Historical Event Students will show an accurate interpretation of a historical event or historical figure.
Forces of Energy Students will show two objects interacting and explain the transfer of energy through illustrations and captions.
All About Me Students will share ideas about their own and others’ lived experiences and previous learning.
Let's Take a Trip Students design a comic brochure about a destination and notice language patterns used to describe a specific place.
Solving Problems Using Math Terminology This lesson reinforces the language associated with finding the percent of numbers when solving word problems.
Where’s the Evidence? Students will practice speaking and writing arguments to support claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence.
Get to the Root This lesson provides students with the opportunity to practice using Greek and Latin roots to help figure out the meaning of words they’re not familiar with.
Active and Passive Voice In this lesson, students will have the opportunity to practice using both active and passive voices.
Supporting Your Opinions Students will practice responding to opinion statements of others with their own personal preferences.
Determining Author’s Purpose In this lesson students will be able to determine the author’s purpose of a text.
Main Idea and Details Students will determine the main idea and at least two supporting details of a passage.
Cause and Effect Words Students will learn about cause and effect words and use them in their own writing.
I Declare Students will read an informational text and practice using declarative statements to provide objective, factual information.
Plural Nouns Students will explore the rules for making nouns plural and practice using the correct spelling of plural nouns.
Sequencing Time and Events Students will use sequence words to describe the order of events in a story when speaking and writing.
Greetings! Students will practice formal and informal phrases for greetings, making introductions, polite conversation, and saying goodbye.
Yes or No Questions Students will practice asking and answering "yes" or "no” questions with the verb “do”.
