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Informational Text
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Assessment Progress Check-Ups; Cold Reads; Weekly Standard Practice for Language and
The assessments are
Options available on Conventions; Weekly Standards Practice for Word Study; Weekly Standards Practice for
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Type
Learning Goals I can learn more about informational text by analyzing text structure.
I can develop knowledge about language to make connections between reading fiction and writing.
I can use elements of informational writing to write an informational article.
Words of the Spelling Words: observation, Challenge Spelling: administration, Develop Vocabulary: Unit Academic Vocabulary:
Week collide, scuffle, extension, situate, irrigation, preamble comeback, native, migrating, Expert, focus, visible, relate,
article, declaration, invade, restore, fungus detect
untangle, assemble, observe,
situation, collision, declare, occupy,
ripple, invasion, occupation, extend,
particle
Reading Workshop Writing Workshop
Reading Workshop Reading Small Group Mini Lesson Independent Writing Bridge
Bridge Independent Writing
Lesson 1 Genre & Theme Teacher Led Options
Interact with Sources: Academic Guided Reading/Leveled Informational Informational Spelling: Final
RI5.2, RF.5.3a, Explore the Map: Vocabulary: Readers T92–T93, T95 Article T362 Article T363 Stable Syllables -
W.5.2, SL.5.2, Weekly Question T82– Synonyms and Strategy, Intervention, and Develop an Conferences le, -tion, -sion
L.5.5c T83 Antonyms T88– On-Level/ Advanced Engaging Idea T360 T364
Listening T89 Activities T94 Share Back Assess Prior
Comprehension: Read Word Study: ELL Targeted Support T94 Knowledge T364
Aloud: “The Teach Final Conferring T95 • Language and
Manatees’ Future Is Stable Syllables - Independent/Collaborative Conventions:
Looking Brighter” le, -tion, -sion Independent Reading T95 Spiral Review:
T84–T85 T90–T91 Literacy Activities T95 Subject-Verb
Informational Text Book Club Agreement T365
T86–T87 T95, T482–T483 SEL
Learning Goals
Words of the Spelling Words: armada, conserve, Challenge Spelling: tarpaulin, Develop Vocabulary: Unit Academic Vocabulary:
Week guitar, proportion, internal, notorious, honorable gingerly, ignite, sputtered, Expert, focus, visible, relate,
category, vertical, partition, painstaking, gratified detect
conform, guardian, external,
cardinal, excursions, injury, majority,
turbulent, quarter, harmony, vertex,
minority
Reading Workshop Writing Workshop
Reading Workshop Reading Small Group Mini Lesson Independent Writing Bridge
Bridge Independent Writing
Lesson 1 Genre & Theme Teacher Led Options
Interact with Sources: Academic Guided Reading/Leveled Informational Informational • Spelling: Words
RF.5.4b, W5.2a, Explore the Poem: Vocabulary: Readers T156–T157, T159 Article T386– Article T387 with r-Controlled
W.5.10, SL.5.2, Weekly Question Context Clues Strategy, Intervention, and T387 Conferences Vowels T388
L.5.3, l.5.4a T146–T147 T152–T153 On-Level/ Advanced » Develop and T384 Assess Prior
Listening Word Study: Activities T158 Compose an Knowledge T388
Comprehension: Read Teach r- ELL Targeted Support T158 Introduction • Language and
Aloud: “A Pinhole Controlled Conferring T159 » Share Back Conventions: Spiral
Camera” T148–T149 Vowels T154– Independent/Collaborative Review: Principal
Realistic Fiction T150– T155 Independent Reading T159 Parts of Regular
T151 Literacy Activities T159 Verbs T389
Quick Check T151 Book Club
T159, T484–T485 SEL
Lesson 2 Shared Read Teacher Led Options Spelling: Teach
Introduce the Text Word Study: Guided Reading/Leveled Informational Informational Words with r-
RL.5.4, RF.5.4b, T160–T177 Apply r- Readers T156–T157, T183 Article T390– Article T391 Controlled
W.5.2a, W.5.10,
Suggested Time
Assessment Progress Check-Ups; Cold Reads; Weekly Standard Practice for Language and
The assessments are
Options available on Conventions; Weekly Standards Practice for Word Study; Weekly Standards Practice for
SavvasRealize.com Academic Vocabulary; Practice Tests and Test Banks
Notes
Genre/Text Type
Learning Goals I can learn more about the theme Reflections by reading poetry.
