ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CHART. Standard 5: Producing Written Communications in a Variety of Forms. Kindergarten

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CHART Standard 5: Producing Written Communications in a Variety of Forms Kindergarten K5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. K5.1 Use symbols (drawings, letters and words) to create written communications I R R R M K5.2 Use symbols (drawings, letters and words) to create narratives, I R R R R R R R M K5.3 Use symbols (drawings, letters and words) to create descriptions of personal I R R R R R R R M K5.4 Use symbols (drawings, letters and words) to create written pieces, for example I R R R M K5.5 Use writing strategies for a variety of audiences I R R R R R R R M K5.6 Use writing strategies for a variety of purposes I R R R R R R R M

Grade 1 1.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 1.5.1 Create written communications for a specific audience, for example. I R R R M 1.5.2 Create narratives, for example stories, journal entries. I R R R R R R R M 1.5.3 Create written pieces that describe personal experiences, people, places or things I R R R M 1.5.4 Create written pieces that include sensory adjectives I R R R R R R M 1.5.5 Create written pieces, for example simple rhymes and poems, to entertain others I R R R R R R M 1.5.6 Apply appropriate text structure to convey the intended meaning I R R R R R R R M 1.5.7 Write to communicate a personal perspective or feeling I R R R R R R R M

Grade 2 2.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 2.5.1 Create written communications for example - I R R R M 2.5.2 Create narratives for example stories, friendly letters, I R R R R R R R M 2.5.3 Create written pieces that describe objects, people, places or events I R R R M 2.5.4 Create written pieces for example rhymes, poems and songs to entertain others I R R R R R R M 2.5.5 Applies appropriate text structure to convey the intended meaning I R R R M 2.5.6 Writes to communicate a personal perspective or feeling I R R R R R R R M 2.5.7 Produces a coherent message I R R R M

Grade 3 3.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 3.5.1 Create written communications for example friendly letters that include I R R R M 3.5.2 Create narratives that include characters and setting and follow a logical sequence I R R R R R R R M 3.5.3 Create written descriptions about people, places or events I R R R R R R R M 3.5.4 Create written pieces, for example riddles and jokes to entertain others I R R R R R R M 3.5.5 Use information from multiple sources in writing I R R R R M 3.5.6 Produce a coherent message I R R R M 3.5.7 Write to communicate a personal perspective or feeling I R R R R R R R M 3.5.8 Apply appropriate text structure to convey the intended meaning I R R R R R R R M

Grade 4 4.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 4.5.1 Create informational pieces for example postcards, flyers, letters and e-mails I R R R R R R R M 4.5.2 Create narratives containing details and a sequence of events that develop a plot I R R R R R R R M 4.5.3 Create written descriptions using language that appeals to the reader s senses I R R R R R R M 4.5.4 Create written pieces for example skits and plays to entertain others I R R R R R R M 4.5.5 Use information from multiple sources in writing I R R R R M 4.5.6 Produce a coherent message I R R R M 4.5.7 Write to communicate a personal perspective or feeling I R R R R R R R M 4.5.8 Apply appropriate text structure to convey intended meaning I R R R R R R R M

Grade 5 5.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 5.5.1 Create informational pieces for example book reviews I R R R R R R M 5.5.2 Create narratives that have a fully developed plot and a consistent point of view I R R R R R R R M 5.5.3 Create written descriptions using precise language and vivid vocabulary I R R R R R R M 5.5.4 Create written pieces for example picture books, comic books and. I R R R R R R M 5.5.5 Uses information for multiple sources in writing I R R R R M 5.5.6 Compose a persuasive essay citing at least 3 convincing reasons I R R R R R R R M

Grade 6 6.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 6.5.1 Create informational pieces for example brochures, pamphlets and I R R R R R R M 6.5.2 Create narratives that have a fully developed plot and a consistent point of view I R R R R R R R M 6.5.3 Create written descriptions using precise language and vivid details I R R R R R R M 6.5.4 Create persuasive writings for example print aids and commercial scripts I R R R R R R R M 6.5.5 Use information from multiple sources in writing I R R R R M

Grade 7 7.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 7.5.1 Create informational pieces for example book/movie reviews I R R R R R R M 7.5.2 Create narratives for example personal essays or narrative poems I R R R R R R R M 7.5.3 Create descriptions for use in other written works for example - narrative, I R R R R R R M 7.5.4 Create persuasive pieces for example letters to the editor or essays that include I R R R R R R R M 7.5.5 Use information from multiple sources in writing I R R R R M

Grade 8 8.5 The student will begin to write for a variety of purposes and audiences. 8.5.1 Create informational pieces for example book/movie reviews I R R R R R R M 8.5.2 Create narratives for example personal essays or narrative poems I R R R R R R R M 8.5.3 Create descriptions for use in other written works for example - narrative, I R R R R R R M 8.5.4 Create persuasive pieces for example letters to the editor or essays that include I R R R R R R R M 8.5.5 Use information from multiple sources in writing I R R R R M