Collection 1. • The Most Dangerous Game. • Crime on Mars. 3 Simple Truths and
6 essential Traits of. Powerful Writing. • Trait One: Development & Elaboration ...
Writing I TIME 1st Marking Period
CONTENT/THEME Informational Texts
Fiction: Plot & Setting
CORE GOALS/SKILLS Reading Skills: • Understand and analyze elements of magazine articles. Synthesize information from several sources (written by one author) on a single topic • Identify and elaborate on main ideas • Understand the elements of an author’s argument. Identify the main ideas in a Text
STANDARD/ANCHOR
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1.1.11B 1.1.11D 1.1.11G 1.1.11H
Vocabulary Skills: • Understand word origins • Use context clues to understand specialized vocabulary • Identify prefixes
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1.1.11C 1.1.11E 1.1.11F
Writing Skills: • Synthesize main idea in writing • Respond to above reading skills in written format • Summarize text
A Hill Reveals Its Secrets D.H. Lawrence at Tarquinia Protecting the Past You Too Could Find a Dinosaur The Dinosaurs Weren’t All Alone What Caffeine Does to You
R11.A.1.2.1 R11.A.1.2.2
R11.A.2.5.1
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1.3.11.A 1.3.11.B 1.3.11.C (structure) 1.3.11.F
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1.5.11A 1.5.11B 1.5.11C 1.4.11A
The Holt Reading - 3rd Course Collection 1 • The Most Dangerous Game • Crime on Mars
Vocabulary Skills • Prefixes & word Origins Writing Skills • Summarize the plot of a given text. • Demonstrate plot structure and setting in original narrative. Writing: Development & Elaboration
Writing Skills • Develop Rubric • Brainstorming
R11.A.1.5.1 R11.B.1.1.1
3 Simple Truths and 6 essential Traits of Powerful Writing • Trait One: Development & Elaboration
Writing I TIME 2ND Marking Period
CONTENT/THEME
CORE GOALS/SKILLS
STANDARD/ANCHOR
ASSESSMENT
SUGGESTED RESOURCES
Fiction: Character Reading Skills: • Make inferences Literary Skills • Understand how character traits are revealed through dialogue. • Recognize first person narrations. • Understand and analyze character motivation Vocabulary skills • Synonyms • Words in context
Writing: Organization
Writing Skills • Basic five-paragraph essay • Principles of organization • Types of organization • Writing and using an outline