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4-5:Tell stories that stick to topic 5-6:Retell a story or talk about an event 6-7:Tell and retell stories and events in a logical order 7-8:Explain key elements of a story (e.g., main idea, main characters, plot); Read, paraphrase/retell a story in a sequence
4-5:Name some letters and numbers 5-6:Understand that letters represent speech sounds and match sounds to letters; Identify upper- and lowercase letters 6-7:Identify letters, words, and sentences, Sound out words when reading 7-8:Have fully mastered phonics/sound awareness; Associate speech sounds, syllables, words, and phrases with their written forms
4-5:Recognize common environmental signs 5-6:Recognize some words by sight 6-7:Have a sight vocabulary of 100 common words 7-8:Recognize many words by sight
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4-5:Write some letters, grasp a pencil correctly, pre-writing lines 5-6: Print own first and last name; Draw a picture that tells a story and label and write about the picture; Write upper- and lowercase letters 6-7:Express ideas through writing; Spell frequently used words correctly; Begin each sentence with capital letters and use ending punctuation; Write a variety of stories, journal entries, or letters/notes 7-8:Write legibly; Use a variety of sentence types in writing essays, poetry, or short stories (fiction and nonfiction); Use basic punctuation and capitalization appropriately
4-5:Follow basic 2 part directions (this and that) 5-6:Follow 1-2 simple directions in a sequence 6-7:Follow 2-3 step directions in a sequence 7-8:Follow 3-4 oral directions in a sequence
4-5:Work on forming and explaining categories (fruits, furniture, shapes).Sort items into categories. 5-6:Identify words that rhyme (e.g., cat and hat) 6-7:Give directions 7-8:Understand direction words (location, space & time words)
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