Harrison County Schools

Reading/Language Arts Curriculum Map

 

Grade 1 – 1st Six Weeks

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1st Marking Period

CSOs

Activities

Assessments

Suggested Resources

Phonemic awareness

RLA.O.1.1.01

RLA.O.1.1.02

Reading Street

*Rhyme Away

*Draw a Rhyme

*Silly Willy Song

*Rhyming Picture Sorts

*Phoneme isolation, deletion, substitution, segmentation, and blending, sound matching and rhyming activities (see resources)

Elkonin boxes

*Phonemic Awareness Inventory (CTP Phonemic Awareness book) *Teacher observation

*Anecdotal records

 

Best Practices by Harrison County Teachers

techSteps Project –

“Look at the Clouds”

 

Odyssey Lesson Number

10264  10270  10271

Unitedstreaming

26 Videos

122 Clips

Fall Phonemic Awareness Songs & Rhymes Creative Teaching Press

 ABC Chicka Boom With Me Creative Teaching Press

Phonemic Awareness Creative Teaching Press

Oo-pples and Boo-noo-noos Harcourt Brace

Dr. Jean CD’s

Phonics

RLA.O.1.1.04

*Introduce and practice initial/final consonants and short vowel patterns orally, with manipulatives, and in writing through the following:

*Word sorts

*Build-a-Word lessons

 (Systematic Phonics)

*Shared reading of predictable big books

*Making & sharing alphabet books

*Using student names to make letter, sound, and word observations

*Observation

*Hearing and Recording Sounds in Words (Observation Survey)

*Words Their Way Primary Spelling Inventory Feature Guide

*Running Records

DIBELS

Odyssey Lesson Number

10264     10270     10271

Unitedstreaming

19 Videos

143 Clips

Creative Teaching Press

ABC Chicka Boom With Me

Month-by-Month Phonics for First Grade Carson-Dellosa

Systematic Sequential Phonics They Use Carson-Dellosa

Making Words Good Apple

Words Their Way

Pearson

Morning Message by Adams, Farnham, McQuillen, Peabody (Scholastic)

Concepts About Print

RLA.O.1.1.10

Modeled through Shared Reading and Writing

Running Records

Concepts About Print Observation Task

Teacher Observation

Odyssey Lesson Number

10574

10575

Unitedstreaming

4 Videos

59 Clips

An Observation Survey by Marie Clay

Big Books/Read Aloud books

Strategies

RLA.O.1.1.17

RLA.O.1.1.13

See text comprehension activities below

 *Coaching and prompting for strategies and cueing systems:

Get your mouth ready

Go back and reread

1-1 match

What makes sense?

Check the picture

Slide and check

Skip and return

Does it sound right?

Does it look right?

Look for known parts

 

Odyssey Lesson Number

10416  10429  10444

Unitedstreaming

70 Videos

79 Clips

Strategy wall cards or posters

Readinglady.com

Guided Reading by Irene Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell

Teaching Reading Strategies in the Primary Grades by Bette S. Bergeron and Melody Bradbury-Wolff (Scholastic)

The Ultimate Guided Reading How To Book by Gail Saunders-Smith

Text

Comprehension

RLA.O.1.1.05

RLA.O.1.1.12

RLA.O.1.1.14

*Model and chart text-to-self connections with a read aloud text.

*Read the room using “magic glasses”, pointers, magic wands, or other props

*Students will create their own labels for items in the room.  They can take turns reading each other’s labels.

*Teacher observation

*Anecdotal records

*T-charts

*Story maps

*Class participation

*Rigby Running Records with Re-tell

Odyssey Lesson Number

10582  10583  10584

Unitedstreaming

77 Videos

83 Clips

Reading with Meaning by Debbie Miller

Mosaic of Thought by Ellin Keene & Susan Zimmerman

Vocabulary

RLA.O.1.1.07

*Use individual word rings

*Guess the covered word

*Choral rehearsal

*Word Wall Activities

*Teacher observation

*Sight Word List

*Word Wall Quizzes

Odyssey Lesson Number

10503  10516  10529

Unitedstreaming

2 Videos

12 Clips

Elements of Reading Harcourt

Bringing Words to Life by Isabel Beck

Fluency

RLA.O.1.1.11

Model & Rehearse the following:

*Echo reading

*Oral recitation

 

Perfect Poems with Strategies for Building Fluency (Scholastic)

Building Fluency:  Lessons and Strategies for Reading Success by Wiley Blevins (Scholastic)

The Fluent Reader by Timothy Rasinski (Scholastic)

Writing Process

 

 

