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Major (40%):

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Minor (50%):

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Identify attributes of quadrilaterals (trapezoid, parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, square) as well as non-examples.

I can..

Identify attributes of 3D solids (cones, cylinders, spheres, triangular & rectangular prisms, and cubes).

Major (40%): Earth's Surface and Resource Test

Minor (50%):

extreme forces of nature and their impact on Earth, both above and below the surface.

12/1 -1st Annual Spelling Bee

12/6 - Science Test & Wear PURPLE for EMPATHY

12/7 - Choir Day & Evening Performances

12/11 - Module 4 Assessment for Literacy

12/12 - Super Specials

12/15 - Early Dismissal

sentence shows exaggeration. A hyperbole is

often used to create a humorous effect.

events are what move the plot along.

A plot also includes a conflict, or

problem and a resolution, or solution.

Authors plan a sequence of events that

fits their purpose for writing. That

purpose may be to tell a story in a

funny way, to build suspense, or show

how characters change.

settings. Point out that reading a

drama is really reading a script, or the

text of a play.

readers’ senses. These

details make a story come to life by

helping readers see, smell, hear, taste,

and feel what’s happening.

opinion. Readers,

look for these details as you read.

• Sound elements may include background sounds, music, voiceovers, and sound effects. These elements may create a humorous or somber mood, or even a feeling of suspense.

• A video may also include live action that creates a realistic feeling or animation that suggests something more imaginative.

Major (40%):

Minor (50%):

I can monitor comprehension and make adjustments to improve understanding when needed.

I can identify and discuss the elements of drama.

I can analyze the plot, including conflict and resolution.

I can analyze how the plot elements support the author's purpose.

I can identify the theme. I can distinguish the theme from the topic.

Major (40%):

Minor (50%): Narrative Elements Writing

Grammar: We can use irregular/plural nouns in our writing.

We can use correct punctuation, commas within quotations in our writing.

12/4- Compass Rose Notes

Major (40%):

Minor (50%):

12/8- Location Assessment

Identify where places are located on a map or globe. Content includes cardinal and intermediate directions, alphanumeric grids, and regions of the United States.

Major (40%):

Minor (50%):

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