Harrison County Schools

Reading/Language Arts Curriculum Map

 

Kindergarten – 4th Marking Period

 

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4th Marking Period

CSOs

 

Phonemic awareness

RLK. 1.1
RLK. 1.2
RLK. 1.3
RLK. 1.4

RLK. 1.1 Phonemes

identify that words are made of phonemes (c/a/t)

RLK. 1.2 Sds One-syllable Word

identify the sounds in a one-syllable word (p/l/a)

RLK. 1.3 Onset/Rime

recognize/blend onset and rime

RLK. Segmentation (DIEBELS)

segment individual sounds in words

RLK. 1.4 Phonetic Analysis

identify pictures/words with the same ending sound

identify the beginning and ending sounds in words

identify medial sound in words (Short/long vowels)

Phonics

RLK. 1.1
RLK. 1.2
RLK. 1.5

RLK. 1.1 Phonemes

correspond sounds to the letters of the alphabet

RLK. 1.2 Sds One-syllable Word

decode phonetically regular one-syllable words

begin to decode one-syllable nonsense words

RLK. 1.5 Letter Recognition

recognize/name upper and lower case letters in random order

Strategies

 

Focus During this Nine Weeks

Schema/Prior Knowledge

Sensory Imagery

Drawing Inferences

Asking Questions

Determining Importance

Synthesizing

Monitoring/Clarifying

Text

Comprehension

RLK. 1.7
RLK. 1.10
RLK. 1.11
RLK.   1.12
RLK. 1.13

RLK. 1.7 Comprehension Concepts

identify the setting of a story

arrange story events in correct sequence

retell a story in own words including

make predictions based on illustrations or portions of the text

identify the main characters in a story

recognize the main idea of a story

RLK. 1.10 Purpose for Reading

establish purpose for reading (information/pleasure)

RLK. 1.11 Author's Purpose

identify author's purpose (persuade/inform)

RLK.   1.12 Making Connections

make connections between literary works and self, text and world

RLK. 1.13 Resources to Support Literacy

use reading skills to understand a variety of informational resources

Vocabulary

RLK. 1.6

RLK. 1.6 Sight/Vocabulary Words

recognize/identify color/number words

use a variety of words to describe persons, places, things and actions in literature and real life situations

locate/identify high frequency words in text as presented

Fluency

RLK. 1.2
RLK. 1.4
RLK. 3.1

RLK. 1.2 Sds One-syllable Word

decode one-syllable words w/fluency
20 per minute by April

RLK. 1.4 Phonetic Analysis

identify/say the first sound in a one-syllable word
Jan-10 per minute
Feb-20 per minute

say the most common sound associated with individual letters
Nov-10 per minute
Dec-15 per minute
Jan-20 per minute
Feb-25 per minute

RLK. 3.1 Listen/Recite/Respond 

use voice level, phrasing, and intonation during choral/echo reading of short poems, nursery rhymes, songs, and stories with repeated patterns and refrains.

Writing Process

RLK. 2.2
RLK. 2.3
RLK. 2.4

RLK. 2.2 Process

begin to use revising and editing in writing process

develop an awareness of of a variety of genres (Poetry/letters/journals/fiction/nonfiction)

begin to write a simple story by using simple graphic organizer

use a simple graphic organizer to tell/retell a story including beginning, middle and end

RLK. 2.3 Self-Expression

match their written text to their illustrations-Pictures more detail

understand that print conveys meaning in writing and can express meaning of  attempted writing

RLK. 2.4 Informational Resources

use a variety of resources to develop ideas (video/TV/graphs/computers)

use pictures/charts to develop ideas in writing

Grammar Mechanics

RLK. 2.3
RLK. 2.6
RLK. 2.7

RLK. 2.3 Self-Expression

demonstrate some sound/symbol correspondence evident in spellings

RLK. 2.6 Conventions of Capitalization

capitalize the first word in a sentence

recognize the use of capital letters in proper names

RLK. 2.7 Conventions of Punctuation

use punctuation (question mark/exclamation point) w/support

use punctuation (period) w/support

Handwriting

RLK. 2.1

RLK. 2.1 Conventions of Print

use standard formation to write all letters correctly

write letters/numbers on K manuscript paper using standard formation

write first/last name

use spacing between words w/support

write left to right and top to bottom

use proper writing position/pencil grip

Spelling 

RLK. 2.5

RLK. 2.5 Conventions of Spelling

write phonetic spelling of words

write high interest words

spell some high frequency words appropriate to grade level

Ongoing

RLK. 1.6
RLK. 1.9
RLK. 1.14

RLK. 1.6 Sight/Vocabulary Words

Word Wall

utilize word wall to identify level appropriate sight words/vocabulary words

RLK. 1.9 Concepts of Print

identify the title of a book

identify the title page of a book

match one to one/print and voice

identify the front and back cover of a book

hold printed material appropriately

turn pages appropriately

follow text from left to right/top to bottom

distinquish print from pictures

distinquish letters from words

RLK. 1.14 Independent Reading

read independently 20 minutes per day

Listening, Speaking, Viewing

RLK. 3.1
RLK. 3.2

RLK. 3.1 Listen/Recite/Respond 

listen, recite and respond to familiar stories

listen, recite and respond to nursery rhymes, poems and songs

RLK. 3.2 Main Idea/Visual Media

understand the main idea/message in visual media

 
 

 

Kay Devono, Title I Director

Lizbeth Bucy, Title I Coordinator of Instruction

Lola Brown, Title I Curriculum Specialist

Janet Benincosa, Technology Integration Specialist