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INSIDE Fundamentals 1 Language and Grammar Reading Vocabulary Function
Phonics/Decoding Comprehension Writing Unit 1 Glad to Meet You! Personal Information Communication Words Exchange Greetings and Goodbyes Pronouns Present Tense Verbs (am, are, is) Statements and Exclamations Short a, Short o Sequence Unit 2 Set the Table Colors, Shapes, and Sizes Foods Express Likes Describe Action Verbs Negative Sentences Short i, Short u, ch, and tch Steps in a Process Classify How-to Card Unit 3 On the Job Actions Tools and Careers Give Information Ask and Answer Questions Present Tense Verbs Yes-or-No Questions Who? What? Where? and When? Questions Short e, sh, ck, and Double Consonants Details Interview Unit 4 Numbers Count Cardinal Numbers Ordinal Numbers Ask Questions Give Information Express Needs Negative Sentences Contractions with Not Blends and Diagraphs Problems and Solutions Fact Sheet Unit 5 City Sights Location Words Neighborhood Words Ask for and Give Information Regular Past Tense Verbs Statements with there is and there are Contractions Word Patterns and Multisyllabic Words Journal Page Unit 6 Welcome Home! Family Rooms in a House Household Objects Present Tense Verbs (have and has) Plural Nouns Long Vowels (a, i, o, u) Main Idea and Details Family Description Unit 7 Pack Your Bags Landforms and Transportation Weather and Clothing Give and Carry Out Commands Describe Places Give Information Verbs: Can Capitalization: Proper Nouns Long Vowels (ai, ay; ee, ea; oa, ow) Classify Travel Guide Unit 8 Friend to Friend Feelings Describe Actions Express Feelings Past Tense Verbs: Was and Were Negative Sentences Contractions with Not Possessive Nouns Verb Ending (-ed) Cause and Effect Sequence Personal Narrative Unit 9 Let’s Celebrate Country Words Ask and Answer Questions Describe People Present Progressive Verbs Phrases with Like to and Want to Verb Ending (-ing) Blog
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INSIDE Fundamentals 2 Language and Grammar Reading Vocabulary Function
Phonics/Decoding Comprehension Writing Unit 1 Here to Help Time Tell What May Happen Phrases with have to and need to Possessive Adjectives Long Vowels (ie, igh, ui, ue) Cause and Effect Friendly Letter Unit 2 Make a Difference Direction Words Civil Rights Words Give Information Give Directions Express Wants and Feelings Irregular Past Tense Verbs R-controlled Vowels Sequence Classify Personal Narrative Unit 3 Our Living Planet Opinion Words Animals Plants and Habitats Give Your Opinion Describe Places Make a Suggestion Sensory Adjectives Syllable Types Details Fact-and-Opinion Article Unit 4 Past and Present History and Historical Records Have a Discussion Make Comparisons Nouns Present and Past Tense Verbs Object Pronouns Words with y Comparisons Comparison Paragraph Unit 5 Tell Me More Story Elements Opposites Phrases for Times and Places Ask for and Give Advice Accept a Favor Describe Actions Commands Prepositional Phrases Diphthongs and Variant Vowels Character Traits New Story Ending Unit 6 Personal Best The Body Sports Ask for and Give Information Express Thanks Present Tense Verbs Pronouns Variant and Consonants Main Idea and Details Procedure Unit 7 This Land is Our Land American History Landforms and Bodies of Water Ask and Answer Questions Questions with How? and Why? Capitalization: Proper Nouns Multisyllabic Words Biography Unit 8 Harvest Time Farming Buy or Sell an Item Subjects and Predicates Word Order in Sentences Prefixes and Suffixes Report Unit 9 Superstars Idioms Space Agree and Disagree Future Tense Verbs Contractions Verb Tenses Goals and Objectives Poem
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INSIDE Level A Focus on Reading Vocabulary Language and Grammar
Writing Function Grammar Skill Unit 1 What Defines Home? Reading Strategies Context Clues: Multiple Meaning Words Express Ideas and Feelings Ask and Answer Questions Give Commands Statements Commands Learn Reading Strategies Paragraph: Topic-and- Details, Claim and Support, Main Idea and Details Unit 2 How do we depend on Earth’s resources? Analyze Events and Ideas Relate Words: Word Categories, Synonyms, Antonyms Express Needs and Wants Give Information Elaborate Nouns Complete Sentences Subject/Verb Agreement Analyze Plot Analyze Main Idea and Details Sequence Paragraph Explanatory Paragraph Unit 3 How should people deal with forces of nature? Determine Viewpoints Word Parts: Compound Words, Base Words, Suffixes Engage in Conversation Ask and Answer Questions Give Advice Subject Pronouns Pronoun Usage Helping Verbs Text Structure: Cause and Effect Analyze Author’s Viewpoint Analyze Characters’ Viewpoints Friendly Letter Personal Narrative Unit 4 How can a powerful character inspire a range of reactions? Elements of Fiction: Plot, Character, Setting Base Words. Prefixes, Latin and Greek Roots Describe People and Places Make Comparisons Describe an Event or Experience Adjectives Adverbs Participles Analyze Character Development Analyze Media Analyze Character and Plot Short Story Unit 5 How do discoveries change us and the world? Sequence, Main Idea and Details Word Parts: Prefixes, Suffixes Ask for and Give Information Engage in Discussion Define and Explain Present and Past Tense Verbs Verb Forms: Be and Have Determine Main Determine Theme Information Report Unit 6 How far should people go for the sake of freedom? Definition and Restatement, Synonym, Antonym, Example Summarize Express Opinions Subject and Predicate Nouns Subject and Predicate Pronouns Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns Summary Paragraph Cause-and-Effect Essay Unit 7 What can we learn from the stars? Analyze Argument Multiple-Meaning Words, Jargon Describe Persuade Possessive Nouns Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Purpose and Evidence Speech Persuasive Business Letter Unit 8 What do we learn about people from their artful expression? Text Features Figurative Language: Metaphors, Idioms, Similes Use Appropriate Language Retell a Story Compound and Complex Sentences Analyze New Media Purpose and Tone Editorial Literary Response
