Harrison County Schools

Reading/Language Arts Curriculum Map

 

Grade 3 – 2nd Six Weeks

 


 

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2nd Marking Period

CSOs

 

Literary Passages and Texts

(Genre Choice)

RLA 3.1.3 h, g

RLA 3.2.5

RLA 3.1.3 c  Fantasy and Fable are required

Poems / Fantasy / Fairy Tales / Folktales / Myths / Fables / Historical Fiction / Chapter  Books

RLA 3.1.3 k  (Informational  is required, choose one additional)

Biography  / Informational / Autobiography (required)

RLA 3.1.13 a, b, c, d, e, or f:  Environmental Print (signs, labels, captions)

Written Directions / Informational Books

RLA 3.2.5 a, b, or c:  Reference:  Dictionary required

Text

Comprehension

RLA 3.1.10

RLA 3.1.4

RLA 3.1.11

Fiction

RLA 3.1.10 b:  Purpose for reading  pleasure

RLA 3.1.4 a, b, f:  Comprehension skills to understand a story

Story elements / Sequence  / Predict / Summarize

RLA 3.1.11:  Author’s Purpose a, b     Entertain / Inform

Nonfiction

RLA 3.1.10 a, c:  Purpose for reading     For information / Specific viewpoint

RLA 3.1.4 b, d, e:  Comprehension skills to understand a story

Sequencing / Drawing conclusions / Compare & contrast

RLA 3.1.11 a, b:  Author’s Purpose a, b / Persuade / Inform

Strategies

RLA 3.1.8

RLA 3.1.8 a, b, c  RLA 3.1.12 a,b,c,d

Word Study

RLA 3.1.2   

RLA 3.1.2   Recognize level appropriate reading vocabulary  synonyms/antonyms

Vocabulary

RLA 3.1.1

RLA 3.1.1 Recognize level appropriate sight words/content vocabulary

Fluency

RLA 3.1.9

RLA 3.1.9 b, f, e:  Read with fluency and expression  Flow / Tone / Pitch

Writing Process

 

RLA 3.2.2

RLA 3.2.3

 

3.2.2          a,b,c,d,e,f,g:  5- step writing process (integrated)

Write expository and descriptive pieces

3.2.3 a, b, d

5- step writing process (integrated)

3.2.3          a, b, d  BME / Main Idea with details / Descriptive words

Grammar Mechanics

 

RLA 3.2.10

RLA 3.2.11

RLA 3.2.10 a,b:  Grammatically correct sentence / Subject/verb agreement (singular/plural nouns – verbs)

RLA 3.2.3 c:  Sentence variety (Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory)

RLA 3.2.2 e:  Punctuation-End sentences with appropriate punctuation

RLA 3.2.9 a :  Comma- Use commas when writing dates

RLA 3.2.2 f:  Capitalization – Begin sentences with capital letter / Begin proper nouns and pronouns with a capital letter.

RLA 3.2.11 c :  Specific mechanics of grammar in written composition (Descriptive words) adjectives

Handwriting

RLA 3.2.1

RLA 3.2.1 a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i

Proper manuscript and full transition to cursive(inclusive) posture, paper placement, grip

Spelling 

RLA 3.2.7

RLA 3.2.7 a,b,c:  Conventions of spelling in writing composition

high frequency words / letter/sound relationships / structural changes

Ongoing

RLA 3.2.7

RLA 3.1.14

RLA 3.2.7a:  Establish system to spell independently using letter/sound relationships

RLA 3.1.14:  Independent reading 10-20 minutes daily

Speaking

Listening

Viewing

RLA 3.3.1

RLA 3.3.1 a,b,c:  Listen to familiar stories

Summarize and paraphrase to confirm comprehension

Recount personal experiences

Imagine beyond literary form

Glossary of Terms

 

Fantasya highly imaginative story about characters, places, and events, that while sometimes believable, do not exist.

Kay Devono, Title I Director

Lizbeth Bucy, Title I Coordinator of Instruction

Lola Brown, Title I Curriculum Specialist

Janet Benincosa, Technology Integration Specialist