ELA READING & WRITING RESOURCE BUNDLE

Your year is completely planned, developed, and ready to go! This DIGITAL full year curriculum is quarterly sequenced around the 4 major writing requirements: Argumentative | Informational | Narrative | Research, and is and ready for you to share to your Google Classroom or any major LMS. Perfect for IN CLASS, DISTANCE LEARNING, AND HOMESCHOOLING.

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Scope and Sequence For This Curriculum:

QUARTER 1 - Reading Literature and Narrative Writing

QUARTER 2- Informational Text and Argumentative Writing & Debate

QUARTER 3- Informational Text and Informative Writing

QUARTER 4- Research Writing, Literature Review, Informational Text and

QUARTER 1: FICTION & NARRATIVE WRITING

Reading Literature

• Analyze literary elements, devices, and techniques.
  • Novels
  • Short films
  • Passages
  • Test Prep
  • Constructed Response Writing
  • Narrative Writing
  • Summary Writing
  • Literary Analysis

Writing: Narrative

• Use literary elements, devices, and techniques to craft written responses and an analysis.
  • Constructed Response Writing
  • Narrative Writing
  • Summary Writing
  • Literary Analysis
  • Test Prep

QUARTER 2: NON-FICTION & ARGUMENT/DEBATE

Reading

• Analyze elements of argumentation using informational texts.
  • Articles
  • Passages
  • Sample Essays
  • Documentary Videos
  • Various Research 
  • ProCon.org
  • Debate

Writing

• Craft argumentative writing using the elements of argumentation and write responses to prompts. 
  • Written responses
  • Argumentative Essay

QUARTER 3: NON-FICTIONAL & INFORMATIONAL TEXT AND WRITING

Reading

Students will read and analyze a variety of informational text such as informative articles from Psychology Today that focus on human behavior and tendencies such as: narcissism, stereotyping and biases, privilege, confirmation bias, and gaslighting. They will learn to analyze textual evidence, find the central idea, draw inferences, and understand the purposes and types of informative writing:

• Inform
• Explain
• Present
• Compare/Contrast
• Analyze
• Describe
• Classify

Writing

Students will use the knowledge and skills gained from the reading and learning section to craft various writings:

• Constructed Responses
• Objective Summaries
• Informative Essay

QUARTER 4: NON-FICTION-RESEARCH & FICTION REVIEW

Reading

• Articles
• Passages
• Sample essays
• Podcasts

Writing & Research Project

• Videos/Tutorials
• Design a Social Research Experiment
• Write a Research  Paper
• Review Plot, Theme, Conflict, Dialogue, & Setting With Short Film