Good Start, Grow Smart Early Learning Standards - SC Department ...
Good Start, Grow Smart Early Learning Standards - SC Department ...
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3-Year Olds 4-Year Olds 5-Year Olds<br />
ELA-3K-3.1<br />
Rehearse vocabulary by identifying familiar<br />
objects pictured in books.<br />
Snapshots:<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Shares a book, pointing to pictures and<br />
naming objects.<br />
Chooses same book repeatedly and insists<br />
that adult say same words to<br />
accompany each picture.<br />
ELA-3K-3.2<br />
Comprehend changes in forms of familiar<br />
words.<br />
Snapshots:<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Responding to teachers’ question about<br />
her grandmother coming to pick her up<br />
with “No, she didn’t come yet.”<br />
Talking in small group about where<br />
everyone goes after school and saying “I<br />
go home with my sister.”<br />
ELA-4K-3.1<br />
Begin to use both pictures and text read aloud<br />
as cues to meaning of unfamiliar words.<br />
Snapshots:<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Attempts to identify which picture on the<br />
page shows the rescue dog the teacher is<br />
reading about.<br />
Comments as the teacher reads Where The<br />
Wild Things Are and shows a picture of their<br />
“terrible teeth and claws” that “terrible is<br />
something that really scares you”.<br />
ELA-4K-3.2<br />
Create a different form of a familiar word by adding<br />
“-ed” ending to show past action.<br />
Snapshots:<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Recalls center activities by saying “I wanted<br />
to paint so I painted my family.”<br />
Tells adult, “I cleaned up all those blocks so<br />
Tommy has to clean up the rest.”<br />
59<br />
Standard K-3: The student will learn to read by applying<br />
appropriate skills and strategies.<br />
Oral Language Acquisition & Vocabulary Development<br />
ELA-K-3.1<br />
Use pictures and context to construct the<br />
meaning of unfamiliar words in texts read<br />
aloud.<br />
Snapshots:<br />
•<br />
Listens to the story and looks at the picture<br />
of a bear sleeping and understands<br />
the word hibernating means the bear is<br />
sleeping for the winter.<br />
ELA-K-3.2<br />
Create a different form of a familiar word by<br />
adding an -s or-ing ending.<br />
Snapshots:<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Shares his bug collection and says<br />
“These are all my bugs, but this one is my<br />
favorite bug.”<br />
Asks a friend to swing with her and then<br />
yells to adult, “Look how high we’re<br />
swinging.”