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MARLBORO CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT-CURRICULUM MAP ELA 3-5
Subject: English Language Arts Grade 4 September
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts Becoming a Close Reader
Concepts ● Steps of the Writing
Process ● Traits of Good Writing ● How to Write a
Paragraph
Concepts ● Sentences
Concepts ● Short & Long Vowel
Sounds ● Spelling Patterns of Long
O
Skills ● Explain what a text says
using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Determine the theme of a story or text.
● Determine word meanings in a text.
● Make connections; between symbols, images, texts, and oral presentations.
● Compare different versions of the same story.
Skills ● Prewriting ● Drafting ● Revising ● Editing
Skills ● Identify and write
complete declarative, interrogative, imperative, & exclamatory sentences
Skills ● Spelling patterns
● Explain the main points in a nonfiction text accurately and support explanations using specific details in the text.
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
October
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts
● Becoming a Close Reader
Concepts ● Expository Writing
Concepts ● Sentence Part
Concepts ● Spelling Patterns of Long
I ● Spelling Patterns of Long
E
Skills ● Explain what a text says
using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Determine the theme of a story or text.
● Determine word meanings in a text.
● Make connections; between symbols, images, texts, and oral presentations.
● Compare different versions of the same story.
● Explain the main points in a nonfiction text accurately and support explanations using specific details in the text.
Skills ● a nonfiction text
accurately and support explanations using specific details in the text.
Skills
Skills ● Spelling patterns
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
November
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts
● Researching to Build Knowledge
Concepts
6 + 1 Writing
● Narrative Writing
Concepts ● Nouns
Concepts ● Spelling Patterns of Long
A ● Spelling Patterns of Long
U
Skills ● Interpret information
presented through charts, graphs, timelines, or Web sites.
● Explain how visual or graphic information helps me understand the text around it.
● Effectively participate in a conversation with my peers.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Compare and contrast a first-hand and second-hand account of the same event or topic.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Use details and examples to explain explicit information and inferences in informational text.
● Compare and contrast a first-hand and
Skills ● Apply strong verbs ● Craft well built sentences ● Focus on the topic
Skills ● Identify common &
proper nouns ● Identify singular & plural
nouns ● Identify possessive nouns ● Abbreviations of nouns
Skills
● Spelling Patterns
second-hand account of the same event or topic.
● Details and examples to explain explicit information and inferences in informational text.
● Explain how visual or graphic information helps me understand the text around it.
● Effectively participate in a conversation with my peers.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Explain how visual or graphic information helps me understand the text around it.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Take notes and categorize information.
● Write routinely for a variety of purposes.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Use context to help me to determine what a word or phrase means.
● Take notes and categorize information.
● Write an informative/explanatory text.
● Use the writing process to produce clear and coherent writing (with support).
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Take notes and categorize information.
● Use details and examples to explain explicit information and inferences in informational text.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Accurately synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Inferences using specific details from text
● Determine the main idea using specific details from the text.
● Summarize informational or persuasive text.
● Determine the meaning of academic words or phrases in an informational text.
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
December
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concept ● Research to Build
Knowledge
Concepts ● Persuasive Writing
Concepts ● Pronouns
Concepts ● Digraphs ● Spelling Patterns for /k/
Skills ● Interpret information
presented through charts, graphs, timelines, or Web sites.
● Explain how visual or graphic information helps me understand the text around it.
● Effectively participate in a conversation with my peers.
● Determine the meaning of content words or
Skills ● Use sequence and/or
transition words ● Convey the purpose ● Select striking words &
phrases
Skills ● Identify pronouns &
antecedents ● Identify subject & object
pronoun ● Possessive pronouns
Skills ● Spelling Patterns
phrases in an informational text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Compare and contrast a first-hand and second-hand account of the same event or topic.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Use details and examples to explain explicit information and inferences in informational text.
● Compare and contrast a first-hand and second-hand account of the same event or topic.
● Details and examples to explain explicit information and inferences in informational text.
● Explain how visual or graphic information helps me understand the text around it.
● Effectively participate in a conversation with my peers.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Explain how visual or graphic information helps me understand the text around it.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Take notes and categorize information.
● Write routinely for a variety of purposes.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Use context to help me to determine what a word or phrase means.
● Take notes and categorize information.
● Write an informative/explanatory text.
● Use the writing process to produce clear and coherent writing (with support).
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Make inferences using specific details from the text.
● Synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Take notes and categorize information.
● Use details and examples to explain explicit information and inferences in informational text.
● Determine the meaning of content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Accurately synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
● Inferences using specific details from text
● Determine the main idea using specific details from the text.
● Summarize informational or persuasive text.
● Determine the meaning of academic words or phrases in an informational text.
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
January
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts
Concepts
Concepts Concepts
● Considering Perspectives
& Supporting Opinions
● Expository Writing
Adjectives
● Spelling Patterns for /s/
● Spelling Patterns for /j/
Skills
● Explain what a text says
using specific details
from the text.
● Make inferences using
specific details from the
text.
● Determine the main idea
using specific details
from the text.
● Explain the main points
in a historical, scientific,
or technical text, using
specific details in the text.
● Determine the meaning
of academic words or
phrases in an
informational text.
● Determine the meaning
of content words or
phrases in an
informational text.
● Describe the
organizational structure
in informational text
(chronology, comparison,
Skills
● Varying sentence types
● Developing the topic
● Organization of the bod
Skills
● Identify adjectives &
articles
● Comparing with
adjectives
Skills
● Spelling Patterns
cause/effect,
problem/solution)
● Use a variety of strategies
to read words.
