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Scope and Sequenceof Skill Instruction

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Scope and Sequenceof Skill Instructionof Skill InstructionSCOPE AND SEQUENCE

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WRITINGSPEAKING & LISTENINGFOUNDATIONAL SKILLS LANGUAGEREADING LIT & INFORMATIONAL TEXT

Lesson Selections Text-Based Comprehension

Phonemic Awareness/Phonics

Fluency and High-Frequency Words

Speaking and Listening Target/Academic Vocabulary Spelling Language Writing

1

Anchor TextWhat Is a Pal? Genre: Informational

Text

Paired Selection Friends ForeverGenre: Poetry

Decodable Reader Selections

Dan and NanNat CatNan and DanFan, Fan, Fan

Target SkillMain Idea

Target StrategySummarize

Supporting SkillsGenre: Informational Text

Phonemic AwarenessBeginning SoundBlend Phonemes

Phonics Short aConsonants n, dConsonants p, f

FluencyAccuracy: Word Recognition

High-Frequency Wordsand, be, help, play, with,

you

Read AloudThe Lion and the Mouse

Listening/Speaking: Listening Comprehension

Speaking and Listening Skill

How to Have a Good Discussion

Selection Vocabularyfun, pal, pet, what

Oral Vocabularybeautiful, excellent, invitation, miss, ruin,

suddenly

Domain-Specific Vocabularyally, relative, aid

Vocabulary Strategies Classify and Categorize Words

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short a

Spelling WordsBasic: am, at, sat, man, dad,

mat

Grammar Skill Nouns

Writing Mode Narrative Writing

Writing FormLabels

Focus TraitIdeas

Write About ReadingPerformance Task

2

Anchor TextThe StormGenre: Realistic Fiction

Paired SelectionStorms! Genre: Informational

Text


Can It Fit?I RanSid PigPam

Target SkillUnderstanding Characters

Target StrategyInfer/Predict

Supporting SkillsGenre: Realistic Fiction


Phonics Short iConsonants r, h /z/sConsonants b, gPhonogram -it

FluencyAccuracy: Words Connected in Text

High-Frequency Wordsfor, have, he, look, too,

what

Read Aloud Susie and the Bandits



Ask and Answer Questions

Selection Vocabularystorm, Pop, come, wet, bed

Oral Vocabulary bandits, brave, chattered, ears, steady,

still

Domain-Specific Vocabularyprecipitation, thermometer, lightning

Vocabulary StrategiesContext Clues

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short i

Spelling WordsBasic: if, is, him, rip, fit, pin

Grammar Skill Possessives


Writing Form Captions

Focus TraitIdeas


Lesson Selections Concepts of Print Alphabet Routine Phonemic Awareness Letters and Sounds High-Frequency Words

Back to

School (one

week)

Big Books• Jack’s Talent• Back to School

• Print Represents Speech (Introductions and Names)

• Letters, Words, and Sentences• Photo Captions (Names of Countries)

• Environmental Print

• Punctuation Marks and Intonation

• Identify Letters

• Alphabet Song

• Place Names

• Name and Match Letters

• Alphabet Sequence

• Print Uppercase and Lowercase Letters of the Alphabet

• Distinguish Vowel Sounds• Blend Phonemes • Isolate Phonemes• Segment Phonemes • Rhyming Words

• Short a• Consonants m, s, t, c• Phonogram -at

Itolikeaseethewegoisare

Grade 1: Back to School Lessons

Grade 1: Unit 1







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Anchor TextCurious George at School Genre: Fantasy

Paired Selection School Long AgoGenre: Informational

Text


Lil and MaxDid Dix Dog Do It?Max Fox and Lon OxIs It Funny?

Target SkillSequence of Events

Target StrategyMonitor/Clarify

Supporting SkillsAuthor’s Word Choice


Phonics Short oConsonants l, xInflection -s

FluencyPhrasing: Punctuation

High-Frequency Wordsdo, find, funny, sing, no,

they

Read Aloud Stone Stew



Using Visuals

Selection Vocabularycurious, school, this, George, kids, mess,

paints, job

Oral Vocabulary apart, crept, proud, sneaked, snout,

worried

Domain-Specific Vocabularymascot, educator, principal

Vocabulary Strategies Multiple-Meaning Words

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short o

Spelling WordsBasic: log, dot, top, hot, lot, ox

Grammar Skill Action Verbs • Present Tense


Writing Form Sentences

Focus TraitWord Choice


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Anchor Text Lucia’s Neighborhood Genre: Informational

