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2 JINGLES Alphabet Jingle X X Vowel Jingle X X Ough Jingle X X Y-Words Jingle X X Burt the Bird Jingle X X Adding Suffixes to Silent Final E Words Jingle X X Study Skills Jingle X X X X X X X X Sentence Jingle X X X X X X X X Noun Jingle X X X X X X X X Verb Jingle X X X X X X X X Adverb Jingle X X X X X X X X Adjective Jingle X X X X X X X X Article Adjective Jingle X X X X X X X X Preposition Jingle X X X X X X X X Object of the Preposition Jingle X X X X X X X X Prepositional Phrase Jingle X X X X X X Preposition Flow Jingle X X X X X X Transition Words Jingle X X X X X X Pronoun Jingle X X X X X X X X Subject Pronoun Jingle X X X X X X X X Possessive Pronoun Jingle X X X X X X X X Conjunction Sound-Off Jingle X X X X X X X X The 23 Helping Verbs Jingle X X X X X X Interjection Jingle X X X X X X X X Possessive Noun Jingle X X X X X X X X Eight Parts of Speech Jingle X X X X X X X X Direct Object Jingle X X X X X X Object Pronoun Jingle X X X X X X Indirect Object Jingle X X X X X X Predicate Noun Jingle X X X X X X Noun Job Jingle X X X X X X Predicate Adjective Jingle X X X X X X Modal Verb Jingle X X X X X Linking Verb Jingle X X X X X X BE Verb Jingle X X X X Object Complement Jingle X X STUDY AND REFERENCE SKILLS STUDY SKILLS Getting organized X X X X X X X X Listening X X X X X X X X Planning study time X X X X X X X X Doing homework X X X X X X X X Setting goals X X X X X X X X Study plans for school & home X X X X X X X X Charting student progress X X X X X X Handwriting X X X X X X X X Reading maps, charts, and graphs X X X X X X X Test taking tips X X X X X X X REFERENCE SKILLS Parts of a Book: Table of contents X X X X X X X Index X X X X X X X Title page X X X X X X X Glossary X X X X X X X Bibliography X X X X X X Appendix X X X X X X Preface X X X X X X DICTIONARY SKILLS Alphabetical order X X X X X X X Guide words X X X X X X X Entry words X X X X X X X LIBRARY SKILLS Organization X X X X X X X Card catalog X X X X X X X Periodicals X X X X X X Fiction X X X X X X X X Non-fiction X X X X X X X X Biography X X X X X X X Autobiography X X X X X X X Reference Works: Dictionary X X X X X X X Atlas X X X X X X X Almanac X X X X X X Encyclopedia X X X X X X X Newspaper X X OTHER STUDY SKILLS Skimming and scanning X X X X X X Purposes for reading X X X X X X Taking notes from an oral lecture X X X X X X Taking notes from a written source X X X X X X X Outlining X X X X X X 1
3 READING PHONEMIC AWARENESS Sound Cards X X Vowel Sounds X X Consonant Sounds X X Sound Position in Blends/Words X X Choppy/Stretchy Sounds X X Consonant Blends X X Vowel Blends X X Mixed-Letter Blends X X Silent Letters X X PHONICS Letter Position X X Letter Patterns X X Chunking X X Syllable Identification X X X X X X X X Rime X X Word Ladders X X Spelling Rules X X X X X X X X FLUENCY Speeds for Reading X X X X X X Read Aloud Time X X X X X X X X VOCABULARY Synonyms/Antonyms X X X X X X X X Homonyms: Homophones & Homographs X X X X X X X X Vocabulary Words X X X X X X X X Syllabication X X X X X X Etymology X X X X X X Analogies X X X X X X Words Often Confused X X X X Prefixes and Suffixes X X X X X X X X Pronunciation Key X X X X X X COMPREHENSION Using Context Clues X X X X X X X X Using Inference to Draw Conclusions X X X X X X X X Visualizing X X X X Understanding Suspense X X X Using Idioms X X X X X X Comparing Themes X X X X X X X Outlining X X X X X X Analyzing Literature X X X X X X X X Analyzing Informational Text X X X X X X X X Responding to Literature X X X X X X X X GRAMMAR SENTENCE PATTERNS SENTENCE PATTERNS Pattern 1 SN V X X X X X X X Pattern 2 SN V-t DO X X X X X X Pattern 3 SN V-t IO DO X X X X X X Pattern 4 SN LV PrN X X X X X X Pattern 5 SN LV PA X X X X X X Pattern 6 SN V-t DO OCN X X Pattern 7 SN V-t DO OCA X X GRAMMAR AND USAGE SENTENCES Declarative X X X X X X X X Interrogative X X X X X X X X Exclamatory X X X X X X X X Imperative X X X X X X X X Complete Sentence X X X X X X X X Simple Sentence X X X X X X X X Simple Sentence with Compound Parts X X X X X X X X Compound Sentence X X X X X X X X Complete Subject X X X X X X X X Complete Predicate X X X X X X X X Simple Subject X X X X X X Simple Predicate X X X X X X Compound Subjects X X X X X X X X Compound Verbs X X X X X X X X Understood Subject X X X X X X Fragments X X X X X X X X Run-On Sentences X X X X X X Natural & Inverted Word Order X X X X X X Complex Sentences X X X X X X Independent Clause X X X X X X Dependent Clause X X X X X X Adverb Exception X X Compound-Complex Sentence X X EIGHT PARTS OF SPEECH Noun X X X X X X X X Verb X X X X X X X X Adjective X X X X X X X X Adverb X X X X X X X X Preposition X X X X X X X X 2
