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Imagine 2.0 Grade 5 Pacing Guide
Imagine 2.0 Grade 5 Pacing Guide
SKILLS UDP
Reader CURRICULAR PROJECT
Functions Sample Language Vocabulary SB AB DEVELOPMENT ACCESS
/ Poster LINKS
Unit 1. A school newspaper
1 Exchanging personal What is your first name? School 4-6 4-6 Poster 1 Environmental 1A - 1B
information Where are you from? activities studies
Describing schedules and The soccer team meets on 1C
routines Fridays.
Project: Making
2 Describing a past event The sun was shining in the School 7-9 7-9 Writing: Forming 1D - 1E
a school
goalkeeper’s eyes when activities questions newspaper 1F
Brighton scored.
Writing a news article We all work on the Springfield 1G
Times. The event started at 3 Project
o’clock.
Unit 2. Wake up!
3 Talking about My mom and I are going to the Free time 10-12 10-12 Reader Reading: Dynamic 2A
arrangements in the movies at two. We’re going to activities 5-14 characters
future the Pizza Palace afterwards.
Describing arrangements On Monday, Justin is meeting Telephone 2B - 2C
in the future Joe at 4:00 to study for a test. related
expressions
Project: Making
4 Practicing telephone Who’s calling? Is Mike there? Free time 13-15 13-15 Writing: Run-on 2D
an arrangement
language May I take a message? Just a activities sentences and
list
moment. fragments
Talking about We are fishing on Monday. Telephone 2E - 2F
arrangements in the related
future expressions
Writing a personal letter My family and I are taking a 2G
trip to London this summer. Project
University of Dayton Publishing
Imagine 2.0 Grade 5
Pacing Guide
SKILLS UDP
Reader CURRICULAR PROJECT
Functions Sample Language Vocabulary SB AB DEVELOPMENT ACCESS
/ Poster LINKS
Unit 4. A dangerous hike
8 Understanding realistic My cousin Josh visited my Parts of the 22-24 22-24 Reader Reading: 4A
fiction family for a week last summer. body Ailments 15-22 Organizing a plot
Describing past events He had cuts on his arms and a diagram
big one on his cheek.
Talking about Have you ever broken a bone? 4B - 4C
experiences that
happened at an indefinite
time in the past Project: A survey
9 Giving instructions Don’t move the person unless Parts of the 25-27 25-27 Writing: chart 4D
they’re in danger. Wrap it with body Ailments Identifying
a soft bandage. overused words
Asking and answering Have you ever gotten really 4E - 4F
questions about past sick?
experiences
Asking and answering I’ve never scraped my knee. 4G
about ailments I’ve never had a sore throat. Project
University of Dayton Publishing
Imagine 2.0 Grade 5
Pacing Guide
SKILLS UDP
Reader CURRICULAR PROJECT
Functions Sample Language Vocabulary SB AB DEVELOPMENT ACCESS
/ Poster LINKS
Unit 7. Don’t get lost
15 Understanding phrases Turn left on Bridge Street. Prepositions of 40-42 40-42 Poster 4 History 7A
for giving directions Walk past Oak Road and go to location 7B
Reading town maps Main Street. Places,
buildings and
stores
Using embedded Could you tell me where the 7C
questions Twister is?
Project:
16 Asking for and giving I wonder if you can help me. Do Prepositions of 43-45 43-45 Writing: 7D - 7E
Construct a town
directions you know where the Super location Sequencers
Soaker is?
Saying where things are You can’t miss it. Just walk Places, 7F
along Main Street. buildings and 7G
stores
Giving written directions It’s across from the train Project
station.
Unit 8. Journey to the West
17 Understanding historical Those are the men who Natural 46-48 46-48 Reader Reading: 8A
fiction founded this town. In the features 31-40 Sequencing
1840’s, many people went to events
the western United States.
Giving extra information Pioneers, who rarely had good 8B
with a relative clause shoes, walked next to the
wagons. Project: Making
18 Using the passive voice He was given awards for his Natural 49-51 49-51 Writing: Writing a a wagon 8C - 8D
efforts. features story
Using relative clauses to It was a place where people 8E
give extra information could buy fabric, food, tools
and toys.
Describing historical facts Annie was born in 1860 to a 8F - 8G
poor family. Project
University of Dayton Publishing
Imagine 2.0 Grade 5
Pacing Guide
SKILLS UDP
Reader CURRICULAR PROJECT
Functions Sample Language Vocabulary SB AB DEVELOPMENT ACCESS
/ Poster LINKS
Unit 10. The Earth’s ecosystems
22 Understanding There are several major Natural 58-60 58-60 Reader Reading: 10A
ecosystems ecosystems, including deserts, science and 41-48 Organizing
tundra, forests, grasslands and ecology information
aquatic ecosystems. related
Expressing hypothetical If we eliminated harmful vocabulary 10B - C
situations chemicals, it would prevent
these substances from killing
the coral. Project: A
23 Describing events that They have adapted to the cold Natural 61-63 61-63 Writing: Showing diorama 10D
happened at an weather. science and cause and effect
unspecified time in the ecology
past related
Expressing hypothetical If we destroyed the rainforests, vocabulary 10E - 10F
situations we would lose many valuable 10G
plants.
Writing a formal letter Project
Unit 11. Moon missions
24 Describing past events Aldrin and Armstrong landed Space 64-66 64-66 Poster 6 Science 11A -
on the Sea of Tranquility. exploration 11B
Describing past events A flag was planted in the related 11C -
using the passive voice ground. vocabulary 11D
Project: A moon
25 Expressing an opinion That’s just a coincidence. Space 67-69 67-69 Writing: phase mobile 11E
Stating facts Coastal areas in the exploration Punctuating lists 11F
Mediterranean Sea don’t have related 11G
tides. vocabulary Project
University of Dayton Publishing
Imagine 2.0 Grade 5
Pacing Guide
SKILLS UDP
Reader CURRICULAR PROJECT
Functions Sample Language Vocabulary SB AB DEVELOPMENT ACCESS
/ Poster LINKS
Unit 13. Life in ancient Rome
29 Understanding life in Rome was only a small Occupations 76-78 76-78 Poster 7 Social studies 13A - 13B
ancient Rome kingdom from 753 to 509 BCE.
Expressing historical facts 13C - 13D
Expressing historical facts The Colosseum was used for
with the past passive gladiator games, plays and
battle reenactments.
30 Saying what had By the year 59 BCE, he had Occupations 79-81 79-81 Writing: Subject- Project: An 13E
happened before a past earned a reputation for being verb agreement ancient Roman
event an effective leader. mosaic
Expressing historical facts Most of the gladiators were 13F
employed by rich men as
slaves.
Understanding a timeline The Golden Age started in 96 13G
CE with the emperor Nerva, Project
who made sure that Rome was
a peaceful place.
University of Dayton Publishing
Imagine 2.0 Grade 5
Pacing Guide