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Grade 1 ELA Practice
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Theme: Grade 1 ELA
Students review consonant sounds and read/write words with common beginning blends such as bl, cl, st, tr, and gr.
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Students strengthen short vowel reading and spelling in CVC and CVCC words across a, e, i, o, and u.
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Students learn consonant digraphs sh, ch, th, and wh, plus the ck spelling pattern after short vowels.
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Students learn CVCe silent e patterns to read and spell long vowel words like cape, kite, hope, and cube.
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Students build automatic recognition of Grade 1 high-frequency words such as after, could, every, from, and know.
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Students read the original passage 'The Garden Club' and identify the main idea with supporting details.
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Students sequence events from the original passage 'Making Lemonade' using order words and retell strategies.
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Students identify character, setting, problem, and solution in the original passage 'The Lost Mitten'.
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Students write and fix simple sentences using capitals and end marks (. ? !).
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Students identify and sort naming words (nouns) and action words (verbs) in sentences and word lists.
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Students plan and write short narratives with clear beginnings and endings using story maps and sentence frames.
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Students learn that adjectives describe nouns and practice using color, size, sensory, and feeling words to add detail.
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Students plan and write short informational pieces with a topic sentence, on-topic facts, and simple closings.
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Students write short opinion pieces that state a view, support it with reasons, and close clearly while respecting other views.
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Students build oral reading fluency through rereading, punctuation phrasing, expression, and partner strategies.
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Students use pictures and nearby words—including synonym and antonym clues—to figure out new vocabulary.
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Students practice clear letter formation, word spacing, and line habits for readable writing.
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Students practice attentive listening, turn-taking, clear speaking, and respectful discussion habits.
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