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English 6

 

Each English Unit is divided into two main sections:

bulletGrammar
bulletSix Traits of Writing Focus

Listed below are brief descriptions of each topic, including goals, assignments, readings, and which district Standards and Benchmarks are to be taught in the unit.  

Below the Assignment Examples is a link to this week's tentative assignments.  To allow flexibility for further reinforcement, re-teaching, extension, and/or enrichment, the specific assignments and due dates MAY CHANGE.*

*Students should be writing the day's objective and assignment in their notebook under their Daily Language Review (daily warm-up).  Keeping independent track of assignments and deadlines is a very important life skill for them to practice and master.

 

Grammar

The Objectives:  
bulletIdentification of the parts of a sentence (Subject and Predicate
bulletClassification of sentences by function (Declarative, Exclamatory, Imperative, Interrogative)
bulletClassification of sentences by structure (Simple, Compound, Complex)

Assignment Examples:

bulletDaily practice sheets for each part of speech and notebook assignments

Evaluation:  Assessed in writing projects

- Assignments for the Week -

 

Six Traits of Writing

Sentence Fluency and Word Choice

The Objectives:

bulletIdentify and describe the attributes of sentence fluency and word choice.
bulletApply sentence fluency and word choice in a research report and other written work.

Assignment Examples:

bulletSetting Paragraph
bullet"Too Vague" Movie Paragraph
bullet"Oh, No, Not Again" Paragraph
bulletAdjective in Detail
bulletDiamante Poem
bulletResearch Report

- Assignments for the Week -

 

D.C. Everest Standards and Benchmarks

bulletLA.1.6.1 - LA.1.6.3
bulletLA.2.6.1 - LA.2.6.10
bulletLA.4.6.1 - LA.4.6.7
bulletLA.5.6.1 - LA.5.6.5
bulletLA.6.6.2 - LA.6.6.3
bulletLA.7.6.3
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