I can develop knowledge about language to make connections between reading and writing.
I can use elements of opinion writing to write an essay.
Words of the Spelling Words: jealous, fabulous, Challenge Spelling: advantageous, Develop Vocabulary: Unit Academic Vocabulary:
Week enormous, ridiculous, humorous, impervious, mischievous crinkled, melodic, retired, Demonstrate, perspective,
numerous, adventurous, curious, trembles, vivid recall, appeal, confide
furious, mysterious, victorious,
obvious, previous, precious, vicious,
suspicious, cautious, courageous,
courteous, miscellaneous
Reading Workshop Writing Workshop
Reading Workshop Reading Small Group Mini Lesson Independent Writing Bridge
Bridge Independent Writing
Lesson 1 Genre & Theme Teacher Led Options
Interact with Sources: Academic Guided Reading/Leveled Opinion Essay Opinion Essay Spelling: Words
RF.5.3a, W.5.1a, Explore the Riddles: Vocabulary: Readers T216–T217, T219 T398–T399 T399 with -ous, -eous,
SL.5.2, L.5.4c, Weekly Question Figurative Strategy, Intervention, and » Edit for Conferences -ious T400
L.5.5b T206–T207 Language T212– On-Level/ Advanced Capitalization T396 Assess Prior
Listening T213 Activities T218 » Share Back Knowledge T400
Comprehension: Read Word Study: ELL Targeted Support T218 Language and
Aloud: “Nana” T208– Teach Suffixes - Conferring T219 Conventions:
T209 ous, -eous, -ious Spiral Review:
Poetry T210–T211 T214–T215 Independent/Collaborative Possessive
Quick Check T211 Independent Reading T219 Pronouns T401
Literacy Activities T219
Book Club
T219, T474–T475 SEL
Suggested Time
Assessment Progress Check-Ups; Cold Reads; Weekly Standard Practice for Language and
The assessments are
Options available on Conventions; Weekly Standards Practice for Word Study; Weekly Standards Practice for
SavvasRealize.com Academic Vocabulary; Practice Tests and Test Banks
Notes
Lesson/Question
Genre/ Text
Type
Learning Goals I can learn more about historical fiction and explain author’s purpose.
I can develop knowledge about language to make connections between reading and writing.
I can use elements of science fiction to write a short story.
Words of the Spelling Words: audio, audience, Challenge Spelling: audiologist, Develop Vocabulary: Unit Academic Vocabulary:
Week audit, audition, auditory, circumscribe, introspection provisions, terrain, Limitation, grace, noble,
auditorium, bankrupt, disruptive, settlement, bandits, oblige empower, resist
disruption, rupture, scribble, script,
inscription, transcribe, spectacle,
spectator, prospect, retrospective,
speculate, inspection
Reading Workshop Writing Workshop
Reading Workshop Reading Small Group Mini Lesson Independent Writing Bridge
Bridge Independent Writing
Lesson 1 Genre & Theme Teacher Led Options
Interact with Sources: Academic Guided Reading/Leveled Science Fiction Science Fiction Spelling: Latin
RL.5.10, W.5.3, Explore the Primary Vocabulary: Readers T278–T279, T281 T440–T441 Story T441 Roots audi, rupt,
SL.5.2, L.5.3a, Source: Weekly Parts of Speech Strategy, Intervention, and » Revise by Conferences scrib, spec T442
L.5.4b Question T268–T269 T274–T275 On-Level/ Advanced Adding and T438 Assess Prior
Listening Word Study: Activities T280 Deleting Ideas Knowledge T442
Comprehension: Read Teach Latin ELL Targeted Support T280 for Clarity Language and
Aloud: “Voyage” Roots audi, rupt, Conferring T281 » Share Back Conventions:
T270–T271 scrib, spec Spiral Review:
Historical Fiction T276–T277 Independent/Collaborative Correlative
T272–T273 Independent Reading T281 Conjunctions
Quick Check T273 Literacy Activities T281 T443
Book Club