristics of Fiction-Determine the defining characteristics of fiction, including fantasy, mystery, science fiction, realistic fiction, and suspense.

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Characteristics of a Biography-Determine the defining characteristics of a biography, and read a biography of Marie Curie.

6565 6578

Characteristics of an Essay-Determine the defining characteristics of an essay, and read ''Advice to Youth'' by Mark Twain.

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Characteristics of a Newspaper-Determine the defining characteristics of newspapers. Determine that an author's purpose is to entertain, inform, or persuade, and relate an author's purpose to specific details within selected articles of the newspaper. Compare editorials to the use of political cartoons in persuasive journalism. Identify bias.

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Characteristics of Folklore-Determine the defining characteristics of folklore. Compare folklore from the ancient cultures of the Israelites, Muslims, Japanese, and Chinese. Read to compare your culture to the cultures of others.

6568 6581

Universal Themes of Cinderella-Explore universal themes in storytelling by comparing several versions of the Cinderella story, pointing out similarities and differences in the versions.

6569 6582

Characteristics of Poetry-Determine the defining characteristics of poetry, including stanza, meter, iamb, line length, punctuation, rhythm. Use patterned poetry, rhyming poetry, couplets, free verse, concrete poetry, song lyrics, and/or sonnets.

6570 6583

Characteristics of a Play-Determine the defining characteristics of a play, and read a version of Shakespeare's ''Julius Caesar''. Describe the ways sentence structure and patterns have changed over time.

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Paragraphs-Use the steps of the writing process (plan, draft, write, revise, edit, print, and share) to create paragraphs and multiple-paragraph essays. Choose a topic and then choose to write to persuade, entertain, or inform.

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Fictional Stories-Use the steps of the writing process (plan, draft, write, revise, edit, print, and share) to create a fictional short story that includes dialogue.

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Response to Literature-Use the steps of the writing process (plan, draft, write, revise, edit, print, and share) to create a response to literature.

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Autobiography-Use the steps of the writing process (plan, draft, write, revise, edit, print, and share), and use multimedia to create an autobiographical story (e.g., the day you were born, before you started school, a typical day, your family, your friends, what you most enjoy and what you do best).

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Poetry-Use the steps of the writing process (plan, draft, write, revise, edit, print, and share) to write a poem.

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Letter Writing-Use the steps of the writing process (plan, draft, write, revise, edit, print, and share) to write letters for various situations, including business letters, e-mail messages, and envelopes.

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Plays-Use the steps of the writing process (plan—including forming questions for investigation—draft, write, revise, proofread, edit, print, and share) to create a one-act play, correctly using theatrical vocabulary, such as stage, set, act, scene, cast, props, and sound effects.

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Brainstorming-Understand and correctly use the skills of note making, including the use of graphic organizers such as webbing, clustering, and outlining. Write and present an expository speech or persuasive argument (with supporting evidence), making use of technology to enhance presentation.

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Purposes of Listening-Determine the purposes for listening, including to gain information, to solve problems, to enjoy, and to appreciate.

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Listening to Learn-Listen to learn by taking notes, organizing, summarizing, paraphrasing spoken ideas, and asking questions.

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Writing & Following Directions-Write sequenced, concise, multistep instructions. Follow verbal multistep instructions.

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Careers in Language Arts-Research and report on careers in the field of language arts, to include journalism, library science, publishing, advertising, and theater (television, movies, video, and video-game creation).

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