Text

Paired SelectionCity Mouse and Country

Mouse Genre: Fable


PalsNedKen and VicMy Pets

Target SkillText and Graphic Features

Target StrategyQuestion



Phonics Short eConsonants y, wConsonants k, v, jPhonogram -et

FluencyIntonation

High-Frequency Wordsall, does, here, me, my,

who

Read Aloud Painting Word Pictures


Selection VocabularyLucia, book, car, firefighter’s, goal, hi,

home, librarian, neighborhood, pants, plant, street

Oral Vocabulary canvas, combinations, ease, important,

rhythm, row

Domain-Specific Vocabularyurban, citizen, services

Vocabulary Strategies Alphabetical Order

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short e

Spelling WordsBasic: yet, web, pen, wet, leg,

hen

Grammar Skill Adjectives• Size and Shape


Writing Form Class Story



Research/Media Literacy SkillsUsing Text Features

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Anchor TextGus Takes the Train Genre: Fantasy

Paired Selection City Zoo Genre: Informational

Text


Fun in the SunYams! Yum!Fun, Fun, Fun!Bud

Target SkillStory Structure

Target StrategyAnalyze/Evaluate

Supporting SkillsGenre: Fantasy

Phonemic AwarenessFinal SoundSegment Phonemes

Phonics Short uConsonants qu, z

FluencyAccuracy: Self-Correct

High-Frequency Wordsfriend, full, good, hold,

many, pull

Read Aloud Training Around the Town


Selection Vocabularytakes, conductor, train, window

Oral Vocabulary alleys, dash, ferry, space, subways,

sealed

Domain-Specific Vocabularyhabitat, diet, conservation

Vocabulary Strategies Synonyms

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short u

Spelling WordsBasic: up, bug, mud, nut, hug,

tub

Grammar Skill Adjectives• Color and Number


Writing Form Class Story

Focus TraitIdeas


Research/Media Literacy SkillsClass Report

Grade 1: Unit 1







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Anchor TextJack and the Wolf Genre: Fable

Paired Selection The Three Little Pigs Genre: Fairy Tale


Ann PacksTess and JackA Duck in MudDucks Quack



Supporting Skills Story Message

Phonemic AwarenessFinal SoundSegment Phonemes

Phonics Review Short aDouble Final

Consonants and ckPhonogram -ack

FluencyExpression

High-Frequency Wordsaway, call, come, every,

hear, said

Read Aloud Night of the Wolf



Ask and Answer Questions: About Stories

Selection Vocabularysheep, trick, wolf, once upon a time

Oral Vocabulary clang, fault, figure, jumbled, plenty,

tossed

Domain-Specific Vocabularymoral, consequence, tradition

Vocabulary Strategies Shades of Meaning

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short a

Spelling Words Basic: an, bad, can, had, cat, ranChallenge: add, pass

Grammar Skill Complete Sentences

Writing Mode Informative Writing

Writing Form Sentences That Describe

Focus TraitIdeas


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Anchor TextHow Animals

CommunicateGenre: Informational Text

Paired SelectionInsect Messages Genre: Informational Text


Brad and CrisWhat Did Dad Get?CrabsThe Big Job

Target SkillMain Idea and Details


Supporting Skills Text and Graphic Features

Phonemic AwarenessSegment PhonemesBlend Phonemes

Phonics Review Short iClusters with rPhonogram -ip

FluencyRate

High-Frequency Wordsanimal, how, make, of,

some, why

Read Aloud Prairie Dogs



Discuss Informational Text: Compare and Contrast

Selection Vocabularybaby, bees, bird, dance, down,

elephants, food, smell

Oral Vocabulary agreement, crowd, discussed, warn,

creek, bills

Domain-Specific Vocabularybehavior, instinct, senses

Vocabulary Strategies Using a Glossary

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short i

Spelling Words Basic: in, will, did, sit, six, bigChallenge: trip, grin

Grammar Skill Commas in a Series


Writing Form Poetry



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Anchor TextA Musical DayGenre: Realistic Fiction

Paired SelectionDrums Genre: Informational Text


Our FlagThe PlanOur Sled ClubThe Pet Club



Supporting Skills Narrator

Phonemic AwarenessSegment PhonemesMiddle Sound

Phonics Review Short oClusters with lPhonogram -ock

FluencyPhrasing: Natural Pauses

High-Frequency Wordsher, now, our, she, today,

would

Read Aloud The Neighbors


Selection Vocabularyaunt, band, guitars, music

Oral Vocabulary crisp, edges, faraway, peeked, smudge,

village

Domain-Specific Vocabularypercussion, composer, rehearse

Vocabulary Strategies Define Words

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short o

Spelling WordsBasic: on, got, fox, pop, not, hopChallenge: block, clock

Grammar Skill Statements


Writing Form Thank-You Note



Research/Media Literacy SkillsHow to Make a Musical Instrument

Grade 1: Unit 2







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Anchor TextDr. Seuss Genre: Biography

Paired SelectionTwo Poems from Dr.

