7th Grade ELA
Students should be able to comprehend more challenging books and articles, basing all of their analyses, inferences, and claims on explicit and relevant evidence from the texts. Students will expand on their ability to identify central ideas by identifying how those themes are shaped and conveyed by particular details. Their analysis of basic literary elements will extend to identifying connections and complexities within narratives and how individual elements weave together to advance plot and reveal character. The evaluation of the impact of language on tone and meaning will begin to include more sophisticated concepts such as analogy and allusion, subtleties in point of view such as dramatic irony, and a more sophisticated appreciation for connotative diction. These skills will be incorporated into the students’ own narrative and expository writing. Students will also develop argumentative writing pieces.
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Date: | Concept / Skill: | Upcoming Assessments: | Due Date (if applicable): |
8/26/24 | iReady - Reading | Unit 1 Vocabulary Formative Assessment | August 28, 2024 |
8/27/24 |
Review Fiction Signposts
Read "Mirror Image"
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Reading Comprehension Summative Assessment | August 29, 2024 |
8/28/24 |
Unit 1 Vocabulary Formative Assessment
Reading Comprehension Guided Practice
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8/29/24 | Reading Comprehension Summative Assessment | ||
8/30/24 |
RACE - Constructed Response Review
Response to Literature: "Mirror Image"
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