Literacy Grade 4

Curriculum:     Literacy

Grade:             Four

 

State Framework:  Students comprehend and respond in literal, critical and evaluative ways to various texts that are read, viewed and heard.

 

MARKING PERIOD 4

Comprehension Objectives/Indicators of Mastery
Comprehension Objectives/Indicators of Mastery
  • Oral language/fluency:  Students will articulate a complete oral sentence with appropriate phrasing, expression, volume, and speed using a targeted tier 2 word from the text.
  • Vocabulary:  Students will make accurate use of targeted tier two words. (CMT obj. A-5)
  • Forming a General Understanding:  Students will use information from the text to make a prediction based on what is read: and. (CMT obj. A-4)
  • Developing an interpretation:  Students will identify and infer the author’s use of structure/organizational patterns; (CMT obj. B-1)
  • Examining the Content and Structure: Elaborating on the text and making judgments about the text’s quality and themes: Students will demonstrate an awareness of an author’s or character’s custom and beliefs included in the text. (CMT obj. D-3)
Phonics/Spelling Objectives/Indicators of Mastery
  • Spelling:

The students will spell easily confused words.

The students will spell hard to spell words.

The students will spell words given prefixes and suffixes.

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Fluency Objectives/Indicators of Mastery
  • Oral language/fluency:  Students will read grade-appropriate poems and will repeat them aloud with classmates with appropriate phrasing, expression, volume, and speed.
Writing Objectives/Indicators of Mastery
Writing Process

Planning:

  • Students will identify the basic elements of expository writing.
  • Students will conduct research and take notes about subjects.

.Drafting

  • Students will write a thesis statement, introductory paragraph, supporting paragraphs and a conclusion.

Revising and Editing

  • Students will use an editing checklist for conventions.
  • Students will use complete subjects, compound subjects and predicates.
  • Students will use the correct word-homophones.
  • Students will edit sentences with simple subjects and simple predicates.
  • Students will edit for fragments and run on sentences.

Sharing:

  • Students will willingly share writing with peers.
  • Students will publish work.

Reflecting:

  • Students will willingly talk about their writing piece during a conference.
  • Students will respond to writing of peers.
  • Students will use a scoring rubric for expository writing.

 
 
 
 
 
Writing Content

Ideas:

  • Students will study the crafting and structure of expository paragraphs.
  • Students will develop expository paragraphs on their favorite school subject.
  • Students will develop a biographical essay.

Organization:

  • Students will use graphic organizers to develop expository paragraphs and essays.

Word Choice:

  • Students will use quotes or statistics in their expository paragraphs.
  • Students will use anecdotes and descriptive segments in their piece.

Voice

  • Students will adjust their voice to the audience and genre.

Fluency

  • Students will communicate in writing with clarity.
  • Students’ writing will be organized and fluid.

Conventions

  • Students will use revision strategies taught.
  • Students will use an editing checklist for conventions.
  • Students will improve grammar, spelling and punctuation so reads will not be distracted from meaning of text.