The essential skills for 1st grade English Language Arts include basic print features, phonological awareness, phonics and word recognition, fluency, and comprehension. Students are expected to understand word order and sentence structure, demonstrate knowledge of sounds and syllables, decode and recognize sight words, read grade-level text fluently, and comprehend stories by identifying vocabulary, parts of the story, main ideas, and characters. The writing process focuses on narrative, informative, and opinion pieces, with an emphasis on writing complete sentences with proper grammar and conventions. Students also ask and answer questions about details in texts and use illustrations to describe elements of fiction and non-fiction.
The essential skills for 1st grade English Language Arts include basic print features, phonological awareness, phonics and word recognition, fluency, and comprehension. Students are expected to understand word order and sentence structure, demonstrate knowledge of sounds and syllables, decode and recognize sight words, read grade-level text fluently, and comprehend stories by identifying vocabulary, parts of the story, main ideas, and characters. The writing process focuses on narrative, informative, and opinion pieces, with an emphasis on writing complete sentences with proper grammar and conventions. Students also ask and answer questions about details in texts and use illustrations to describe elements of fiction and non-fiction.
The essential skills for 1st grade English Language Arts include basic print features, phonological awareness, phonics and word recognition, fluency, and comprehension. Students are expected to understand word order and sentence structure, demonstrate knowledge of sounds and syllables, decode and recognize sight words, read grade-level text fluently, and comprehend stories by identifying vocabulary, parts of the story, main ideas, and characters. The writing process focuses on narrative, informative, and opinion pieces, with an emphasis on writing complete sentences with proper grammar and conventions. Students also ask and answer questions about details in texts and use illustrations to describe elements of fiction and non-fiction.
Word order in sentences Features of a sentence (e.g. first word, capitalization, ending punctuation)
2. Phonological Awareness (RF 1.2)
Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes) o Word chunks o Produce rhyming words o Separate and say sounds in words o Blend sounds to form words o Replace beginning and ending sounds to form new words 3. Phonics and Word Recognition (RF 1.3) o Develop and apply decoding strategies to problem solve unknown words when reading grade level instructional text. o Pronounce initial, medial, and final sounds o Distinguish long from short vowel sounds o Root words o Digraphs/trigraphs o Vowel patterns o Final e o Combinations o Syllables o Inflectional endings o Sight words 4. Fluency (R 1.4) RF1.4--Read grade-level text orally with purpose and understanding, accuracy, appropriate rate, and expression to support comprehension. 5. Comprehension (RL 1.3) Vocabulary Parts of Story o Beginning, Middle, End Strategies Main Idea Character Setting Genre Context clues Sequencing
Reviewed 10/10/13
6. Writing Process- Narrative, Informative, and Opinion (1.1-1.3)
(Introduce and develop with assistance) 7. Write in complete sentences. (L 1.1) Conventions o Capital letters o Upper and lowercase letters o Verb tense o Parts of speech 8. Ask and answer questions about key details in a text. (RL.1.1 RI.1.1) 9. Use illustrations and details in fiction and non-fiction to describe characters, setting, events, or key ideas.(RI.1.7 RL.1.7)