Harrison County Schools

Reading/Language Arts Curriculum Map

 

Grade 4 – 6th Six Weeks


 

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6th Marking Period

CSOs

 

Genre Choice

RLA 4.1.3

RLA 4.1.3 Chapter Books

Text

Comprehension

RLA 4.1.4 

RLA 4.1.4  personal response / constructive response

 

Strategies

RLA 4.1.12

RLA 4.1.12 Connections (text, self, world)

Word Study

RLA 4.1.1 or RLA 4.1.5

RLA 4.1.1 or RLA 4.1.5

Vocabulary

RLA 4.1.1

RLA 4.1.1 content area vocabulary

Fluency

 

RLA 4.1.9

RLA 4.1.9 Fluency and expression

TSW read with fluency and expressions silently and orally

Writing Process

 

RLA 4.2.4

Letters, Invitations and Thank you notes

4.2.4 research

Grammar Mechanics

 

 

Teacher choice as needed for class

Using irregular verbs

Handwriting

 

Teacher choice from text materials as needed

Spelling 

RLA 4.2.7

RLA 4.2.7 using the materials from the text and content area vocabulary

Ongoing

RLA 4.1.1

RLA 4.1.2

RLA 4.1.3

RLA 4.1.4

RLA 4.1.5

RLA 4.1.7

RLA 4.1.8

RLA 4.1.9

RLA 4.1.10

RLA 4.1.11

RLA 4.1.12

RLA 4.1.13

4.1.1           multiple meaning words (antonyms & synonyms, homonyms, content area vocabulary, context clues)

4.1.2           apply structural analysis and context clues to decode and encode words

4.1.3           recognize a variety of genres (fairy tales, folk-tales, fiction, nonfiction, myths, poems, fables, fantasies, biographies, autobiographies, chapter books)

4.1.4           comprehension skills to understand literacy works (summarize, story elements, skim and scan, define expository text, compare/contrast, imagery, paraphrase, compose personal response, infer, fact and opinion, sequence)

4.1.5           recognize the way in which language is used in literary texts (simile, metaphor, idioms, analogies, puns)

4.1.7           use meaning clues to aid comprehension and                                             make predictions about content across the

curriculum (pictures, picture captions, titles, story structure, story topic, action-events-character behaviors)

4.1.8           read with accuracy and comprehension

instructional level text (search for cues, identify miscues, reread)

4.1.9           read orally with fluent expression literary texts

across the curriculum

read silently literary texts ATC

4.1.10         determine a purpose for reading ATC

4.1.11         summarize the author’s purpose (to persuade, inform, determine a specific viewpoint)

4.1.12         compare connections between characters or simple events in a literary work in own life and other cultures (text-self, text-text, text-world)

4.1.13          increase amount of independent reading time

Speaking

Listening

Viewing

RLA 4.3.1

RLA 4.3.2

RLA 4.3.1 Listen and Respond

TSW listen and respond to familiar stories and poems

RLA 4.3.2 Visual Media

TSW define a variety of messages conveyed through visual media

Glossary of Terms

 

 

Benchmark

Reading Level

 

Rigby

28

F & P

S - T

Lexiles

700-799

DRA

50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kay Devono, Title I Director

Lizbeth Bucy, Title I Coordinator of Instruction

Lola Brown, Title I Curriculum Specialist

Janet Benincosa, Technology Integration Specialist