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<strong>11</strong>-<strong>06</strong><br />

<strong>Page</strong> 1<br />

<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 1 st <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.7.8.B.<br />

1.5.8.F<br />

1.1.8.C<br />

R8.A.1.2.2<br />

I. Grammar<br />

A. Use nouns, pronouns,<br />

adjectives, and interjections<br />

properly<br />

B. Use capital letters correctly<br />

C. Punctuate correctly (periods,<br />

exclamation points, question<br />

marks, apostrophes).<br />

D. Punctuate dialogue correctly,<br />

using quotation marks<br />

E. Use complete sentences<br />

(simple, declarative,<br />

interrogative, exclamatory and<br />

imperative).<br />

II. Vocabulary<br />

A. Develop vocabulary in the<br />

context of literature.<br />

B. Use synonyms, antonyms,<br />

homonyms correctly.<br />

C. Practice dictionary skills<br />

Daily Oral Language<br />

Use vocabulary from stories<br />

Create dictionary activities<br />

From McDougal, Littell<br />

English:<br />

-“Using Nouns:, Chap. 22, p.<br />

422-443; “Using Pronouns”l,<br />

Chap. 23, p. 444-467; “Using<br />

Adjective”, Chap. 25, p. 5<strong>06</strong>-<br />

523; “Using Prepositions,<br />

Conjunctions and<br />

Interjections”, Chap. 17, P.<br />

542-560.<br />

-“P)unctuation”, Chap. 31, p.<br />

612-619; p. 639-641<br />

-“Capitalization”, Chap. 30, pp.<br />

594-612<br />

McDougal, Littell English:<br />

“Dictionary and Spelling skills”,<br />

Chap 17 p. 326-347<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>Page</strong> 2<br />

<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 1 st <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.5.8.A-G<br />

III Writing<br />

Write constructed<br />

McDougal Littell English<br />

A. Review writing process<br />

responses in reaction to Chap. 3,4,5,6 pp. 54-<strong>11</strong>1<br />

1. Prewriting<br />

short stories in Holt,<br />

2. First draft<br />

Rinehart, Winstron<br />

3. Revise/edit<br />

Elements of Literature.<br />

4. Rewrite<br />

For example, in reaction<br />

5. Publish<br />

to “The Dinner Party” (p.<br />

B. Review five domains of PA Writing<br />

Rubric, emphasizing<br />

CONVENTIONS domain.<br />

<strong>11</strong>8-<strong>11</strong>9), explain what<br />

happens in the resolution<br />

of the story<br />

C. Write constructed responses<br />

1. Develop thesis<br />

statement (topic<br />

sentence).<br />

2. support topic sentence<br />

with well-developed<br />

content<br />

3. Write with controlled<br />

organization (sequence<br />

of ideas, transition<br />

words, concluding<br />

sentence).<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 1 st <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.2.8.A-B<br />

1.1.8.D, H<br />

Read picture books<br />

R8.A.1.6<br />

R8.A.2.6<br />

R8.B.1.1 (setting, plot)<br />

R8.B.2.2<br />

IV Literature<br />

A. Read and understand<br />

works of literature<br />

B. Analyze short stories for<br />

literary elements:<br />

setting, plot, conflict,<br />

climax, resolution,<br />

protagonist,<br />

antagonist, rising<br />

action, falling action,<br />

foreshadowing.<br />

Flashback, dialogue<br />

dialect.<br />

C. Review the following<br />

literary devices as<br />

applicable to prose<br />

writing: simile,<br />

metaphor,<br />

onomatopoeia<br />

V. Speaking and Listening<br />

A. Listen to other<br />

B. Listen to selections of<br />

literature (fiction and/or<br />

nonfiction).<br />

C. Speak using skills<br />

appropriate to formal<br />

speech situations<br />

D. Contribute to discussions<br />

E. Participate in small and<br />

large group discussions<br />

and presentations.<br />

Write original dialogues<br />

Utilize CD’s that accompany<br />

Elements of Literature<br />

Other<br />

Elements of Literature<br />

- Selections from<br />

“Collection I: Facing<br />

Danger” ,l p.2-123.<br />

- “Handbook of Literary<br />

Terms”, p. 931-941<br />

Other<br />

Teacher-generated activities<br />

such as speeches, debates,<br />

cooperative group activities, oral<br />

presentations.<br />

Other


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<strong>Page</strong> 4<br />

<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 2 nd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.5.8.F<br />

