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Assessments
for Language 5th Grade
Ongoing
 | Writing
Activities (published piece) |
 | Other
averages (classwork and homework) |
First Nine Weeks (14 grades)
1. Forms of nouns (identify nouns, possessive,
plural, compound words)
- Abbreviations
(capitalization, punctuation, spelling)
- End
marks
- Sentences
(run-on, fragments)
- Titles
of works (capitalization, underline, etc.)
- Quotation
marks (using commas, capitalization)
The following need to be introduced, but will not
be assessed until later: subject/verb
agreement, letter writing, verbs, capitalization, adjectives (descriptive
adjectives), correct errors in sentence structure
Second Nine Weeks (12 grades)
- Letter
writing (parts of a letter, capitalization, punctuation)
- Verbs
(identify, helping verbs, linking, contractions, tenses)
- Subject/Verb
agreement
- Adjectives
(identify, comparing, more/most, good/bad, articles, demonstrative)
- Capitalization
(proper noun, proper adj, first word, etc.)
The following need to be introduced, but will not
be assessed until later: commas,
figurative language, pronouns, adverbs, commas, and negatives
Third Nine Weeks (14 grades)
- Figurative
language (simile, metaphor, personification)
- Pronouns
(identify, I/me, us/we, possessives, contractions)
- Adverbs
(identify, comparing)
- Commas
(in a series, set off appositives, in direct address)
- Colons
- Negatives
The following need to be introduced, but will not
be assessed until later: interjections,
conjunctions, cursive writing, and word processing skills
Fourth Nine Weeks (16 grades)
- Conjunctions
- Interjections
- Write
legibly in cursive (rubric)
- Use
computer for expression (Using a word processor)
- Organize
and present in visual, oral, and print form (science fair project)
- Identify
parts of speech
- Correct
errors in sentence structure
Other info:
Students will be given
writing prompts to write two page essays, which simulate the
Alabama's Fifth Grade Writing Assessment. Writing essays for
various contests will be highly encouraged and sometimes required,
such as the symphony essay and the DARE essay. |
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