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Task Analysis
The document below is an example of a suggested integration strategy of the HyperTeach:
Punctuation v1.0 app into a high school English classroom. The lessons associated with the Weeks and
Periods identified in the Timing column below need not be back-to-back, as the document indicates,
nor is the teacher obliged to give the lessons in this particular order. The Lessons can be given in any
order; however, the Rules within the Lesson must be given in sequential order. These lessons can be
distributed throughout the school year. Also, the suggested time is suggested for learner use of the app,
not necessarily the grammar lesson as a whole.
Timing
Week 1
Period 1
Outcomes/Objecti
ves
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.910.2.A
Use a semicolon (and
Content/ Script
Instructional Strategy
Evaluation/ Assessment
Lesson 1:
Semicolons
Rule 1: Use a
semicolon to join
related
independent
clauses that are
of equal
importance.
Correct: The dog
walked slowly to
the door; she
seemed
exhausted.
Incorrect: The dog
walked slowly to
the door, she
seemed
exhausted.
Test Yourself:
Place the semicolon correctly
in the sentence.
1. Katniss couldnt believe
her ears Prim had just
been chosen as a
tribute.
2. Wearing the ring was
having a strange effect
on Frodo he became
irritable and lashed out
at Sam.
3. The Peeta Katniss knew
did not come back from
the Capitol this was a
completely different
person.
4. Bella knew that she
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perhaps a
conjunctive adverb)
to link two or more
closely related
independent clauses.
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Week 1
Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.910.2.A
Use a semicolon (and
perhaps a
Lesson 1
Rule 2: A
semicolon can be
used before a
conjunctive
adverb to join
the two clauses
in a compound
sentence.
Correct: Bring any
two items;
however, cups are
in short supply.
Incorrect: Bring
any two items,
however, cups are
in short supply.
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conjunctive adverb)
to link two or more
closely related
independent clauses.
Week 2
Period 1
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-
Lesson 1
Rule 3: Use a
semicolon to
separate units
of a series
when one or
more of the
units contain
commas.
Correct: I have
visited Akron,
Ohio;
Indianapolis,
Indiana; Chicago,
Illinois; and other
later in life.
4. Harry knew that
Voldemort could only be
defeated once and for
all if he killed Harry
therefore, Harry had no
choice but to surrender.
5. Elizabeth thought that
she hated Mr. Darcy
with all her heart then,
surprisingly, she fell in
love with him.
Play Interactive Game
Formative: Lesson 1 Rule 3
Test Yourself:
Place the semicolon(s)
correctly in the sentence.
1. My bucket list of places
to visit after graduation
includes Istanbul,
Turkey Venice, Italy
Hellsinki, Finland and
Java, Indonesia, among
others.
2. The Avengers movie
features superheroes
like the Hulk, who turns
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10.2.A
Use a semicolon (and
perhaps a
conjunctive adverb)
to link two or more
closely related
independent clauses.
places as well.
Incorrect: I have
visited Akron,
Ohio,
Indianapolis,
Indiana, Chicago,
Illinois, and other
places as well.
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Week 2
Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.910.2.A
Use a semicolon (and
perhaps a
conjunctive adverb)
to link two or more
closely related
independent clauses.
Lesson 1
Rule 4: A
semicolon may
be used between
independent
clauses joined by
a connector,
such as and, but,
or, nor, etc.,
when one or
more commas
appear in the
first clause.
Correct: Later on
today, when I have
finished studying, I
will join you; and
we will finish our
project.
Incorrect: Later on
today, when I have
finished studying, I
will join you and
we will finish our
project.
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Week 3Period 1
10
minutes
Same as above
Summative: Lesson 1
Quiz: Semicolons
Place the semicolon correctly
in the sentence.
1. The cities with the
highest populations in
the United States are
New York, New York Los
Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas and
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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2. My amazing mother is
the CEO of her own
company, Rent-A-Goat
and she is a full-time
mother of four crazy
children.
3. For the program, we
need cups, plates,
spoons, forks, and
napkins for the food
table and index cards,
pens, and notepads for
the lecture and
suggestion box.
4. I bought the cutest shirt
on sale from
Abercrombie and Fitch
yesterday it is blue and
gold, and has a creamcolored bow on the
back.
5. Stress management is a
skill that must be
learned early on in life
otherwise, itll be
difficult to deal with
lifes many pressures.
Week 3
Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
Demonstrate
Lesson 2: Colons
Rule 1: Use a
colon at the end
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20
minutes
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.910.2.B
Use a colon to
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of a completed
main clause. A
colon may be
used to add a
list, elaboration,
or restatement.
2.
Correct: I have
three daughters:
Rebecca, Laura,
and Sarah.
3.
Incorrect: I have
three daughters,
Rebecca, Laura,
and Sarah.
4.
introduce a list or
quotation.
5.
6.
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Week 4
Period 1
20
minutes
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.910.2.B
Use a colon to
introduce a list or
quotation.
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Lesson 2
Rule 2: A colon
instead of a
semicolon may
be used between
independent
clauses when the
second sentence
explains,
illustrates,
paraphrases, or
expands on the
first sentence.
Correct: Mary
wanted to know
why I hadnt
responded to her
text: I hadnt
received it.
Incorrect: Mary
wanted to know
why I hadnt
responded to her
text I hadnt
received it.
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homework.
