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Phonics Standard: The student will use phonics skills to decode words. 1. uses syllabication to decode unknown words. 1. divide words into syllables to figure out new words. 1. weekly assessments, running records, fluency assessments, practice book pages, spelling word sorts (decoding multi-syllable words) page 1 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Comprehension Standard: The student will use comprehension skills and strategies to understand a variety of texts. Fiction 1. summarizes a fictional passage. 2. understands the concepts of comparing and contrasting. 3. identifies problem and solution. 4. identifies causes and effects. Fiction 1. summarize main ideas. 2. compare and contrast. 3. describe the problem and solution. 4. describe causes and effects. Fiction 1. unit/weekly assessments, graphic organizers, oral or written responses (summarizing) 2. unit/weekly assessments, graphic organizers, practice book pages (compare and contrast) 3. unit/weekly assessments, graphic organizers, practice book pages (problem and solution) 4. unit/weekly assessments, graphic organizers, practice book pages (causes/effects) Non-fiction 5. summarizes non-fiction text. (21 st - T, H) 6. identifies facts and opinions in nonfiction text. 7. uses text features to understand text. 8. identifies causes and effects. Non-fiction 5. summarize non-fiction text. 6. identify facts and opinions. 7. use text features to get information (section headings, captions, maps, graphs, tables, diagrams, index). 8. describe causes and effects. Non-fiction 5. unit/weekly assessments, graphic organizers, oral or written responses (summarizing) 6. unit/weekly assessments, practice book pages (fact and opinion) 7. unit/weekly assessments, student work products (section headings, captions, maps, graphs, tables, diagrams, index) 8. unit/weekly assessments, practice book pages, graphic organizers (cause/effects) page 2 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Fluency Standard: The student will use appropriate phrasing, expression, and rate to comprehend texts. 1. orally reads a fiction and non-fiction grade level passage with appropriate expression, accuracy, and rate of 124 correct words per minute. 2. adjusts reading rate when reading non-fiction or challenging text. 1. accurately read a grade level passage out loud with appropriate phrasing, expression, and rate. 2. change my reading rate when I read to help me understand the text. 1. grade level fluency passage (124 cwpm) 2. grade level fluency passages, weekly, and unit tests (oral reading accuracy and comprehension) page 3 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Vocabulary Writing Process Standard: Standard: The student The student will understand will use the level-appropriate writing process to vocabulary. communicate effectively and as a tool for learning. 1. uses appropriate strategies to define words. (21 st -T) 2. a. understands grade-level appropriate tier 2 vocabulary (rich words that authors use, not typically in a student s speaking vocabulary, i.e. vast/big). (21 st - E, H) 2. b. understands grade-level appropriate tier 3 vocabulary (content-specific). 3. understands the meaning of base words. 4. interprets figurative language. 1. use a dictionary or context clues to find meanings of words. 2. a. understand and use grade level vocabulary b. understand words used in science, social studies, and math. 3. identify base words and use base words to help me learn the meaning of a word. 4. understand figurative language (simile, alliteration, idioms). 1. unit/weekly assessments, practice book pages, writing products (dictionary and context clues) 2. content area unit tests, content area writing, student work, oral discussions (Tier 2 and 3 vocabulary) 3. unit/weekly assessments, practice book pages (base words) 4. unit/weekly assessments, practice book pages (simile, alliteration, idioms) page 4 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Student Learning Expectation: I Can Statement: Ideas Regarding Acceptable Evidence of Student 1. uses the 5 stages of the writing process (prewrite, draft, revise, edit, and publish). (21 st -E, T) 2. writes for a variety of purposes. (21 st -E, T) 1. create a published piece of writing by using the 5 stages of the writing process. 2. write for different purposes. 1. writing rubrics, unit assessments, student writing (publish 6 different pieces of writing) 2. writing rubrics, unit assessments, student writing (personal narrative, persuasive, fictional story, expository, descriptive, explanatory, and content area writing) 3. evaluates and edits his/her own writing. (21 st -E, T) 4. evaluates and edits peers writing. (21 st -E, T) 3. evaluate my own writing. 4. evaluate classmates writing. 3. writing checklist, writing rubric, student work, student friendly rubric in Teacher Resource Book (self evaluation, spell check, thesaurus, dictionary) 4. writing checklist, writing rubric, student work, student friendly rubric in Teacher Resource Book (peer evaluation, spell check, thesaurus, dictionary) page 5 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Conventions of Writing Standard: The student will use conventions of writing. 1. uses conventions of grammar, capitalization, spelling, and punctuation. (21 st -E) 2. uses correct cursive letter formation. 1. write a paragraph using correct grammar, capitalization and punctuation throughout. 2. write my letters correctly in cursive. 1. student writing, unit tests, grammar practice book pages (past, present, future verb tense, capitalization and punctuation in quotations, use of dictionary and spell check) 2. student writing (cursive handwriting) page 6 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Research Writing Standard: The student will gather and use information for research purposes. Student Learning Expectation: I Can Statement: Ideas Regarding Acceptable Evidence of Student 1. identifies and selects sources of information. (21 st -C, T) 2. identifies and summarizes essential facts. (21 st -T, C, H) 3. cites information sources. (21 st -T, C) 1. identify and select sources of information. 2. identify and summarize important facts. 3. cite the book, author, and page number I used to research. 1. student writing, social studies end of unit projects, Bringing History Home (sources: print, interviews, electronic resources) 2. student writing, rubric, note taking (summarize facts) 3. student writing (cite electronic resources, text, author, page number) page 7 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Listening Standard: The student will listen effectively for information and understanding. Speaking Standard: The student will communicate effectively when speaking in a variety of settings. 1. identifies the purpose of an oral presentation for both the listener and the speaker. (21 st -C) 1. identify if a speaker s purpose is to inform, entertain, or persuade. 2. identify a purpose for listening (gather information, make decisions, be entertained). 1. graphic organizer, verbal or written response (inform, entertain or persuade) page 8 Cedar Rapids Community School District

1. speaks to entertain and inform. (21 st -E) 2. adjusts oral presentation to match the audience, occasion, and purpose. (21 st -E) 3. knows when to use formal or informal speaking register (conversation). (21 st -E) 1. speak to entertain and inform. 2. make my presentation match the audience, occasion and purpose. 3. use formal or informal language at the right time. 1. rubric, checklist, choral reading, readers theater (entertain or inform) 2. rubric, checklist, choral reading, readers theater (audience, occasion, purpose) 3. rubric, checklist (formal and informal register) page 9 Cedar Rapids Community School District

Viewing Standard: The student will use reading comprehension strategies to understand the characteristics and components of media. 1. identifies the purpose of a variety of media (entertain, artistic expression, persuade, or inform). (21 st -T) 1. determine if the purpose of media is to entertain, persuade, or inform. 1. oral responses, written responses, graphic organizers (identify media s purpose: bias, tone of voice) page 10 Cedar Rapids Community School District