6th Grade English Language Arts

Framework

Goals and Objectives
Concepts
  • Reading and summarizing works from different genres (plays, poems, and news articles)
  • Applying understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and spelling skills in different types of writing
  • Writing a complete paragraph with topic sentence and supporting details
  • Conducting research through different sources (books, websites, articles) and summarizing findings
Reading
  • Use the reading comprehension process skills of summarizing, predicting, visualizing, questioning, and clarifying
  • Identify, summarize, or explain the main idea of a text using supporting details
  • Compare and contrast characters, settings, ideas, points of view, and/or plots
  • Expand vocabulary and use the new terms in reading discussions, reports, and texts

Spelling

  • Identifying patterns within commonly misspelled words
  • Expanding vocabulary to understand longer, multisyllabic words commonly found in grade-level texts
  • Using root words, prefixes, and suffixes to build contextual understanding in ELA and other subjects

Writing

  • Creating paragraphs and multiple-paragraph essays
  • Creating a fictional short story that includes dialogue
  • Writing letters for specific situations, including business letters, e-mails, etc.
  • Consistently applying rules of spelling
  • Demonstrating an expanding vocabulary

Grammar

  • Understanding the differences between transitive and intransitive verbs and direct and indirect objects
  • Identifying and using descriptive adjectives and adverbs to enhance writing
  • Identifying and correctly punctuating dependent and independent clauses
  • Using commas in appositives and after introductory words and phrases
  • Demonstrating agreement between pronouns and antecedents

How to Teach This Course

Reading Comprehension: 1 Day a week. Focus on 1 section in the unit. Complete the lesson and administer the assessment. Recommended to save each section until the end of the week for more emphasis on the Language portion.

Language Arts: 5 days a week. There are 10 Units. Plan and strategize so that each unit can be planned around a full month of instruction with a Unit Project at the end. Some Unit Projects may take a full week to complete. Please review each document before administering to students and customize them to your students. You are encouraged to add other resources that can enhance and compliment these lessons. 

Reading Comprehension

Language

Practice a word a day of 6th Grade Vocabulary

Reading Comprehension

Unit 1- Fiction

1.1 The One and Only Ivan

Step 1: Ask students what they know about fiction. Have them give examples. Show video and describe what you know about Fiction. Give examples of other works of fiction.

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.2 Walk Two Moons

Step 1: This lesson incorporates “Close Reading”. Explain what “Close Reading” is from your point of view. Show video.

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.3 Rats of NIHM

Step 1: This lesson includes a book that inspired a 1982 movie titled “The Secret of NIHM”. Discuss how books are the first step into creating popular movies. You may want to even create a showcase on how books have inspired fictional movies (Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, etc). Show this trailer to the movie.

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.4 The Mouse and the Motorcycle

Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.5 The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.6 Holes

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.7 Sounder

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

1.8 Fever, 1793

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

Unit 2- Literary Nonfiction

2.1 The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

Step 1: Opening lesson to Literary Nonfiction. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

2.2 I am Malala

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

2.3 Hidden Figures

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

2.4 All Thirteen

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

Unit 3- Drama

3.1 The Mentor's Game

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

3.2 A Comic Book Conundrum

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

3.3 Flight of Mystery

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

3.4 Perfect Picnic

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

Unit 4- Poetry

4.1 Love That Dog

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

4.2 The Crossover

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment.

4.3 The Lightning Dreamer

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.4 Brown Girl Dreaming

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 5- Nonfiction

Venice: The City on Water

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Language

Unit 1- Introduction

Introduction

Introduction video to discuss what to expect.

Unit 2- Investigating Context Clues

2.1 What is a Context Clue?

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Context Clue Worksheet

2.2 Context Clues- Definition and Example

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Context Clue Worksheet

2.3 Context Clues- Synonyms

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Context Clue Worksheet

2.4 Context Clues- Antonyms

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Context Clue Worksheet

2.5 Context Clues- Inferences

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

2.6 Context Clues- Inferences

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 3- Close Reading Skills

3.1 Context Clues- Inferences3.1

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.2 Summarizing

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.3 Making Inferences

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.4 Citing Evidence

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.5 Author's Purpose

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.6 Point of View

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.7 Main Idea

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

3.8 UNIT PROJECT- Close Reading Project

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 4- Descriptive Writing

4.1 Intro to Descriptive Writing

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.2 Figurative Language- Simile

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.3 Figurative Language- Metaphor

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.4 Figurative Language- Personification

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.5 Figurative Language- Hyperbole

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.6 Figurative Language- Mixed Review

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.7 Mixed Review- Imagery

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

4.8 UNIT PROJECT- Descriptive Writing Project

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 5- Poetry

5.1 Introduction to Poetry

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.2 Poetic Devices- Meter

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.2 Poetic Devices- Meter

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.3 Poetic Devices- Alliteration

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.4 Poetic Devices- Figurative Language

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.5 Poetic Devices- Haiku

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.6 Poetic Devices- Odes

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.6 Poetic Devices- Odes

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.7 Poetic Devices- Free Verse

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

5.8 UNIT PROJECT- Poetry Project

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 6- Fiction

6.1 What is Fiction?

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

6.2 Characters and Setting

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

6.3 Plot

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

6.4 Conflict

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

6.5 Foreshadowing

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

6.6 Theme

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

6.7 UNIT PROJECT- Fiction Project

Step 1: No video warm up this lesson. 

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 7- Traveling Through Grammar

7.1 Intro to Traveling Through Grammar

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.2 Common Word Mix-Ups

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.3 Sentence Fragments

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.4 Varying Sentence Patterns

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.5 Pronouns and Antecedents

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.6 Common Pronoun Errors

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.7 Adding Nonrestrictive Details

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.8 Formal and Informal Writing

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

7.9 UNIT PROJECT- Grammar Review and Assessment

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 8- Expository Writing

8.1 What is Expository Writing

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.2 Choosing a Topic Student

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.3 Researching a Topic

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.4 Planning Your Essay

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.5 Introduction Paragraphs

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.6 Body Paragraphs

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.7 Conclusion Paragraphs

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

8.8 UNIT PROJECT- Revise, Edit, and Publish

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 9- Independent Novel Study

9.1 Intro to Unit 9- Novel Selection

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

9.2 Putting in the Prep Work

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

9.3 Deep Dive Into Characters

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

9.4 Story Mapping

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

9.5 Exploring Theme

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

9.6 Making it Personal

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

9.7 UNIT PROJECT- Book Review Project

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

Unit 10- Course Review

10.1 Course Review

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Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

10.2 FINAL COURSE ASSESSMENT

Step 2: Use lesson accordingly and have students read the passages. Then, Ask students to summarize what they’ve heard. Next, play the audio read-along and let them understand it read aloud. They may need to resummarize. Last, administer the assessment. 

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