RLA.O.1.2.04

RLA.O.1.2.09

*Model writing—morning message

*Shared writing

*Student writing included in a center for the students to read

*Abc books

*Student journals

*Pattern stories

*Writing Conferences with Students

*Skill checklists

*Rubrics

*Anecdotal records

*Observation

Odyssey Lesson Number

10589  10590  10591

Unitedstreaming

17 Videos

115 Clips

About the Authors by Katie Wood Ray

Four Square Writing

Grammar Mechanics

RLA.O.1.2.02

RLA.O.1.2.06

RLA.O.1.2.07

Modeling

*Morning message

*Journal writing

Basal transparencies to introduce grammar concepts

Observation

Journal entries

Writing assessments

Odyssey Lesson Number

10572

10573

Unitedstreaming

1 Video

12 Clips

*Morning Message by Adams, Farnham, McQuillen, Peabody (Scholastic)

Getting the Most Out of Morning Message and Other Shared Writing (Scholastic)

Beyond Morning Message (Scholastic)

Handwriting

 

RLA.O.1.2.01

*Teacher modeling w/oral description

*Trace on laminated letter strips w/ marker

*Use dry jello, shaving cream, sandpaper to practice writing letters

*Students write on each other’s back with fingers

*Teacher observation

*Workbook pages

*Writing paper

 

Odyssey Lesson Number

10264  10270  10283

Unitedstreaming

1 Video

30 Clips

*Zaner Bloser Writing Basal Series

*Oral letter descriptions for writing letters from Jan McNeel

*Wall cards

*Desk name plate with alphabet

Spelling 

RLA.O.1.2.05

*Build-A-Word lessons

*On-the-Back activity—Give students a word with a basic rime pattern (fan) to write on their paper.  Tell students that if they can spell fan they can spell man and to write it on their paper.  Continue calling words substituting the beginning consonant.

*Rounding Up the Rhymes-Reread a story with many rhyming pairs.  As you read, have students identify rhyming words.  Write the pairs on a chart and discuss the spelling patterns.  Make a list of additional words that have the same spelling pattern.

*Words Their Way Primary Spelling Inventory

*Hearing and Recording Sounds in Words from Observation Survey

*Informal assessment of student spelling in written work

 

Odyssey Lesson Number

10586  10587  10588

Unitedstreaming

1 Video

18 Clips

Systematic Sequential Phonics They Use by Patricia Cunningham

Month by Month Phonics for First Grade by Patricia Cunningham

The Literacy Map by Richard Gentry

An Observation Survey by Marie Clay

Ongoing

RLA.O.1.1.09

RLA.O.1.1.18

*Model strategy for establishing a purpose for reading with fiction/nonfiction through read aloud texts

*Reading interest inventory

*Introduce 5 new sight words to the classroom word wall each week. Chant, exercise, sing, whisper, write, etc., each one.

Draw configuration boxes around each word.

*Guess the covered word-Write a sentence and cover the word that you want students to guess.  Read the sentence and take suggested answers of words that would make sense.  Uncover the first letter and eliminate words that don’t begin with that letter and take additional guesses.  Uncover the word.

“Wordo” or bingo with the letters or words

D.E.A.R. time

*Self-selected, independent reading

*Word wall quizzes

*Individual word wall written assessments such

--Spotlight on words (shine flashlight on individual words on wall for children to read fluently

--On the back activities to generate word families using onset/rime for simple cvc words

--Flip books

*Reading/book logs

Odyssey Lesson Number

10416  10429 10442

Unitedstreaming

10 Videos

103 Clips

Month by Month Phonics by Patricia Cunningham

Systematic, Sequential Phonics They Use by Patricia Cunningham

Word Wall Practice (Teacher’s Friend Publications)

Reproducible Little Books for Sight Words (Teacher Created Materials)

Morning Message (Scholastic)

How to Use Word Walls by Barbara Gruber (Practice and Learn Right Publications)

Listening, Speaking, Viewing

RLA.O.1.3.02

RLA.O.1.3.01

*Include tapes of stories w/repetitive language (e.g., Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly), poems, songs, and nursery rhymes in the listening center.

 

*Provide props for students to use for acting out familiar rhymes and stories (e.g., puppets, costumes, stuffed animals)

*Teacher observation

*Anecdotal records

 

Odyssey Lesson Number

10565  10566  10567

Unitedstreaming

1 Video

6 Clips

I Can Read, I Can Write!   Creating a Print-Rich Environment by Terri Beeler (Creative Teaching Press)

*Elements of Reading (Harcourt)

Month by Month Phonics For First Grade by Patricia Cunningham

 

Kay Devono, Title I Director

Lizbeth Bucy, Title I Coordinator of Instruction

Lola Brown, Title I Curriculum Specialist

Janet Benincosa, Technology Curriculum Intervention Specialist