Journeys (2. 01. 7), Third Grade - Ed. Reports. org. The instructional materials for Journeys Grade 3 do not meet expectations for alignment. While the materials partially meet expectations for Gateway 1, they do not meet expectations for Gateway 2. Watch L.A. Slasher Hindi Full Movie.

The Grade 3 materials partially meet the expectations for text quality and complexity and alignment to the standards. While some literary texts included in materials are of quality, informational texts are often short and lack engaging, content- area vocabulary. Though there are text dependent questions to accompany each anchor and supporting text, students are seldom asked to draw their own conclusions or inferences. Culminating tasks are present, but often are not supported by the unit texts. Grammar and conventions lessons and practice are often not aligned to grade level standards.

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Texts are organized around a theme with some topic organization, but the materials do not consistently support building students' knowledge of topics or themes over the course of a school year. Materials contain few sets of questions and tasks that require students to analyze the language, key ideas, details, craft, and structure of individual texts. The materials do contain some sets of text- dependent questions and tasks; however, the questions and tasks do not require students to analyze the integration of knowledge and ideas across both individual and multiple texts, and said culminating tasks do not promote the building of students’ knowledge of the theme/topic. The year- long vocabulary plan does not ensure that students will interact with and build key academic vocabulary words across texts throughout the year. Materials partially support students' increasing writing skills over the course of the school year and do they include some progression of focused research projects. The materials for Grade 3 partially do provide a design, including accountability, for how students will regularly engage in a volume of independent reading either in or outside of class. The Grade 3 materials partially meet the expectations for text quality and complexity and alignment to the standards.

While some ltexts included in materials are of quality, informational texts are often short and lack engaging, content- area vocabulary. Though there are text dependent questions to accompany each anchor and supporting text, students are seldom asked to draw their own conclusions or inferences.

Culminating tasks are present, but often are not supported by the unit texts. Writing support meets the requirements of the standards, with students practicing multiple modes and genres over the course of the school year. Watch Reasonable Doubt Online Freeform. Writing process materials are present throughout the school year. Grammar and conventions lessons and practice are often not aligned to grade level standards. Criterion 1a- 1f.

Texts are worthy of students' time and attention: texts are of quality and are rigorous, meeting the text complexity criteria for each grade. Materials support students' advancing toward independent reading. Instructional materials for Grade 3 reviewed partially meet the expectations for anchor texts being of publishable quality and worthy of especially careful reading.

Many of the literary texts are published texts which provide opportunities for students to engage in especially careful reading, are on topics of interest to Grade 3 students, and include rich, captivating language. Many informational texts are very short and lack engaging, content- area vocabulary. Texts do meet the expectations for reflecting the distribution of text types and genres required by the standards. Watch Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse Online Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse Full Movie Online. Each lesson has a paired set of texts which often include both a literary text and a paired informational text. Texts have the appropriate level of complexity for the grade according to quantitative analysis, qualitative analysis, and relationship to their associated student task and partially meet the expectation of supporting students’ increasing literacy skills over the course of the school year. While the anchor texts and paired selections typically fall within the grade band, the scaffolding of each text for reader and task is similar and comparable for each text regardless of complexity and demands of each text. This may not ensure students are supported to access and comprehend complex grade- level texts independently at the end of the year.

Anchor texts and the series of texts connected to them are accompanied by a and rationale and text complexity analysis for educational purpose and placement in the grade level. Indicator 1aAnchor texts are of publishable quality and worthy of especially careful reading and consider a range of student interests.

The instructional materials reviewed for Grade 3 partially meet the expectations of indicator 1a. Many of the literary texts are published texts which provide opportunities for students to engage in especially careful reading, are on topics of interest to Grade 3 students, and include rich, captivating language. Most of the informational texts were written for the series and are not works published outside the program, and many of these are brief and lack content- area vocabulary and well- crafted language. The anchor texts for Grade 3 include texts created by award- winning authors and illustrators, such as Patricia Mac. Lachlan, Peter Reynolds, Susan E. Goodman, and Kathleen Kudlinski and cover topics of interest to Grade 3 students in a variety of genres, including historical fiction, narrative nonfiction, biographies, and science fiction.

Some examples of quality texts include but are not limited to. Unit 1, Lesson 1, A Fine, Fine School by Sharon Creech - This is a text that is easily relatable for Grade 3 students since the setting is a school. During this humorous fiction narrative, the principal learns that some important lessons are learned and taught outside the school. The author uses creative word repetition and the illustrations contain fascinating details. Unit 2, Lesson 5, Bat Loves the Night by Nicola Davies - This text is a narrative nonfiction account from an award- winning author and scientific researcher of a mother bat’s nocturnal activities. It includes rich, captivating language such as, “Gliding and fluttering back and forth, she shouts her torch of sounds among the trees.” The text also includes lifelike illustrations, interesting facts about bats at the bottom of each page, related to the vocabulary- laden (e. Unit 3, Lesson 1.

Tops & Bottoms, a Newberry Award winning text by Janet Stevens - This text is a trickster tale that tells the story of a cunning rabbit who tricks a bear into doing all of the work of planting a garden while the rabbit reaps the rewards of the harvest. It includes rich, colorful illustrations, and an engaging storyline. Unit 4, Lesson 1. Judy Moody Saves the World! Megan Mc. Donald - In this humorous fiction text it is easy to relate to Judy’s frustration with trying to do something that seems like an insurmountable task. This text contains engaging dialogue between relatable characters who are also Grade 3 students.

Unit 5, Lesson 2. Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia Mac. Lachlan - This historical fiction text has spectacular adjectives such as “slick,” “wild- eyed,” and “smoothest,” and vivid verbs such as “whooped,” “leaned,” and “clattered.”. Unit 6, Lesson 2. The Foot Race Across America by Rob Hale - This narrative nonfiction includes engaging elements such as dialogue and photographs from the time period that include photos from the race. While there are a variety of topics and a range of student interests addressed throughout the year, many texts that have been created for the series are brief and lack engagement for Grade 3 students.

Examples include but are not limited to. Unit 3, Lesson 1. Kids and Critters is a very short text with large pictures and a fake announcement which overwhelms the pages limiting what students get to read. In Unit 5, Lesson 2.

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