Ongoing Standards

 
 LANGUAGE ARTS MATH
 

Multiple Meaning Words

Identify multiple meaning words used as

nouns and verbs.

Example:  watch   1. a timepiece worn on the wrist (noun)

                           2. to look at something (verb)

                  can    1. a cylinder (noun)

                           2. to be able to do something (verb)

 

2-digit Addition with Regrouping  

Regroup 10 ones as 1 ten       

Example:       23

                   + 18

 

 

 

 

 

Double Consonant Syllabication

-divide words with double consonants into syllables

Example:  lesson =  les/son

                 beginning =  be/gin/ning

 

2-digit Subtraction with regrouping

-Regroup 1 ten as 10 ones

  43

- 29

 

Common Nouns: identify common nouns in a sentence     

                   

-er and -est endings:  identify words that mean "more than"  with -                                                   -er endings

                                                 identify words that mean "the most" with -est   endings

                                       Example:  bigger= more big

                                                         biggest=the most big

 Plane Shapes

Plane shapes: flat shapes.

triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon, circle, hexagon

Side: a line that is part of a shape

Angle: an angle is the space between two lines that meet at a vertex

Vertex: a point where two sides meet

Vertices: more than one vertex

Proper nouns

Example: city is a noun

Fresno is a proper noun

Compound words

Example: cup + cake = cupcake

back + pack= backpack

Solid Shapes

cone, cylinder, sphere, rectangular prism, cube, pyramid

 

Quotation Marks" "

Example: (add the missing quotation marks)

Mrs. Cortez asked, Ricky, do you want to carry the sword?

 

Fractions

half, halves, thirds, fourths, etc.

whole, parts of a whole, unit fraction

Plural Nouns

Example: add -es to words ending in ch, tch, sh, and x

fox + es = foxes             dish + es = dishes

 

Measurement

inch, foot, yard, mile, centimeter, meter, unit

Prefixes

un= not

un + happy = unhappy (not happy)

 

 Multiplication

equal groups, array, rows, columns, product

2 x 3 =  2 "groups of" 3 

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Suffixes

Example: change the adjective quick to an adverb quickly

-ly = in a way that is

-ful= full of

 

 

5 Parts of a letter

Date, Greeting, Body, Closing, and Signature

Example:

                                                                          December 6, 2010

Dear Pen Pal,

     Let me tell you about my family. I have two brothers and one sister. My sister is the oldest. Her name is Mary and she helps me with my homework.

                                                     Sincerely,               

                                                      Lisa

 

 

 
 Commas 
 Irregular Plural Nouns 
 Rhyming Words 
 -tion, -ture

 

 Cause and Effect 

 Dictionary Entry Words

Verbs

Adjectives