SKIP TO CONTENT
F
Students develop the ability to identify and produce the sound structures of spoken language and how they can be divided into smaller components and manipulated.
Students develop the awareness that written language carries meaning and that certain features of print ensure that texts are understood.
Learn letter names: A–H
Learn letter names: I–P
Learn letter names: Q–Z
Learn uppercase and lowercase letters
Identify uppercase letters
Identify lowercase letters
Frequently confused letters
Learn letter names: A–H
Learn letter names: I–P
Learn letter names: Q–Z
Learn uppercase and lowercase letters
Identify uppercase letters
Identify lowercase letters
Frequently confused letters
Students learn the relationships between the sounds of spoken language and the letters of written language as they decode and encode words in context and in isolation.
Students read text aloud or silently with speed, accuracy, and expression.
Students develop print handwriting skills.
L
Students observe, analyze, and use the structures and conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, and mechanics as they interpret and construct texts.
Students engage in a wide range of written and spoken activities during which they expand and deepen their vocabularies, build word analysis skillsets (morphology), and determine or clarify the meanings of words and phrases.
T
Students explore the relationships and roles of authors, purposes, and audiences of texts.
Students build and apply knowledge about language and organizational structures and elements used to convey and arrange ideas and information in texts
Students identify and use narrative, expository, opinion, and poetic techniques as they interpret and construct a variety of texts.
Students use, discuss, analyze, and curate texts as they engage in various conversations, activities, and projects about a range of grade-level texts and topics.