Week 5
Period 2
20
minutes
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.9-10.2.B
Use a colon to
introduce a list or
quotation.
Lesson 2
Rule 3: A colon
may be used to
introduce a
quotation after
an independent
clause.
Correct: He kept
repeating: I really
want that car.
Incorrect: He kept
repeating I really
want that car.
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Week 6
Period 1
10
minutes
Week 6
Period 2
Same as above
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2.A
Use punctuation
(comma, ellipsis,
dash) to indicate a
pause or break.
Lesson 3:
Commas
Rule 1: Use
commas to set
off expressions
that interrupt
the sentence
flow
(nevertheless,
after all, by the
way, on the
other hand,
however, etc.).
Correct: Zak, on
the other hand, did
not seem to care.
Incorrect: Zak on
the other hand did
not seem to care.
Summative: Lesson 2
Test Yourself:
Place the commas correctly in
the sentence.
1. Orange is the New
Black on the other hand
is a show about a
woman in her thirties
who is sentenced to
prison for fifteen
months.
2. Mohammad Reza Shah
Pahlavi was Irans last
Shah, which by the way
means King.
3. The burglars did not
however realize what
was in store for them
inside Kevins house.
4. Jacob was after all a
werewolf and Renesmee
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Week 7
Period 1
CCSS.ELA-
Lesson 3
LITERACY.L.7.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.7.2.A
Use a comma to
separate coordinate
adjectives.
Rule 2: Use a
comma between
two adjectives
that modify the
same noun. The
adjectives may
be used
interchangeably.
Correct: It was a
fascinating,
enjoyable movie.
Incorrect: It was a
fascinating
enjoyable movie.
5.
was a vampire.
Max studied all night
but was nevertheless
nervous about the
Calculus final.
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Week 7
Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.6.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
Lesson 3
Rule 3: Use
commas to set
off nonessential
words, clauses,
and phrases.
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.6.2.A
Use punctuation
(commas,
Correct: My best
friend, Susie, came
early.
Incorrect: My best
friend, Susie came
early.
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parentheses, dashes)
to set off
nonrestrictive/parent
hetical elements.*
Week 8
Period 1
10
minutes
Same as above
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Summative: Lesson 3
Quiz: Commas
Place the comma(s) correctly
in the sentence.
1. The principal was calm
surprisingly and did not
suspend the boys from
school for fighting.
2. It was a bright sunny
day.
3. The roads were long
winding and dangerous
for a new driver.
4. Jennifer Lawrences
newest film Mockingjay:
Part 2 will be released
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in November 2015.
5. Max was playing his
favorite video game
Minecraft when his
mother asked him to
fold the laundry.
Week 8Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2.A
Use punctuation
(comma, ellipsis,
dash) to indicate a
pause or break.
Lesson 4: Ellipsis
Rule 1: Use an
ellipsis to set off
expressions that
express
hesitation,
suspense, or
thoughts trailing
off.
Correct: Im
wondering John
said.
Incorrect: Im
wondering, John
said.
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Week 9
Period 1
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2.B
Use an ellipsis to
indicate an omission.
Lesson 4
Rule 2: Use an
ellipsis when
omitting a word,
phrase, line,
paragraph, or
more from a
quoted passage.
Correct: The
senator spoke
clearly, I have
supported the
bill and will vote
for its passage.
Incorrect: The
senator spoke
clearly, I have
supported the bill
from its initial
introduction and
discussion and
will vote for its
passage.
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Week 9
Period 2
Week 10Period 1
Same as above
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.8.2.A
Use punctuation
(comma, ellipsis,
Lesson 5: Dashes
Rule 1: Use a
dash to set off a
clause or phrase
for emphasis.
Correct: Broccoli,
green beans, and
carrots these are
my favorite
vegetables.
Incorrect: Broccoli,
green beans, and
carrots, these are
my favorite
vegetables.
Summative: Lesson 4
Quiz Five Questions
Formative: Lesson 5 Rule 1
Test Yourself Five
Questions
Play Interactive Game
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20
dash) to indicate a
pause or break.
Week 10Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.6.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
Lesson 5
Rule 2: Use
dashes for added
emphasis to set
off nonessential
words, clauses,
and phrases.
Correct: The
contestants they
were all eagerly
waiting in line
practiced their
acts.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.6.2.A
Incorrect: The
contestants they
were all eagerly
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hetical elements.*
Same as above
Use punctuation
(commas,
parentheses, dashes)
to set off
nonrestrictive/parent
Week 11Period 1
10
minutes
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waiting in line,
practiced their
acts.
Summative: Lesson 5
Quiz- Five Questions
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Week 11Period 2
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.6.2
20
minutes
Demonstrate
command of the
conventions of
Standard English
capitalization,
punctuation, and
spelling when writing.
CCSS.ELALITERACY.L.6.2.A
Use punctuation
(commas,
parentheses, dashes)
to set off
nonrestrictive/parent
hetical elements.*
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Lesson 6:
Parentheses
Rule 1: Use
parentheses to
set off
nonessential
words, clauses,
and phrases.
Correct: The
shoppers (mostly
young women)
attended the shoe
sale early this
morning.
Incorrect: The
shoppers mostly
young women
attended the shoe
sale early this
morning.
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homework.
Week 12Period 1
10 min.
Same as above
Summative: Lesson 6
Quiz Five Questions