Seuss Genre: Poetry


Step Up!Splat! Splat!Nuts for Ben and JenMiss Tess Was Still

Target SkillText and Graphic Features


Supporting Skills Genre: Biography


Phonics Review Short eBlends with s

FluencyAccuracy: Word

Recognition

High-Frequency Wordsafter, draw, pictures, read,

was, write

Read Aloud The Little Red Hen


Selection Vocabularybooks, Dr., hit, rhymes, wrote

Oral Vocabulary trip, yanking, twice, awake, wonder, try

Domain-Specific Vocabularyliterature, verse, paragraph

Vocabulary Strategies Antonyms

Spelling PrincipleWords with Short e

Spelling WordsBasic: yes, let, red, ten, bed, getChallenge: sled, step

Grammar Skill Singular and Plural Nouns


Writing Form Description

Focus TraitIdeas


Research/Media Literacy SkillsAsk and Answer Questions Using

Information from Media

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Anchor TextA Cupcake Party Genre: Fantasy

Paired SelectionHappy Times Genre: Poetry


Who Likes to Jump?The Lost CatFlint and ScampThe List


Target StrategyVisualize

Supporting SkillsDialogue


Phonics Review Short uFinal BlendsPhonogram -ump

FluencyStress

High-Frequency Wordseat, give, one, put, small,

take

Read Aloud Chipper Chips In



Discuss Sensory Words and Words About Feelings

Selection Vocabularybaked, cupcakes, party, tree

Oral Vocabulary enemies, forest, hibernate, must,

pouches, predators

Domain-Specific Vocabularyemotion, esteem, zeal


Spelling PrincipleWords with Short u

Spelling WordsBasic: us, sun, but, fun, bus, runChallenge: jump, must

Grammar Skill Using a, an, and the


Writing Form Description

Focus TraitOrganization


Trade BookFrom Seed to PumpkinGenre: Informational

Text

Target StrategiesSummarizeMonitor/Clarify

Content Vocabulary Wordsmoist, energy, prickly, tends, attract,

wither, bare, remain

Exte

nded

Rea

ding

Grade 1: Unit 2







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Anchor TextAt Home in the OceanGenre: Informational Text

Paired SelectionWater Genre: Informational Text


Seth and BethZeb YakThe Duck NestAnimal Moms

Target SkillAuthor’s Purpose


Supporting SkillsDetails

Phonemic AwarenessBlend PhonemesSegment Phonemes

Phonics Digraph thBase Words and -s, -es,

-ed, -ing Endings

FluencyPhrasing Punctuation

High-Frequency Wordsblue, cold, far, little, live,

their, water, where

Read Aloud The Piano Lessons


Selection Vocabularybiggest, feet, grow, manatees, ocean,

penguins, sea otters, turtle, warm, whales

Oral Vocabulary companions, exchange, gracefully,

portions, practice, strict

Domain-Specific Vocabularyarctic, current, tidal

Vocabulary Strategies Classify and Categorize Color Words

Spelling PrincipleWords with th

Spelling Words Basic: that, then, this, them,

with, bathChallenge: thick, tenth

Grammar Skill Proper Nouns


Writing Form Sentences That Inform (adverbs)

Focus TraitIdeas


Research/Media Literacy SkillsFacts About an Ocean Animal and Its

Habitat

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Anchor TextHow Leopard Got His