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INSIDE Level B Focus on Reading Vocabulary Language and Grammar
Writing Function Grammar Skill Unit 1 What Makes an Idea Powerful? Reading Strategies Word Parts: Compound Words, Prefixes, Suffixes Ask and Answer Questions Express Ideas and Feelings Give Information Kinds of Sentences Nouns Complete Sentences Learn Reading Strategies Paragraph: Paragraph-and- Solution, Chronological Order, Spatial-Order, Compare-and-Contrast Unit 2 How should people use their talents? Elements of Fiction: Plot, Character, Setting Relate Words: Word Categories, Synonyms, Antonyms Engage in Conversation Retell a Story Ask for and Give Information Subject Pronouns Verb Forms: Be Subject/Verb Agreement Analyze Plot Analyze Character Analyze Elements of Drama Personal Narrative Short Story Unit 3 How does our past impact our future? Analyze Interactions Prefixes, Suffixes, Roots Describe People, Places, and Things Make Comparisons Describe an Event or Experience Adjectives and Adverbs Among Ideas Compare Fiction and Nonfiction Realistic Short Story Cause-and-Effect Essay Unit 4 Why is the human body so amazing? Text Structure: Main Idea and Details, Chronological Order Context Clues: Definition and Restatement, Synonyms and Antonyms, Examples Define and Explain Give and Follow Directions Engage in Discussion Possessive Nouns and Adjectives Indefinite Pronouns Idea and Details Text Structure: Research Report Unit 5 What happens when cultures cross paths? Figurative Language: Personification, Idioms Summarize Present and Past Tense Verbs Analyze Plot, Character, Setting Compare a Topic Analyze Text Features Story Scene Literary Response Unit 6 How do we come to the aid of one another? Determine Viewpoints Word Origins: Words and Phrases from Mythology, Greek, Latin, and Anglo-Saxon Roots, Borrowed Words Clarify and Verify Tell an Original Story Subject and Predicate Nouns Prepositions Subject and Predicate Pronouns Analyze Author’s Purpose and Tone Viewpoint Analyze Plot and Theme Summary Paragraph Letter to the Editor Business Letter Unit 7 How do sports bring people together? Multiple-Meaning Words, Baseball Jargon Express Opinions Justify Elaborate Compound Sentences Complex Sentences Compare Media Biography Unit 8 How can changing our ways benefit the Earth? Analyze Argument Denotation and Connotation, Technical Language, Figurative Language Persuade Use Appropriate Language Negotiate Present, Past, and Future Tense Verbs Present Perfect Participles and Reasons and Evidence Analyze Theme Public Service Announcement Persuasive Essay
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INSIDE Level C Focus on Reading Vocabulary Language and Grammar
Writing Function Grammar Skill Unit 1 How do decisions affect your identity? Reading Strategies Word Parts: Compound Words, Suffixes Ask and Answer Questions Give Information Express Ideas and Opinions Complete Sentences Nouns Action Verbs Learn Reading Strategies Paragraph: Problem-and-Solution, Chronological Order, Spatial-Order, Compare- And Contrast Personal Narrative Unit 2 How should people use their talents? Elements of Fiction: Plot, Character, Setting Relate Words: Synonyms, Antonyms, Cognates Define and Explain Retell a Story Engage in Conversation Subject Pronouns Verb Forms: Be and Have Indefinite Pronouns Relate Cause and Effect Analyze Modern Fiction Analyze Plot Summary Paragraph Modern Fairy Tale Unit 3 When can one individual make a difference? Text Structure: Chronological Order, Problem and Solution Prefixes, Ask for and Give Information Describe Summarize Present, Past, and Future Tense Verbs Verb Forms: Be Chronological Order Problem and Solution Problem-and-Solution Paragraph Problem –and-Solution Essay Unit 4 How can your location affect the way you live? Analyze Connections Context Clues: Definition, Example, and Restatement; Jargon and Specialized Language; Denotation and Connotation Make Comparisons Clarify and Verify Subject and Predicate Nouns Predicate Pronouns Active and Passive Voice Verbs Compare and Contrast Determine Author’s Purpose Compare Structures of Texts Research Report Unit 5 What makes the environment so valuable? Text Features Multiple-Meaning Words, Jargon Elaborate Adjectives and Adverbs Analyze Author’s Viewpoint Compare Viewpoints Narrative Poem Business Letter Friendly Letter Unit 6 How should people overcome conflict? Figurative Language: Simile, Metaphor and Personification: Idioms; Shades of Meaning and Word Choice Express Opinions Engage in Discussion Justify Compound Sentences Complex Sentences Combine Sentences Evaluate Historical Fiction Analyze Author’s Viewpoint Story Scene Literary Analysis Unit 7 What should you do when life is unfair? Compare Text Structures Word Origins: Borrowed Words, Greek, Latin, and Anglo-Saxon Roots: Greek and Latin Mythology Tell an Original Story Give and Follow Directions Participles as Adjectives Participial Phrases and Sentence Combining Gerunds and Infinitives Determine Theme Analyze Main Idea and Details Cause-Effect Paragraph Cause-and-Effect Essay Unit 8 How can we provide for our communities? Analyze Argument Technical Vocabulary, Jargon, Specialized Language Persuade Negotiate Use Appropriate Language Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense Verbs Conditionals and Support Compare Writing About the Same Topic Analyze Drama Public Service Announcement Persuasive Essay
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