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Third Grade Language Arts Learning Targets $ Common Core Strand Standard Statement Learning Target Reading:! I can ask and answer questions" using the text for support" to show my understanding# RL!$! Literature % I can retell a story# RL %$! % I can tell the central message of a story" and identify how the message is conveyed# RL %$% & I can describe the characters in a story and explain how their actions contribute to RL &$! the story's events# ( I can determine the literal and )gurative meaning of words an author uses# RL ($! * I can use speci)c terms +chapter" stanza" etc#, when discussing a story or text# RL *$! * I can explain how parts of text +chapters" stanza" etc#, are connected# RL *$% - I can describe when there are di.erent characters telling a story# RL -$! / I can explain how the illustrations of a text contribute to the mood or story being told# RL /$! 0 Not applicable to literature# 1 I can compare and contrast themes" characters" and plots of two stories by the same author# RL 1$!!2 I can read and comprehend literature appropriate for third grade# RL!2$!

Reading:! I can ask and answer questions" using the text for support" to show my understanding# RI!$! Informational % I can determine the main idea and supporting details of a text# RI %$! Text % I can explain how the supporting details speci)cally relate to the main idea# RI %$% & I can use language that pertains to sequence or cause3e.ect to describe the connection RI &$! between historical events" scienti)c ideas" or steps in a procedure# ( I can determine the meaning of words or phrases I don't know# RI ($! * I can use various text features to locate information# RI *$! - I can tell the di.erence between my point of view and the author's point of view# RI -$! / I can explain how charts" diagrams" or illustrations are helpful in clarifying text# RI /$! 0 I can explain the connections between sentences and paragraphs in a text using comparison" RI 0$! cause3e.ect" or sequencing# 1 I can compare and contrast important points" on a speci)c topic" from di.erent texts# RI 1$!!2 I can read and comprehend informational text appropriate for third grade# RI!2$! Reading! Not covered in third grade# Foundational % Not covered in third grade# Skills &a I can identify and know meanings of common pre)xes and su4xes# RF &a$! &b I can decode words with common Latin su4xes# RF &b$! &c I can decode multi$syllable words# RF &c$! &d I can read third grade irregularly$spelled words# RF &d$! (a I can read third grade text with purpose and understanding# RF (a$! (b I can read third grade text aloud with accuracy" expression" and appropriate rate# RF (b$! (c I can use strategies to understand unknown words# RF (c$!

Writing! I can write an opinion piece where I: W!$! a $ introduce a topic or name of a book" state an opinion" and create an organizational structure" b $ provide reasons that support their opinion" c $ use linking words to give a reason to support my opinion" and d $ provide a concluding section or statement# % I can write an informative piece where I: W %$! a $ introduce a topic and group related information" b $ use facts" de)nitions" and details to develop a point" c $ use linking words to connect ideas" and d $ provide a concluding statement or section# & I can write a narrative piece where I: W &$! a $ establish a situation and introduce a narrator" b $ use dialogue and descriptions to develop events" c $ use temporal words and phrases to signal order" and d $ provide some sense of closure# ( I can produce piece of writing that are appropriate for third grade tasks and purposes# W ($! * I can use guidance from my peers to plan" revise" and edit my writing# W *$! - I can use digital tools to produce and publish my work# W -$! / I can conduct a short research project to build knowledge about a topic# W /$! 0 I can use provided sources to )nd information" take notes on sources" and categorize my W 0$! notes# 1 Not covered in third grade#!2 I can write for a range of time and tasks# W!2$!

Speaking &!a I can prepare for a class discussion and participate by responding to things others say# SL!a$! Listening!b I can follow agreed$upon rules for class discussions# SL!b$!!c I can ask questions to clear up my confusion about a presentation# SL!c$!!d I can explain my own ideas and understanding as they connect to the discussion# SL!d$! % I can show I understand what I read" hear" and3or see by retelling and describing key SL %$! details# & I can ask and3or answer questions of a speaker to clarify3deepen my understanding# SL &$! ( I can speak clearly and audibly while reporting on a topic" telling a story or experience# SL ($! * I can create audio recordings of stories or poems# SL *$! * I can add drawings or details to a description to provide information# SL *$% - I can use complete sentences when appropriate# SL -$! Language!a I can explain the functions of nouns" verbs" pronouns" adjectives" and adverbs# L!a$!!b I can use regular and irregular plural nouns# L!b$!!c I can use abstract nouns# L!c$!!d I can use regular and irregular verbs# L!d$!!e I can use simple verb tenses# L!e$!!f I can write sentences with subject$verb agreement# L!f$!!g I can use comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs appropriately# L!g$!!h I can use coordinating and subordinating conjunctions# L!h$!!i I can produce all types of sentences# L!i$! %a I can capitalize appropriate words in titles# L %a$! %b I can use commas in addresses# L %b$! %c I can use commas and quotation marks in dialogue# L %c$!

%d I can form and use possessives# L %d$! %e I can use conventional spelling for high$frequency and other words I've studied# L %e$! %f I can use spelling patterns and generalizations in my writing# L %f$! %g I can use reference materials to )nd correct spellings# L %g$! &a I can choose words and phrases for e.ect# L &a$! &a I can compare di.erences in spoken and written English# L &a$% (a I can use context clues to )gure out word meanings# L (a$! (b I can determine the meaning of a word by using the pre)x or su4x# L (b$! (c I can determine the meaning of a word by using its root word# L (c$! (d I can use glossaries and dictionaries to determine the meanings of words# L (d$! *a I can distinguish between literal and )gurative meanings of words# L *a$! *b I can identify a real$life application of a word# L *b$! *c I can distinguish shades of meaning between words# L *c$! - I can use words and phrases that I learn through listening and reading# L -$!