Eighth Grade Language Arts Learning Targets # Common Core

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Eighth Grade Language Arts Learning Targets # Common Core Strand Standard Statement Learning Target Reading:! I can cite textual evidence that strongly support my inferences and analysis of the text" RL!#! Literature $ I can determine the theme of a text" RL $#! $ I can analyze the development of the theme throughout a text" RL $#$ $ I can analyze the relationship of the theme to the characters% setting% and plot of a text" RL $#& $ I can give an objective summary of a text" RL $#' & I can analyze how dialogue or speci(c incidents reveal information about characters or RL &#! move the plot forward" ' I can determine the (gurative and connotative meaning of words and phrases based on RL '#! how they are used in a text" ' I can analyze the impact word choice on the meaning or tone of a text" RL '#$ ) I can compare and contrast the structure of two or more texts" RL )#! ) I can analyze how the form or structure of a text contributes to its meaning and style" RL )#$ * I can analyze how di+erences in point of view create suspense or humor" RL *#!, I can analyze how a production of a text di+ers from the written text and evaluate the RL,#!

choices made by the director-actors". Not applicable to literature" / I can analyze how a modern work of (ction uses themes% patterns% or character types from RL /#! traditional stories% myths% and-or the Bible"!0 I can read and comprehend literature at the eighth grade level" RL!0#! Reading:! I can cite textual evidence that strongly support my inferences and analysis of the text" RI!#! Informational $ I can determine two or more central ideas and analyze their development over the course RI $#! Text of the text% including how supporting ideas are used" $ I can give an objective summary of the text" RI $#$ & I can analyze how a text makes connections-distinctions between individuals% ideas% and-or RI &#! events" ' I can determine the (gurative% connotative% or technical meaning of words or phrases in a RI '#! grade. text" ' I can analyze how the words the author chooses a+ects the meaning or tone of the text" RI '#$ ) I can analyze the structure of a speci(c paragraph of text% telling how each sentence is RI )#! important in the development of the concept" * I can determine the author1s point of view in a text" RI *#! * I can determine the author1s purpose for writing a text" RI *#$ * I can analyze how an author acknowledges-responds to con2icting viewpoints or evidence" RI *#&, I can evaluate the advantages-disadvantages of using a particular medium to present RI,#! a speci(c topic". I can trace and evaluate the argument and claims in a text" RI.#!. I can assess whether an author1s reasoning is sound and whether he has enough evidence RI.#$

to support the claims he makes". I can recognize when an author uses irrelevant evidence" RI.#& / I can analyze a time when two text present information about a topic that con2icts" I can RI /#! determine whether the problem is with facts or interpretation of the ideas"!0 I can read and comprehend informational text appropriate for eighth grade" RI!0#! Writing! I can write an argument with clear reasons and relevant evidence% where I: W!#! a # introduce claims% acknowledge and distinguish my claims from opposing claims% and organize the reasons-evidence logically% b # support claims with logical and relevant reasons% use credible sources and demonstrate understanding of the topic% c # use words% phrases% and clauses to create cohesion and clarify relationships% d # establish and maintain a formal style% and e # provide a concluding statement or section that 2ows from the presented argument" $ I can write an informative piece% which examines a topic and convey ideas% where I: W $#! a # introduce a topic% organize ideas with appropriate structure% include formatting% graphics% and multimedia when useful% b # use facts% de(nitions% details% and quotations% or other examples to develop the topic% c # use appropriate transitions to create cohesion and clarify relationships% d # use precise language and vocabulary to explain about the topic% e # establish and maintain a formal style% and f # provide a concluding statement or section that supports the information presented" & I can write a real or imagined narrative with descriptive details and e+ective technique% W &#! where I:

' a # establish a context and point of view% introduce a narrator and-or characters% and organize a logical event sequence% b # use dialogue% descriptions% pacing% and re2ection to develop events and characters% c # use transitional words% phrases% and clauses to convey sequence% signal shi3s% and relationships% d # use precise words and phrases and sensory details and language to convey experiences and events% and e # provide a conclusion that follows the form and re2ects on the narrated events" I can produce clear% coherent writing in which the development% organization% and style are W '#! appropriate for eighth grade tasks% purposes% and audiences" ) I can use guidance from my peers and adults to plan% revise% and edit my writing" W )#! ) I can try new approaches and focus on addressing my purpose and audience in my writing" W )#$ * I can use technology to produce and publish my work% and present relationships among W *#! ideas" * I can use the Internet to interact and collaborate with my peers on writing projects" W *#$, I can conduct short research projects% that use several sources to answer a speci(c question" W,#!, I can generate additional focused questions% if needed% during my research" W,#$. I can gather information from multiple sources 4print and digital5 and assess credibility and W.#! accuracy of those sources". I can correctly quote or paraphrase information found for my (nished work" W.#$. I can follow a standard format for citation in my work" W.#& /a I can use evidence from literature to support analysis% re2ection% and research in my writing" W /a#! /b I can use evidence from informational text to support analysis% re2ection% and research in W/b#! my writing"!0 I can write for a range of time% tasks% purposes% and audiences" W!0#!

Speaking &!a I can prepare for a class discussion and participate by referring to my (ndings during SL!a#! Listening discussion"!b I can follow agreed#upon rules for class discussions% track progress towards stated goals% SL!b#! and de(ne individual roles if needed"!c I can ask questions that connect ideas of several speakers and respond to others with SL!c#! relevant evidence or ideas"!d I can acknowledge new ideas expressed in discussion and modify my views if needed" SL!d#! $ I can analyze the purpose of information expressed in diverse media and evaluate the SL $#! motives behind the presentation" & I can identify a speaker1s argument and speci(c claims" SL &#! & I can evaluate the soundness of reasoning and relevance-su6ciency of evidence presented" SL &#$ & I can identify when irrelevant evidence is introduced" SL &#& ' I can present important (ndings in a coherent manner using relevant evidence% valid SL '#! reasoning% and appropriate details" ' I can use appropriate eye contact% adequate volume% and clear pronunciation" SL '#$ ) I can include multimedia projects or visual displays when they will be helpful in clarifying SL )#! and emphasizing information" * I can adapt my speech to a variety of tasks and contexts" SL *#! * I can demonstrate a command of formal English when appropriate" SL *#$ Language!a I can explain the function of verbal" L!a#!!b I can form and use verbs in the active and passive voice" L!b#!!c I can form and use verbs in the indicative% imperative% interrogative% conditional% and L!c#!

subjunctive mood"!d I can recognize and correct inappropriate shi3s in verb voice and mood" L!d#! $a I can use punctuation to indicate a pause or a break" L $a#! $b I can use an ellipsis to indicate an omission" L $b#! $c I can spell correctly" L $c#! &a I can use verbs in all voices and manners" L &a#! 'a I can use context clues to (gure out word meanings" L 'a#! 'b I can use common Greek and Latin a6xes and roots to (gure out word meanings" L 'b#! 'c I can use reference materials to determine pronunciation% meaning% or part of speech of a L 'c#! word" 'd I can verify what I think a word means by looking it up" L 'd#! )a I can interpret (gures of speech in context" L )a#! )b I can use the relationships between words to better understand each word1s meaning" L )b#! )c I can distinguish among connotations and denotations of words" L )c#! * I can use vocabulary appropriate to eighth grade topics" L *#! * I can use resources to gather word knowledge when needing a word important for L *#$ comprehension and-or expression"