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Students analyze Greek/Latin roots and affixes to determine meanings of academic vocabulary.
Students read 'The School Weather Station' to build precise vocabulary and intro figurative language.
Students read 'The Empty Bird Feeder Mystery' to infer, cite evidence, and explain reasoning.
Students read 'The Lantern Maker's Promise' for theme, evidence, and objective summary.
Students analyze POV and genre structure using 'The Audition (First Person Excerpt)' and cross-genre comparisons.
Students compare 'The Recycling Club' and 'The Community Cleanup' for themes, topics, and evidence.
Students analyze structures and features in 'How Coral Reefs Form and Change'.
Students plan and draft crafted narratives with sensory detail, pacing, dialogue, and revision.
Students draft organized multiparagraph informational essays with headings and linked ideas.
Students write organized opinion essays with reasons, evidence, and linking words.
Students strengthen comma rules and quotation-mark dialogue mechanics through editing and writing practice.
Students practice relative pronouns, progressive verb forms, and introductory modals to write clearer, more connected sentences.
Students explore myths, legends, and folktales using original classroom mini-tales (Brightreed river spirit, mountain twins Kor & Bel, trickster sparrow Sible) to analyze morals and archetypes.
Students learn figurative language through original classroom examples (e.g., “Her laughter was a bell that woke the sleepy hallway.” / “His sneakers whispered like soft brushes on the gym floor.”) and compose their own
Students conduct short research using multiple sources, with emphasis on paraphrasing, evaluation, organization, and citation habits.
Students strengthen spelling through syllable chunking, affixes, common ending rules, and homophone precision.
Students introduce media literacy by identifying purpose and audience and sorting fact from opinion in age-appropriate messages.
Students deliver short formal presentations with organized ideas, notes, clear voice, and respectful audience skills.
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