Spots Genre: Folktale

Paired Selection The Rain ForestGenre: Informational Text


Scratch, ChompRich Gets a DogChampsKits, Chicks, and Pups


StrategyQuestion

Supporting SkillsStory Lesson

Phonemic AwarenessBlend and Segment

PhonemesSubstitute Initial

Phonemes

Phonics Digraphs ch, tchPossessives with ’sPhonogram -atch

FluencyRate

High-Frequency Wordsbeen, brown, know, never,

off, out, own, very

Read Aloud Turtle, Frog, and Rat



Giving Clear Descriptions

Selection Vocabularydanced, flowers, giraffe, hyena, leopard,

paint, zebra

Oral Vocabulary adventure, frisky, shivered, spied,

tumbled, view

Domain-Specific Vocabularypredator, primate, jungle

Vocabulary Strategies Homophones

Spelling PrincipleWords with ch, tch

Spelling Words Basic: chin, chop, much, chip,

rich, chickChallenge: match, pitch

Grammar Skill Commands


Writing Form Instructions

Focus TraitSentence Fluency


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Anchor Text Seasons Genre: Informational Text

Paired Selection Four Seasons for AnimalsGenre: Informational Text


Phil’s New BatIn a RushRalph Goes to CampTrish’s Gift

Target SkillCause and Effect


Supporting SkillsSound Words

Phonemic AwarenessBlend and Segment

Phonemes

Phonics Digraphs sh, wh, phContractions with ’s, n’t

FluencyAccuracy: Word

Recognition

High-Frequency Wordsdown, fall, goes, green,

grow, new, open, yellow

Read Aloud The Prickly Pride of Texas



Discuss Informational Text: Compare and Contrast

Selection Vocabularyblow, day, leaves, school, seeds, snow,

snowman, spring, summer, fall, winter

Oral Vocabulary bouquet, burst, glows, plow, shrivel,

vines

Domain-Specific Vocabularyweather, cycle, sunlight

Vocabulary Strategies Word Endings -ed, -ing, or -s

Spelling PrincipleWords with sh, wh, ph

Spelling WordsBasic: ship, shop, which, when,

whip, fishChallenge: shell, graph

Grammar Skill Subjects and Verbs• Subject-Verb Agreement


Writing Form Sentences That Inform

Focus TraitIdeas


Grade 1: Unit 3







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Anchor TextThe Big Race Genre: Fantasy

Paired SelectionRules and LawsGenre: Informational Text


Tate’s CakesDave and the WhalesA Safe LodgeThe Race

Target SkillConclusions


Supporting SkillsCause and Effect

Phonemic AwarenessMiddle SoundSubstitute Medial

Phonemes

Phonics Long a (CVCe)Phonogram –akeSoft c, g, dgePhonogram -ace

FluencyExpression

High-Frequency Wordsfour, five, into, over, starts,

three, two, watch

Read Aloud The Tortoise and the Hare



Speaking About a Topic

Selection Vocabularycottontail, hay, hooray, lizard, race,

roadrunner

Oral Vocabulary cactus, habitat, mainly, search, stems,

howl

Domain-Specific Vocabularylegal, rule, duty

Vocabulary Strategies Shades of Meaning

Spelling PrincipleWords with Long a

Spelling WordsBasic: came, make, brave, late,

gave, shapeChallenge: waves, chases

Grammar Skill Verbs and Time• Present and Past Tense


Writing Form Report

Focus TraitIdeas


15

Anchor TextAnimal GroupsGenre: Informational Text

Paired Selection Animal Picnic Genre: Play


Mike’s BikeThe NestThe Nice VetKite Time

Target SkillCompare and Contrast

Target Strategy Monitor/Clarify

Supporting SkillsText and Graphic Features

Phonemic AwarenessMiddle SoundSubstitute Medial

Phonemes

Phonics Long i (CVCe)Digraphs kn, wr, gn, mbPhonograms -ine, -ite

FluencyIntonation

High-Frequency Wordsbird, both, eyes, fly, long,

or, those, walk

Read AloudThe Dancing Wolves


Selection Vocabularyamphibians, body, breathe, feathers,

group, hair, mammals, reptiles, tadpoles, tails, wings

Oral Vocabulary alert, directions, scale, sensitive, swivel,

threatened

Domain-Specific Vocabularytrait, adapt, survive

Vocabulary Strategies Suffixes -er, -est

Spelling PrincipleWords with Long i

Spelling WordsBasic: time, like, kite, bike, white,

driveChallenge: stripe, mice

Grammar Skill The Verb be• Using is, are, was and were


Writing Form Report



Research/Media Literacy SkillsAsk and Answer Questions Using


Grade 1: Unit 3







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Anchor TextLet’s Go to the Moon! Genre: Informational Text

Paired Selection Mae JemisonGenre: Biography


Go, Jones!So Much FunJune’s PicturesMy Mule, Duke



Supporting SkillsAuthor’s Purpose

Phonemic AwarenessSubstitute Phonemes:

MedialSubstitute Phonemes:

FinalDistinguish Vowel

Sounds

Phonics Long o (CV, CVCe)Long u (CVCe)

FluencyStress

High-Frequency Wordsaround, because, before,

bring, carry, light, show, think

Read AloudOne Giant Leap


Selection Vocabularycrater, footprints, gravity, lunar, rocket,

rover

Oral Vocabulary atmosphere, decision, landscape,

miniature, surface, vast

Domain-Specific Vocabularystar, orbit, planet

Vocabulary Strategies Suffixes -y, -ful

Spelling PrincipleWords with Long o

Spelling Words Basic: so, go, home, hole, no,

rope, joke, bone, stove, pokeChallenge: chose, wrote

Grammar Skill Questions• What Is a Question? • Writing Questions


Writing Form Sentences About Yourself (main idea)

Focus TraitIdeas



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Anchor TextThe Big TripGenre: Fantasy

Paired Selection Lewis and Clark’s Big Trip Genre: Informational Text


At the BeachWho Will Teach Us?Plunk, PlunkThe King’s Song



Supporting SkillsDialogue



FinalBlend PhonemesIdentify Final Phonemes

Phonics Long e (CV, CVCe)Vowel Pairs ee, eaFinal ng, nkPhonogram -ink

FluencyPhrasing: Attention to

Punctuation (Question Mark)

High-Frequency Wordsabout, by, car, could,

don’t, maybe, sure, there

Read Aloud The Rainy Trip



Speaking to Persuade

Selection Vocabularydesert, engine, exclaimed, island, jumpy,

parachute, stubborn, travel, troubles, tunnel

Oral Vocabulary complain, delighted, horizon, lonely,

pleaded, shelter

Domain-Specific Vocabularyrailroad, pilot, motion


Spelling PrincipleWords with Long e

Spelling Words Basic: me, be, read, feet, tree,

keep, eat, mean, sea, theseChallenge: street, please

Grammar Skill Compound Sentences• Produce and Expand

Compound Sentences


Writing Form Sentences About Yourself (details)

Focus TraitIdeas


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Anchor Text Where Does Food Come

From?Genre: Informational Text

Paired Selection Jack and the Beanstalk Genre: Fairy Tale


Ray Trains DexSweet TreatsWhat Will We Do?Let’s Eat



Supporting SkillsConclusions



Final

Phonics Vowel Pairs ai, ayContractions ’ll, ’dPhonograms -ay, -ain

FluencyExpression

High-Frequency Wordsfirst, food, ground, right,

sometimes, these, under, your

Read AloudThe Three Wishes



Using Visuals

Selection Vocabularychocolate, favorite, paddies, vegetables

Oral Vocabulary disappointed, eagerly, fancy, scampered,

slippery, spotted

Domain-Specific Vocabularycrop, livestock, orchard


Spelling PrincipleVowel Pairs ai, ay

Spelling Words Basic: play, grain, sail, mail,

may, rain, way, day, stay, painChallenge: paint, spray

Grammar Skill Names of Months, Days, and

Holidays• Commas in Dates


Writing Form Friendly Letter



Grade 1: Unit 4







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Anchor TextTomás RiveraGenre: Biography

Paired Selection Life Then and NowGenre: Informational

Text


It Was Snow FunBoat RidesFun with GramRex Knows



Supporting SkillsUsing Context


MedialDistinguish Vowel

SoundsCombine, Segment

Syllables

Phonics Vowel Pairs oa, owContractions ’ve, ’rePhonograms -ow, -oat

FluencyIntonation

High-Frequency Wordsdone, great, laugh, paper,

soon, talk, were, work

Read AloudChristina’s Work


Selection VocabularyTomás Rivera, Texas, born, library,

people, stories, family, teacher

Oral Vocabulary author, exactly, incomplete, permission,

signature, welcomed

Domain-Specific Vocabularyinvention, artifact, country


Spelling PrincipleVowel Pairs oa, ow

Spelling Words:Basic: show, row, grow, low,

blow, snow, boat, coat, road, toad

Challenge: flown, toast

Grammar Skill Future Tense• Future Tense Using will • Future Tense Using going to


Writing Form Personal Narrative



Research/Media Literacy SkillsReport About a Famous American

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Anchor TextLittle Rabbit’s TaleGenre: Folktale

Paired Selection Silly Poems Genre: Poetry


Bedtime for RayPancake RanA Springtime RainRosebud



Supporting SkillsStory Lesson

Phonemic AwarenessCombine, Segment

SyllablesRecognize SyllablesIdentify Phonemes:

Medial

Phonics Compound WordsShort Vowel /e/ea

FluencyRate

High-Frequency Wordsdoor, more, mother, old,

try, use, want, wash

Read Aloud Chicken Little



Use Sensory Words and Words About Feelings

Selection Vocabularyapple, Beaver, Goose, happily ever after,

oh, says, sky, told

Oral Vocabulary calf, flooded, meadow, rippled, swarm,

wade

Domain-Specific Vocabularyrespect, opinion, kindness

Vocabulary Strategies Compound Words

Spelling Principle:Compound Words

Spelling Words:Basic: bedtime, sunset, bathtub,

sailboat, flagpole, backpack, playpen, raincoat, inside, himself

Challenge: rowboat, homemade

Grammar Skill Prepositions and Prepositional

Phrases• Prepositional Phrases for

where • Prepositional Phrases for

when


Writing Form Personal Narrative



Trade BookAmazing Whales!Genre: Informational

Text

Target StrategiesVisualizeMonitor/ClarifyAnalyze/Evaluate

Content Vocabulary Wordsblue whale, basketball court, softballs,

mammal, sperm whale, mile, giant squid, baleen, humpback whale, right whale, destroy, scientistsEx

tend

edR

eadi

ng

Grade 1: Unit 4







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Anchor TextThe GardenGenre: Fantasy

Paired Selection Garden Good Guys Genre: Informational

Text


Mark SharkClark’s PartAt the ShoreMore Fun for Jake



Supporting SkillsRepetition

Phonemic AwarenessSubstitute Vowel SoundsSegment SyllablesBlend SyllablesAdd Phonemes

Phonics r-Controlled Vowel arr-Controlled Vowels or,

orePhonograms -ar, -ore


High-Frequency Wordsfew, night, loudly, window,

noise, story, shall, world

Read Aloud Grandpa’s Tree



Giving Clear Explanations

Selection Vocabularycandles, frightened, poems, shouted,

of course

Oral Vocabulary clever, clues, detectives, poked, sneaky,

whispered

Domain-Specific Vocabularyprune, flower, pollen

Vocabulary Strategies Prefix re-

Spelling Principler-Controlled Vowel ar

Spelling Words Basic: far, arm, yard, art, jar, bar,

barn, bark, card, yarnChallenge: smart, chart

Grammar Skill Subject Pronouns• Pronouns That Name One • Pronouns That Name More

Than One


Writing Form Story Sentences (dialogue)

Focus TraitVoice


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Anchor TextAmazing Animals Genre: Informational

Text

Paired Selection The Ugly Duckling Genre: Folktale


See the BirdsA Bath for MertFox and CrowMeet Gert

Target SkillConclusions



Phonemic AwarenessSubstitute Vowel SoundsSegment SyllablesBlend Syllables

Phonics r-Controlled Vowels er,

ir, ur

FluencyAccuracy: Connected Text

High-Frequency Wordsbaby, begins, eight, follow,

learning, until, years, young

Read AloudHow Bat Learned to Fly


Selection Vocabularyamazing, camel, color, dolphin, polar

bear, porcupine, toes

Oral Vocabulary misty, promised, receive, roamed,

slender, sparkling

Domain-Specific Vocabularygills, skeleton, organ

Vocabulary Strategies Using a Dictionary Entry

Spelling Principler-Controlled Vowels er, ir, ur

Spelling WordsBasic: her, fern, girl, sir, stir, bird,

fur, hurt, turn, thirdChallenge: curl, first

Grammar SkillThe Pronouns I and me


Writing Form Story Sentences

(vivid verbs)




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Anchor TextWhistle for Willie Genre: Realistic Fiction

Paired Selection Pet Poems Genre: Poetry


Look at This!Two Good CooksGood HomesBig Problems



Supporting SkillsFigurative Language

Phonemic AwarenessSubstitute Vowel SoundsSegment Syllables

Phonics Vowel Digraph /oo/ Syllable Pattern CVC

FluencyStress

High-Frequency Wordsagain, along, began, boy,

father, house, nothing, together

Read Aloud Around the World in a Day



Speaking to Express an Opinion

Selection Vocabularycarton, empty, errand, grocery,

happened, pocket, shadow, whirled

Oral Vocabulary accent, behave, gooey, siesta, sizzling,

translated

Domain-Specific Vocabularyshelter, caregiver, exercise


Spelling PrincipleVowel Digraph oo

Spelling WordsBasic: look, book, good, hook,

brook, took, foot, shook, wood, hood

Challenge: crook, hoof

Grammar SkillPossessive Pronouns• Using my, your, his, and her • Using mine, yours, his, and

hers


Writing Form Story Summary



Grade 1: Unit 5







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Anchor TextA Tree Is a PlantGenre: Informational

