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Focused on Students - Soaring to Excellence
Grade 5 -‐ First Trimester “I CAN” Statements
Pottsgrove School District 2015 -‐ 2016
English Language Arts
Unit 1 Priority • I can compare and contrast characters within a text citing specific evidence to support my response. (E.g. how characters interact) • I can compare and contrast settings within a text citing specific evidence to support my response. • I can use punctuation to separate items in a series. • I can use a comma to separate an introductory element from the rest of the sentence. • I can use a comma to set off the words yes and no. • I can use a comma to set off a tag question from the rest of a sentence. • I can use a comma to indicate direct address. • I can determine the meaning of a word or phrase by examining context clues (cause/effect relationships, comparisons,
synonym/antonym, definition). • I can use relationships between words to better understand the meaning of each individual • word. • I can read fifth grade text with purpose and understanding. • I can use strategies to understand unknown words.
Supporting • I can determine the theme of a text (poem) and locate particular details that convey the theme. • I can determine how a speaker in a poem reflects on a topic or how they feel about a statement. • I can determine the meaning of words and phrases based on how they are used in a text. • I can use various reading and note-‐taking strategies that will help me process difficult information in a text. • I can spell grade-‐appropriate words correctly. • I can read fifth grade text aloud with accuracy, expression, and appropriate rate.
Unit 2
Exploring Author’s Craft, Theme, and Text Structure Through Historical Text
Priority • I can understand and describe what the text implies, or hints at. • I can draw inferences in a text using language from the author and my schema (background knowledge). • I can determine the theme of a text and locate particular details that convey the theme. • I can determine how a speaker in a poem reflects on a topic or how they feel about a statement. • I can determine the meaning of words and phrases based on how they are used in a text. • I can explain how a series of chapters or stanzas fit together to create the overall structure of a text. • I can describe how individuals, ideas, and events within a historical text are connected. • I can explain the function of conjunctions in general and in specific sentences. • I can explain the function of prepositions in general and in specific sentences. • I can explain the function of interjections in general and in specific sentences. • I can apply my knowledge of Greek or Latin affixes and roots to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words (photosynthesis, photograph). • I can explain the meaning of simple similes and metaphors in context. • I can recognize and explain the meaning of common idioms, adages, and proverbs. • I can use my knowledge of letter-‐sound relationships, syllabication, and roots and affixes to read words I don’t know. • I can read fifth grade text aloud with accuracy, expression, and appropriate rate.
Supporting • I can compare and contrast characters within a text citing specific evidence to support my response. (E.g. how characters interact). • I can determine the meaning of words or phrases in a grade 5 text. • I can compare/contrast the overall structure of events or ideas in two or more texts. • I can spell grade-‐appropriate words correctly. • I can determine the meaning of a word or phrase by examining context clues (cause/effect relationships, comparisons, synonym/antonym,
definition). • I can read fifth grade text with purpose and understanding. • I can use strategies to understand unknown words.
Focused on Students - Soaring to Excellence
Grade 5 -‐ First Trimester “I CAN” Statements
Pottsgrove School District 2015 -‐ 2016
Mathematics
Number Theory • I can write whole numbers and decimals. • I can identify the value of digits. • I can factor numbers. • I can identify numbers as prime and composite. • I can demonstrate automaticity with multiplication fact extensions. • I can use arrays to model multiplication and division.
Estimation and Computation • I can identify the place value of digits. • I can write numbers in expanded notation. • I can add and subtract whole numbers and decimals. • I can multiply whole numbers and decimals. • I can describe and explain strategies used for multi-‐digit multiplication and division. • I can make reasonable estimates. • I can use scaling to model multiplication and division. • I can convert between U.S. customary units of length. • I can write and solve number sentences that model addition and subtract number stories. Division • I can generate equivalent names for whole numbers. • I can know and apply multiplication facts, related division facts, and extended facts. • I can use the partial-‐quotients algorithm to divide. • I can interpret remainders in a division problem. • I can make magnitude estimates. • I can use scaling to model multiplication. • I can measure to the nearest ½ inch. • I can estimate distances on a map. • I can write and solve number sentences.
Geometry Explorations and the American Tour • I can identify place value in numbers to billions. • I can solve multiplication fact extensions. • I can identify types of angles. • I can identify types of triangles. • I can compare and contrast the properties of polygons.