Language 15, 16, 17 Language: Conventions: Capitalization by Dawn

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Reminder

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Administer the On-Demand Performance Assessment Prompt as described in the Lucy Calkins program. Writing Pathways: Performance Assessments and Learning Progressions, K-5. Page 182

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Language 17 Capitalization

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Understands the rules for capitalizing holidays, product names, and geographic names.

2.0 retrieval

generate a list of holiday names, product names, and geographic names.

3.0 analysis

identify errors in capitalizing holidays, product names and geographic names. DR

Language 15 Capitalization

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Understands writers use capital letters to begin names of people and the word I.

2.0 retrieval

state the capitalization rules for names of people and the word "I".

3.0 analysis

identify errors in capitalization of names and the word "I". DR

Language 16 Capitalization

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Understands the rules for capitalizing the first word in a sentence, days of the week, and months.

2.0 retrieval

identify terms associated with days and months within a given text, name the days of a week and months in a year.
List the rules pertaining to capitalizing the first word in a sentence, days of the week, and months
.3.0 analysis
- identify errors in capitalization of the first word in sentences, days of the week and months. DR

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Language 16 Scoring Level

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Level 2 Capitalization Level 2 Punctuation Writing Scoring Progression Lucy Caulkins

Punctuation: The writer used quotation marks to show what characters said.

When the writer used words such as can’t and don’t, he used the apostrophe.

Language 15 Capitalization

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Explain to students that they are the main character in their story and they are important. Every time they use the pronoun I, it needed to be capitalized. Have them take their writing and check that every time they used I it is capitalized.

Language 16 Capitalization Monitoring Daily Writing

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ELA.01.LCC.01.03 identify errors in capitalization of names and the word "I".
ELA.02.LCC.01.03 identify errors in capitalization of the first word in sentences, days of the week and months. ELA.03.LCC.01.03 identify errors in capitalizing holidays, product names and geographic names.
ELA.04.LCC.01.03identify errors in capitalization of titles and salutations within a given text.
Students will self-edit and peer edit their daily writing for these capitalization conventions. Teacher will monitor results.

Language 15 Scoring

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Level 1 Capitalization Writing Scoring Progression Lucy Caulkins

Punctuation: The writer ended sentences with punctuation. The writer used a capital letter for names.

The writer used commas in dates and lists.