Brookings School District th Grade Writing Curriculum June 2010

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Brookings School District 5-1 5 th Grade Writing Curriculum June 2010 Learning Target: Standard: = mastered Assessment: Resources: Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 o = introduced Indicator 1: Students can apply the writing process to compose text. 5.W.1.1 Students can compose narrative, and descriptive text of I can prewrite by using a graphic organizer (webbing, Student work samples, graphic organizer Primary source: one paragraph. - Application brainstorming, listing). I can identify the audience and write to meet my audience s needs. I can write using details that stick to my topic. I can write a topic sentence. Graphic organizer, teacher rubric, Write to Learn Steck Vaughn p. 96, student writing samples Mifflin English, (Teacher ;, www.eslflow.com/academic writing.html

I can use transition words to organize my writing. I can organize my writing into paragraphs (introduction, body, conclusion). I can use descriptive words when I write. I can use figurative language to enhance writing (personification, simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia). I can vary my sentence length. I can vary my sentence beginnings.

I can write using correct spelling. I can write using correct punctuation. I can write using correct grammar. I can write using correct capitalization. I can indent my paragraphs. I can write a story with a plot, a point of view, setting, and conflict.

5.W.1.2 Students can express ideas; reflect on personal thoughts, opinions, and observations; and respond to literature through writing. - Synthesis I can describe characters with details. I can write to compare and contrast. I can revise writing. Teacher observation Primary source: 6-Traits Writing I can edit writing. Teacher observation Primary source: I can share my writing with peers. I can use a rubric to selfevaluate. I can write what I observe. (5.W.1.2) I can write my opinions. (5.W.1.2) Teacher observation Teacher made rubric Student writing samples Student writing samples, reading journal Student writing Teacher made rubric Concrete object/image Novels, teacher prompts, newspapers, Time For Kids, poems

I can write what I m thinking. (5.W.1.2) Student writing samples, reading journal Novels, teacher prompts, newspapers, Time For Kids, poems I can write in response to what I ve read ( a funny part I read something that made me sad ). (5.W.1.2) Student writing samples, reading journal Novels, teacher prompts, newspapers, Time For Kids, poems I can write how my personal experiences connect to the text. (5.W.1.2) Student writing samples, reading journal Novels, teacher prompts, newspapers, Time For Kids, poems I can write different forms of poetry (haiku, cinquains, limerick, acrostic). 5.W.1.2 Student writing samples Unit 12, Internet activities Indicator 2: Students can apply Standard English conventions in their writing. 5.W.2.1 Students can punctuate I can punctuate and capitalize and capitalize text including dialogue. - Application dialogue. (5.W.2.1) Reteaching Workbook p. 57, Workbook Plus p.96-97, student writing samples, Unit 5 checkup, Unit 5 test 5.W.2.2 Students can identify and incorporate verbs in the writing process. - Synthesis I can find and use action verbs. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test Unit 5: Workbook Plus and Reteaching Workbook I can find and use helping verbs. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test o I can find and use linking verbs. (5.W.2.2) I can find and use present tense verbs. (5.W.2.2) Teacher observation student writing samples, checkup, test

I can find and use past tense verbs. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test I can define, find and use future tense verbs. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test I can change the tense of a regular verbs. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test I can change the tense of an irregular verbs. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test I can write sentences with subject-verb agreement. (5.W.2.2) student writing samples, checkup, test Grammar Subject/Predicate I can identify the subject in a sentence. Unit 1 test (Grammar and Writing Assessment) I can identify the predicate in a sentence. Unit 1 test (Grammar and Writing Assessment) I can identify and use compound subjects. Harcourt Language p. 8 Harcourt Language Practice Book; Language Exercises-

Pronouns I can identify and use compound predicates. I can identify and use compound sentences I can identify and use pronouns in my writing. Harcourt Language p. 13 Houghton Mifflin Reteaching Workbook p. 8-9; Steck Vaughn p. 22 Unit 6 worksheets, Unit 6 test Harcourt Language Practice Book; Language Exercises- Unit 1; Language Exercises- Unit 6; Language Exercises- I can use I and me correctly. Unit 6 worksheets, Unit 6 test Unit 6 I can identify and use possessive pronouns correctly. Unit 6 worksheets, Unit 6 test Unit 6 Adjectives I can identify and use demonstrative adjectives (this, these, that, those). Workbook Plus p. 73, Unit 4 checkup Unit 4 I can identify and use proper Unit 4 checkup, Unit 4 test adjectives (Japanese beetle, French bread, African Jungle). Possessives I can identify and use singular Unit 2 checkup, Unit 2 test and plural possessives Unit 4 Unit 2 Adverbs I can define an adverb. Matching quiz over grammar terms I can identify and use adverbs checkup, test ending in -ly. I can identify and use adverbs checkup, test that compare. Prepositions o I can identify prepositions. Teacher observation o I can identify prepositional phrases. Teacher observation

Homophones I can use correct homophones in my writing. Reteaching Workbook p. 69, Workbook Plus p. 118; student writing samples Spelling I can master assigned spelling Teacher assigned spelling tests lists. Unit 6; Daily Language Review Trophies (Basal Reading Series) Spelling Lessons, Rebecca Sitton High Frequency Words (#401-600), SpellingCity.com I can write using correct spelling. ( Guess and Go strategy), spell check on word processor, dictionary, spelling strategies Abbreviations I can use abbreviations to construct meaning. Reteaching Workbook p. 58, Workbook Plus p. 98, Unit 5 checkup, Unit 5 test Unit 5, Daily Language Review, Daily Oral Language