Text

Paired SelectionGrow, Apples, Grow!Genre: Informational

Text


Moose’s ToothMoon NewsBoot’s CluesRed Zed and Blue Stu





Phonics Vowel Digraphs/Spelling

Patterns: oo, ou, ewMore Spellings for /oo/:

ue, u, u_e

FluencyExpression

High-Frequency Wordsready, country, soil, kinds,

earth, almost, covers, warms

Read AloudVisiting Butterflies


Selection Vocabularyadult, blossoms, center, hundreds

Oral Vocabulary completely, gentle, lonely, recognize,

reflection, settle

Domain-Specific Vocabularyoxygen, nutrients, reproduce


Spelling PrincipleVowel Digraphs oo, ou, ew

Spelling WordsBasic: soon, new, noon, zoo,

boot, too, moon, blew, soup, you

Challenge: grew, scoop

Grammar Skill Indefinite Pronouns


Writing Form Story

Focus TraitIdeas


Research/Media Literacy SkillsLife Cycle Report

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Anchor TextThe New FriendGenre: Realistic Fiction

Paired SelectionSymbols of Our CountryGenre: Informational

Text


Down on the FarmScout and CountDawn’s VoiceShawn’s Toys



Supporting SkillsNarrator

Phonemic AwarenessSubstitute Vowel SoundsIdentify SyllablesSegment SyllablesAdd Phonemes

Phonics Vowel Combinations

ou, owVowel Combinations oi,

oy, au, aw

FluencyPhrasing: Attention to

Punctuation

High-Frequency Wordsbuy, city, family, myself,

party, please, school, seven

Read AloudSeñor Coyote, the Judge



Speaking About a Topic

Selection Vocabularybrushes, crates, crew, pails, rejoined,

repaid, seventh, soccer, unloaded, unpack

Oral Vocabulary blossom, ledge, lugging, shady, shallow,

cavern

Domain-Specific Vocabularydiversity, culture, society

Vocabulary Strategies Synonyms with Introduction to Thesaurus

Spelling PrincipleVowel Combinations ou, ow

Spelling WordsBasic: how, now, cow, owl, ouch,

house, found, out, gown, townChallenge: shout, power

Grammar Skill Contractions• Contractions with not • Contractions with Pronouns


Writing Form Story



Grade 1: Unit 5







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Anchor TextThe DotGenre: Realistic Fiction

Paired SelectionArtists Create Art! Genre: Biography


BearsHiding and SeekingHenry and Dad Go

CampingSpeedy and Chase





Phonics Base Words (CVCe,

CVC) with Endings -ed, -ing

Long e Spelling Patterns y, ie

FluencyAccuracy: Self-Correct

High-Frequency Wordsabove, bear, even,

pushed, studied, surprised, teacher, toward

Read Aloud The Art Contest


Selection Vocabularyblank, gazing, noticed, squiggle, straight,

swirly

Oral Vocabulary field, magical, shrubbery, softly, universe,

wondrous

Domain-Specific Vocabularycanvas, pottery, watercolor

Vocabulary Strategies Figurative Language (Idioms)

Spelling PrincipleBase Words ending in -ed, -ing

Spelling Words Basic: mix, mixed, hop, hopped,

hope, hoping, run, running, use, used

Challenge: writing, grabbed

Grammar Skill Exclamations• What Is an Exclamation? • Writing Exclamations • Using Determiners in

Exclamations

Writing Mode Opinion Writing

Writing Form Opinion Sentences

Focus TraitVoice


Research/Media Literacy SkillsAsk and Answer Questions: Using


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Anchor TextWhat Can You Do?Genre: Informational

Text

Paired SelectionThe Wind and the SunGenre: Fable


The Three RacesSeed SistersThe Fox and the GrapesJingle, Jangle, and Jiggle




Phonemic AwarenessSegment SyllablesIdentify Syllables

Phonics Base Words/Inflections

-er, -est (change y to i)