4 Pronoun X X X X X X X X Conjunction X X X X X X X X Interjection X X X X X X X X NOUNS Subject Nouns X X X X X X X X Singular and Plural Nouns X X X X X X X X Common and Proper Nouns X X X X X X X X Object Nouns Object of the Preposition X X X X X X X X Direct Object X X X X X X Indirect Object X X X X X X Possessive Nouns X X X X X X X X Predicate Nouns X X X X X X Appositive Nouns X X X X X X Collective Nouns X X X X X X X Object Complement Nouns X X VERBS Action Verbs X X X X X X X X Main Verbs X X X X X X X Regular Verbs X X X X X X X X Irregular Verbs X X X X X X X X Contractions X X X X X X X X Helping Verbs X X X X X X X Transitive Verbs X X X X X X Intransitive Verbs X X X X X X Linking Verbs X X X X X X Forms of to be X X X X X X Active/passive voice X X Conjugation X X VERB TENSES Present Tense X X X X X X X X Past Tense X X X X X X X X Future Tense X X X X X X X X Principal Parts X X X X X Perfect Tenses (Present, Past, Future) X X X X X Progressive (Present, Past) X X X X X Emphatic (Present, Past) X X VERB AGREEMENT Subject-Verb Agreement X X X X X X X X Compound Subject Agreement X X X X X X Collective Noun Agreement X X VERBALS Participles & Participle Phrases X X Gerunds & Gerund Phrases X X X Infinitives & Infinitive Phrases X X ADJECTIVES Article X X X X X X X X A/An Choice X X X X X X X X Possessive Noun X X X X X X Possessive Pronoun X X X X X X Proper Adjective X X X X X X X Degrees of Adjectives: Simple X X X X X X Comparative X X X X X X Superlative X X X X X X Predicate Adjective X X X X X X Demonstrative Adjective X X Adjectival Phrase X X X Participles as Adjectives X X Object Complement Adjective X X ADVERB Double Negatives X X X X X X Negative Adverb (NOT) X X X X X Connective Adverbs X X X X Adverb Exception X X Degrees of adverbs: Simple X X X X X X Comparative X X X X X X Superlative X X X X X X Adverbial Phrase X X X PREPOSITIONS Object of the Preposition X X X X X X X X Prepositional Phrase X X X X X X X X PRONOUNS Subject X X X X X X X X Possessive X X X X X X X X Understood subject X X X X X X Object X X X X X X Point of View X X X X X X X Personal Pronoun Agreement with Antecedents X X X X X X Cases X X X X X X 3
5 Personal X X X X X X X X Indefinite X X X X X X X X Relative X X X X X Demonstrative X X Interrogative X X Reflexive/Intensive X X X X X X X CONJUNCTIONS Coordinate X X X X X X Subordinate X X X X X X INTERJECTIONS MODIFIERS Misplaced and Dangling X X CLAUSES Adjective X X Adverbs X X Essential X X Independent X X X X X X Nonessential X X Noun X X Subordinate X X X X X X MECHANICS CAPITALIZATION First Word of Sentence X X X X X X X X The Pronoun I X X X X X X X X Proper Nouns X X X X X X X X Letter Parts X X X X X X X X Abbreviations X X X X X X X X Titles And Initials X X X X X X X Proper Adjectives X X X X X X X Quotations In Paragraphs X X X X X X Outline Parts X X X X X X Beginning Quotes X X X X X X Ending Quotes X X X X X X Split Quotes X X X X X X PUNCTUATION End Marks X X X X X X X X In Outline Form X X X X X X Quotations in Paragraphs X X X X X X Beginning Quotes X X X X X X Ending Quotes X X X X X X Split Quotes X X X X X X PERIODS After Abbreviations X X X X X X X After Initials X X X X X X X COMMAS With City and State X X X X X X X X In Dates X X X X X X X X In Letter Parts X X X X X X X X In Series X X X X X X X X With Direct Quotations X X X X X X In Compound Sentences X X X X X X X X With Direct Address X X X X X X X With Appositives X X X X X X Adverbial Clauses X X APOSTROPHES Contractions X X X X X X X X Possessive Nouns X X X X X X X X QUOTATION MARKS Direct Quotes X X X X X X Titles of Songs or Written Works X X X X X X OTHER PUNCTUATION MARKS Colon X X X X X X Semicolon X X X X X X Italics/Underlining X X X X X X Punctuation in Bibliographic References X X X X X X WRITING SENTENCES Writing Simple Sentences X X X X X X X X Expanding Sentences X X X X X X X X Revising Sentences X X X X X X X X Correcting Fragments X X X X X X X X Editing Sentences X X X X X X X X Combining Sentences X X X X X X X X Writing Compound Sentences X X X X X X X X Writing Complex Sentences X X X X X X Writing Compound-Complex Sentences X X WRITING PROCESS Prewriting X X X X X X X X Rough Draft X X X X X X X X Revising X X X X X X X X Editing (Proofreading) X X X X X X X X Final Paper X X X X X X X X Publishing X X X X X X X X 4