● Read fourth-grade-level
texts accurately, fluently,
with purpose, and to
make sure the reading
makes sense.
● Summarize informational
or persuasive text.
● Effectively engage in
discussions with diverse
partners about
fourth-grade topics and
texts.
● Summarize a story,
drama, or poem.
● Draw on information to
explore ideas in the
discussion.
● Prepare myself to
participate in discussions.
● Use context to help me to
determine what a word or
phrase means.
● Use resource materials
(glossaries, dictionaries,
thesauruses) to help me
determine the
pronunciation and
meaning of key words
and phrases.
● Effectively participate in
a conversation with my
peers and adults.
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
February
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts
● Considering Perspectives & Supporting Opinions
Concepts
● Narrative Writing
Concepts
Verbs
Concepts
● R-Controlled Vowels ● Spelling Patterns for /ou/
Skills
● Use literary terms to describe parts of a story, poem, or drama.
● Describe the differences in structure of drama.
● Effectively engage in discussions with diverse partners about fourth-grade topics and texts.
● Summarize a story, drama, or poem.
● Draw on information to explore ideas in the discussion.
● Prepare myself to participate in discussions.
● Use context to help me to determine what a word or phrase means.
● Use resource materials (glossaries, dictionaries, thesauruses) to help me determine the pronunciation and meaning of key words and phrases.
Skills
● Create a connection to the audience
● Use specific & accurate words
● Capture smooth & rhythmic flow
Skills
● Identify main & helping verbs
● Identify action & linking verbs
● Identify present, past, & future tense verbs
● Identify irregular verbs ● Identify contractions with
negatives
Skills
● Spelling Patterns
● Describe a story's character, setting, or events using specific details from the text.
● Use context to help me to determine what a word or phrase means.
● Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support particular points in a text.
● Write an opinion piece that supports a point of view with reasons and information.
● Group together reasons with related evidence in my opinion piece.
● Effectively participate in a conversation with my peers and adults.
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
● PAF Program
March
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts ● Gathering Evidence
Ongoing Concepts
● Main Idea ● Narrative Elements ● Questioning ● Inferring ● Visualization ● Comparing & Contrasting ● Cause & Effect ● Sequencing ● Drawing Conclusions ● Finding Evidence
Concepts ● Persuasive Writing
Concepts ● Adverbs
Concepts ● Silent Letters B
& T ● Compound
Words
Skills ● Determine the meaning of academic and
content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Explain what a text says using specific details from the text.
Skills ● Use details ● End with a sense of
resolution ● Take risks to create
voice
Skills ● Comparing
with adverbs
Skills ● Spelling
Patterns
● Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support particular points in a text.
● Determine the main idea using specific details from the text.
● Summarize informational or argumentative text, a story, drama, or poem.
● Compare and contrast a firsthand and secondhand account of the same event or topic.
● Describe a story’s character, setting, or events using specific details from the text.
● Make connection between a text and the text’s visuals.
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
April
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts ● Gathering Evidence
Concepts ● Expository
Writing
Concepts ● Prepositions
Concepts ● Contractions ● Prefixes & Suffixes
Skills ● Determine the meaning of
academic and content words or phrases in an informational text.
● Compare and contrast different narrators’ points of view.
● Describe the organizational structure in informational or persuasive text (chronology, comparison, cause/effect, problem/solution).
● Accurately synthesize information from two texts on the same topic.
● Determine the theme of a story, drama, or poem.
Skills ● Choose words
that deepen meaning
● Fluent sentences ● Integrate all
traits
Skills ● Identify prepositions &
prepositional phrases
Skills ● Spelling Patterns
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities
● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● PAF Program
May
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts Review Ongoing Concepts
Concepts ● Reflect on myself as a
writer
Concepts ● Word Usage Review
(Should be taught throughout the year)
Concepts ● Homophones ● Soft syllable endings /ar/,
/er/, and /or/
Skills Review Ongoing Concepts
Skills ● Celebrating our
accomplishments ● Cleaning up and having
fun
Skills ● Homophones ● Correct word usage in
sentences ● Multiple meaning words
Skills ● Spelling Patterns
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling
● Piece for portfolio ● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work
● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
June
Comprehension Writing Grammar Spelling
Concepts Review Ongoing Concepts
Concepts ● Showcase of Best Writing
Concepts Commas & Quotations Review (Should be taught throughout the year)
Concepts ● Review Spelling Patterns
Skills Review Ongoing Concepts
Skills ● Create final portfolio
Skills ● Proper usage of commas
& quotation marks
Skills ● Spelling Patterns ● Sight Words
Resources Major Assessments
● Pamphlet of Writing Traits with Picture Books ● Piece for portfolio
● The Writing Process - Questions to Consider ● Scholastic 6 +1 Text Book ● Sitton Spelling ● Teacher Created Spelling List ● Harcourt Language Handbook & Practice Book ● Trophies Practice Book ● Various picture, text, & chapter books ● Harcourt Trophies Series ● Storyworks & Scholastic News ● ELA Modules ● Word of the Week ● PAF Program
● Rubric grade of paragraph ● Spelling Test ● Students’ written work ● Teacher created resources ● ELA Module Assessments ● Harcourt Trophies Assessments ● Storyworks Activities ● Scholastic News Activities ● Word of the Week activities ● PAF Program
Ongoing Concepts to be taught and monitored throughout the year:
● Main Idea ● Narrative Elements ● Questioning ● Inferring ● Visualization ● Comparing & Contrasting ● Cause & Effect ● Sequencing ● Drawing Conclusions ● Finding Evidence ● Handwriting/Cursive Writing