I. Grammar<br />

Ongoing D.O.L.<br />

In McDougal Littell, English:<br />

A. Reinforce first quarter grammar.<br />

“Using Verbs”, Chap. 24, p. 466-5<strong>06</strong><br />

R8.B.1<br />

B. Use verbs correctly.<br />

“Punctuation”, Chap 31, p. 619-633<br />

1. Conjugate verbs in six<br />

R8.B.2.2<br />

tenses (present,<br />

past, future,<br />

present perfect,<br />

past perfect and<br />

future perfect).<br />

2. Recognize<br />

infinitives, action,<br />

linking, and<br />

helping verbs<br />

3. Eliminate double<br />

negatives<br />

C. Reinforce first quarter<br />

punctuation<br />

D. Use commas correctly in dates,<br />

addresses, lists, and<br />

introductory words<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 2 nd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.1.8.C, E<br />

R8.A.1.1.2.<br />

English<br />

-Chap. 14, Part 2, p. 280-283<br />

II. Vocabulary<br />

A. Develop vocabulary in context<br />

of literature.<br />

B. Recognize base words,<br />

prefixes, and suffixes.<br />

1.Prefixes<br />

a. not: non, in, im, il,<br />

ir, un<br />

b. away from: de, dis<br />

c. wrong: mis<br />

d. back, again: re<br />

e. before: pre, fore<br />

f. under: sub<br />

g. above: super<br />

h. across: trans<br />

2. Suffixes<br />

a. without-less<br />

b. full of: ful, ous<br />

c. someone who does<br />

something: er, ist,<br />

or<br />

d. able to: able, ible<br />

e. act of: ship, ment,<br />

hood, ness<br />

Utilize vocabulary from short<br />

stories found in Elements of<br />

Literature<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 2 nd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.5.8A-G<br />

1.4.8.C<br />

Teacher generated activities.<br />

III Writing<br />

A. Write constructed responses<br />

B. Write persuasive pieces<br />

1. Develop a problem and<br />

solution when appropriate to the<br />

topic<br />

2. Include a clearly stated<br />

position or opinion.<br />

3. Include convincing,<br />

elaborated and properly cited<br />

evidence.<br />

4. Develop reader interest.<br />

5. Anticipate and counter<br />

reader concerns and arguments<br />

In Elements of Literature:<br />

-“Writing Workshop<br />

Persuasive Writing”, pp. 222-<br />

227<br />

-Writing to Persuade”, Chap.<br />

12, p. 230-247<br />

1.3.8A, B, F<br />

1.1.8.D, G. H<br />

R8.A.2.6.2<br />

IV Literature<br />

A. Read, analyze and interpret<br />

short stories for<br />

characterization, point of<br />

view and theme, and<br />

irony.<br />

B. Read and analyze and<br />

interpret persuasive pieces.<br />

V. Speaking and Listening<br />

A. Listen to other<br />

B. Listen to selections of<br />

literature (fiction and/or<br />

nonfiction).<br />

Other<br />

Elements of Literature<br />

Selected stories from:<br />

“Collection 2”, p. 128-231<br />

“Collection 3”, p. 236-343 and<br />

“Collection 4”, p. 348-473<br />

Picture books<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

1.6.8.A-E


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 2 nd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

C. Speak using skills<br />

appropriate to formal<br />

speech situations<br />

D. Contribute to discussions<br />

E. Participate in small and<br />

large group discussions and<br />

presentations.<br />

Other Other Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 3 rd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1,5,8.F<br />

R8.A.1.2.1<br />

Ongoing D. O. L.<br />

1.1.8.C<br />

1.7.8.A, C<br />

I Grammar<br />

A. Reinforce first semester’s parts<br />

of speech.<br />

B. Use adverbs, conjunctions and<br />

prepositions correctly<br />

C. Use commas correctly in direct<br />

address, compound sentences<br />

and interrupters<br />

II. Vocabulary<br />

A. Develop vocabulary in context<br />

of literature.<br />

B. Identify new words that have<br />

been added to the English<br />

language<br />

C. Describe the origins and<br />

meanings of common, learned<br />

and foreign words used<br />

frequently in English language<br />

(i.e. carte blanche).<br />

Utilize vocabulary from short<br />

stories found in Elements of<br />

Literature<br />

Create dictionary activities<br />

In McDougal Littell<br />

English:<br />

-“Using Adverbs”, Chap. 16, p.<br />

524-541.<br />

-“Using Preposition,<br />

Conjunctions, and<br />

Interjections”, Chap. 27, 542-<br />

560<br />

-Using Compound Sentences”,<br />

Chap. 28, p. 560-575<br />

-“Punctuation”, Chap. 31, p.<br />

620-633<br />

In English: “Studying<br />

Language and Vocabulary”,<br />

Chap. 14, p. 272-289<br />

1.5.89A-G<br />

1.4.8.B<br />

1.4.8.B.<br />

III. Writing<br />

A. Write constructed responses<br />

B. Emphasize informational<br />

writing.<br />

1. Recognize primary and<br />

secondary sources<br />

See informational texts as<br />

listed in each collection of<br />

Elements of Literature.<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 3 rd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