Syllable -le

FluencyIntonation

High-Frequency Wordsalways, different, enough,

happy, high, near, once, stories

Read AloudThe Shoemaker and the

Elves


Selection Vocabularybinoculars, captain, computers, float,

something

Oral Vocabulary cobweb, demanded, dreadful,

grumbled, panted, terrified

Domain-Specific Vocabularymotivation, explore, leader

Vocabulary Strategies Classify and Categorize: Emotion Words

Spelling PrincipleBase Words ending in -er, -est

Spelling WordsBasic: hard, harder, hardest,

fast, faster, fastest, slow, slower, slowest, sooner

Challenge: shorter, shortest

Grammar Skill Kinds of Sentences• Statement, Question,

Exclamation, or Command? • Four Kinds of Sentences • Produce and Expand

Sentences





Research/Media Literacy SkillsHow-to Report

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Anchor TextThe Kite Genre: Fantasy

Paired SelectionMeasuring WeatherGenre: Informational Text


Sally Jane and Beth AnnTy and Big GillyBird WatchingBenches



Supporting SkillsGenre: Fantasy

Phonemic AwarenessSegment SyllablesDelete Phonemes

Phonics Long i Spelling Patterns

igh, y, ieBase Words/Inflections

-ed, -ing, -er, -est, -esPhonograms -ight, -y


High-Frequency Wordsacross, ball, cried, head,

heard, large, second, should

Read AloudA Hopeful Song



Compare and Contrast Stories

Selection Vocabularyjunk, laughter, perhaps

Oral Vocabulary assures, audience, chorus, determined,

enthusiasm, stomped

Domain-Specific Vocabularydegrees, temperature, climate

Vocabulary Strategies Homographs

Spelling PrincipleSpelling Patterns igh, y, ie (long i)

Spelling WordsBasic: my, try, sky, fly, by, dry,

pie, cried, night, lightChallenge: myself, brighter

Grammar Skill Kinds of Adjectives• Adjectives for Taste and Smell • Adjectives for Sound and

Texture





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Anchor TextHi! Fly GuyGenre: Chapter Book

Paired Selection Busy BugsGenre: Poetry


Quiz GameJack and the BeansRuth’s DayStew for Peg




Phonemic AwarenessSegment SyllablesDelete PhonemesDistinguish Vowel

Sounds

Phonics Suffixes -ful, -ly, -yLong Vowel Spelling

Patterns: a, e, i, o, u

FluencyExpression

High-Frequency Wordscaught, took, listen,

thought, minute, beautiful, idea, friendship

Read Aloud A Stone Goes to Court



Using Visuals

Selection Vocabularyaward, chapter, fancy, guy, rescue

Oral Vocabulary corner, disguised, mystery, seriously,

signs, solve

Domain-Specific Vocabularylarva, antennae, thorax

Vocabulary Strategies Prefix un-

Spelling PrincipleSuffixes -ly, -y, -ful

Spelling WordsBasic: sad, sadly, slow, slowly,

dust, dusty, trick, tricky, help, helpful

Challenge: quickly, hopeful

Grammar SkillAdverbs• Adverbs for How and Where • Adverbs for When and How

Much

Writing ModeOpinion Writing

Writing Form Opinion Paragraph

Focus TraitIdeas


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Anchor TextWinners Never Quit!Genre: Narrative

Nonfiction

Paired SelectionBe a Team PlayerGenre: Informational

Text


Amy AntJulie and JasonHome at LastSoccer



Supporting SkillsGenre: Narrative Nonfiction

Phonemic AwarenessSegment Syllables

Phonics Syllabication (CV)Prefixes un-, re-

FluencyRate: Adjust Reading Rate

to Purpose

High-Frequency Wordsbrothers, everyone, field,

loved, most, only, people, sorry

Read Aloud The Parts of the House Have

a Fight



Ask and Answer Questions: Informational Texts

Selection Vocabularyalready, dribbled, goalie, rather

Oral Vocabulary mightiest, show-off, waste, wild, wobble,

careful

Domain-Specific Vocabularycooperation, teamwork, success

Vocabulary Strategies Suffix -ly

Spelling PrincipleSyllable Pattern CV

Spelling WordsBasic: even, open, begin, baby,

tiger, music, paper, zero, table, below

Challenge: because, silent

Grammar SkillAdjectives That Compare• Adjectives with er and est • Using the Right Adjective


Writing Form Opinion Paragraph



Trade BookOwl at HomeGenre: Fantasy

Target StrategiesInfer/PredictMonitor/ClarifyQuestion

Content Vocabulary Wordswinter, whirled, whooshed, guest,

pleasant, kettle, tear, tea, sobbed, following, sailed, shining

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