6 Student and Teacher Rubrics for the Writing Traits X X X X X X X X Partner/Peer Flexible Grouping for Revising/Editing X X X X X X X X WRITING FORMS Point of View X X X X X X X Time-Order X X X X X X X X Transition Words X X X X X X X X Standard X X X X X X LETTER WRITING Friendly Letter X X X X X X X X Envelope X X X X X X X X Thank-you Note X X X X X X X X Invitation X X X X X X X X Business Letter X X X X X X KINDS OF WRITING Creative X X X X X X X X Expository: Two-Point Paragraph X X Three-Point Paragraph X X X X X X X X Three-Paragraph Essay X X X X X X X X Five-Paragraph Essay X X X X X X X X Opinion/Persuasive/Argumentative: Paragraph X X X X X X X X Three-Paragraph Essay X X X X X X Five-Paragraph Essay X X X X X X Descriptive: Words or Paragraphs X X X X X X X X Narrative: Story Elements Map X X X X X X X X Without Dialogue X X X X X X X X With Dialogue X X X X X X How-To: Paragraph or Essay X X X X X X X X Compare and Contrast: Venn Diagram X X X X X X Essay X X X X X X Tall Tale: With/Without Dialogue X X X X X X Book Reviews: Fiction X X X X X X Nonfiction X X X X X X Autobiography X X X X X X Biography X X X X X X RESEARCH PAPERS Stage 1: Ideas Select a Topic X X X X X X X Narrow the Topic X X X X X X Choose the Main Points X X X X X X X Write a Thesis Statement X X X Stage 2: Research Select Sources X X X X X X X Record Source Information X X X X X X X Make Note Cards X X X X X X Organize Note Cards X X X X X X Stage 3: Writing Write an Outline X X X X X X Write a Rough Draft X X X X X X X Revise & Edit Outline & Draft X X X X X X X Write a Final Outline X X X X X X Write a Final Report X X X X X X X Make a Title Page X X X X X X Make a Works-Cited Page X X X X Put Research Materials in Order X X X X X X OTHER WRITING Journal Writing X X X X X X X X Blogging X X X X X X X X Sentence Blueprints X X X X X X X X Mover and Shaker Sentences X X X X X X Across the Curriculum X X X X X X Discovery Time X X X X X X X X Goal Booklet Evaluation Paragraph X X X X X X Book Reviews X X X X X X LITERATURE Narrative X X X X X X X X Informational Text X X X X X X X X Poetry X X X X X X X X Responding To Poetry X X X X X X X X Folk Tales X X X X X X X X Proverbs, Adages, Idioms, Theme X X X X X X X Fairy Tales X X X X X X Dramas X X X X X X X Figurative Language: Hyperbole X X X X Idioms X X X X X X Metaphors X X X X X X Personification X X X X X X X Similes X X X X X X Sound Devices: Alliteration X X X X X X X Assonance X X X X X X Onomatopoeia X X X X X X X 5
7 Repetition X X X X X X X X Rhyme X X X X X X X X LIFE SKILLS Parts of a Newspaper X X Symbolism X X Job Interview X LISTENING AND SPEAKING SKILLS Formal/Informal English X X X X X X X X Presentation Guidelines X X X X X X X X Group Presentations X X X X X X X X Audience Evaluations X X X X X X Peer Editing And Revising X X X X X X X X Reading Club: Share a Favorite Book X X X X X X Discussions Of Narrative Text X X X X X X X X Discussions Of Informational Text X X X X X X X X THINKING AND REASONING SKILLS Classifying X X X X X X X X Job Search Filling Out Job Applications Reading Maps, Charts, & Graphs X X X X X X X TECHNOLOGY Computer Terms X X X X X X X X Internet Terms X X X X X X X X Word Processing Terms X X X X X X X X Internet X X X X X X X X On-line Privacy X X X X X X X X Blogging X X X X X X X X X X Sequencing X X X X X X X X Main Idea X X X X X X X X Supporting/Non-Supporting Ideas X X X X X X X X Persuasive Techniques X X X X X X X X Fact and Opinion X X X X X X X X Propaganda Techniques X X X X X X Analogies X X X X X X Cause and Effect X X X X X X 6
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