2. Use relevant graphics<br />

(e.g., maps, charts,<br />

graphs, tables, illustrations,<br />

photographs<br />

C. Write original poems<br />

1.3.8.A, C, D, E, F<br />

IV. Literature<br />

A. Read, analyze and interpret<br />

poetry<br />

B. Identify poetic forms.<br />

C. Analyze poetic sound devices<br />

(onomatopoeia,<br />

alliteration).<br />

D. Analyze figurative language<br />

(simile, metaphor,<br />

personification, imagery,<br />

hyperbole)<br />

E. Analyze elements of style<br />

(tone and mood).<br />

F. Reading and respond to<br />

drama<br />

In Elements of Literature:<br />

“Collection 5 Worlds of Words:<br />

Prose and Poetry”, p. 478-642<br />

1.6.8.A-E<br />

V. Speaking and Listening<br />

A. Listen to others<br />

B. Listen to selections of<br />

literature (fiction and/or<br />

nonfiction).<br />

See first quarter activities


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 3 rd <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

C. Speak using skills<br />

appropriate to formal<br />

speech situations<br />

D. Contribute to discussions<br />

E. Participate in small and<br />

large group discussions<br />

and presentations.<br />

Other Other Other


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<strong>Page</strong> <strong>11</strong><br />

<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 4th <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

1.5.8.F.<br />

I. Grammar<br />

Ongoing D. O. L.<br />

“Punctuation”, Chap. 31, p. 612-<br />

A. Reinforce 8 parts of speech<br />

650 in Englilsh<br />

B. Reinforce first, second, and<br />

third quarter punctuation.<br />

C. Use parentheses, hyphens,<br />

italics and underlining<br />

D. Use colons and semicolons<br />

correctly.<br />

E. Use commas in appositives<br />

II Vocabulary<br />

A. Develop vocabulary in<br />

context of literature<br />

1.1.8.C.<br />

1.5.8.A-G<br />

1.4.8B, C<br />

1.8.8. A, B, C<br />

III. Writing<br />

A. Write constructed responses<br />

B. Write informational and<br />

persuasive multiparagraph<br />

pieces<br />

C. Identify the steps necessary<br />

to carry out a research<br />

project.<br />

1. Select essential<br />

sources for a<br />

research topic<br />

(e.g., dictionaries,<br />

encyclopedia<br />

Use vocabulary in context<br />

from short stories found in<br />

Elements of Literature<br />

Other<br />

In McDougal Littell English:<br />

-“Writing Reports”, Chap. 13, p.<br />

248-269<br />

-“Using Library and Reference<br />

Works”, Chap. 16, p. 3<strong>06</strong>-325<br />

-“Communications Handbook”, p.<br />

1041-1045 in Elements of<br />

Literature<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 4th <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

other<br />

In Elements of Literature;<br />

reference<br />

-“Collection 6”, p. 646-782<br />

materials,<br />

interviews,<br />

observations,<br />

computer<br />

databases).<br />

2. Take relevant notes<br />

from sources,<br />

avoiding plagiarism<br />

(e.g., copying).<br />

3. Organize,<br />

summarize and<br />

present the main<br />

ideas from research<br />

4. Credit sources using<br />

a structured format<br />

(e.g., MLA works<br />

cited).<br />

IV Literature<br />

A. Read, analyze and interpret<br />

myths from ancient Greece.<br />

1.3.8.A-B, F<br />

1.1.8, D, H.<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other


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<strong>ENGLISH</strong> – <strong>Grade</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Unit</strong>:<br />

<strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Time</strong>: 4th <strong>Quarter</strong><br />

Standards:<br />

Benchmarks Date Skills/Knowledge Activities Resources Assessments<br />

B. Read, analyze and<br />

See first quarter activities<br />

interpret fables, folktales<br />

and legends from around<br />

the world.<br />

1.6.8.A-E<br />

V. Speaking and Listening<br />

A. Listen to others<br />

B. Listen to selections of<br />

literature (fiction and/or<br />

nonfiction).<br />

C. Speak using skills<br />

appropriate to formal<br />

speech situations<br />

D. Contribute to discussions<br />

E. Participate in small and<br />

large group discussions<br />

and presentations.<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Other

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