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Bundle ~ 4th Grade DAILY WRITING READY ~ Full Year Daily Language Review

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I use this as morning work/do now. I have use them for about 5 years and love them. The tests are a great measure of misconceptions, what we need to work on, and what they understand. I love that the TEKS are listed with each question.
This is a great bell ringer. We use it at the beginning of the day. Students work on it in the morning as soon as they come in and while they eat breakfast. We review together and discuss. Great review with many skills.

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    Description

    With the implementation of the new ELA TEKS this year, having a daily spiral review in your toolbox that reviews all the TEKS for language, spelling, and writing is a MUST!!
    DAILY WRITING READY© is a standards-based program that follows a research-based model of continuous, systematic instruction, building from simple to complex to help students learn and retain skills.  The full bundle includes 34 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments.

    **SAVE 20% on this FULL-YEAR BUNDLE!! Includes 9 months of 4th grade daily writing, grammar, & language lessons and weekly assessments for August/September – May/June!**

    How it Works:
    Monday – Thursday, students will practice:

    • 2 sentence-editing exercises
    • 2-3 language/vocabulary exercises
    • 1 sentence-diagramming exercise
    • 1 exit ticket (a short, 1-2 minute formative assessment linked to the objective of that day’s lessons)

    On Friday, students will complete a brief, 1-page formal assessment measuring their understanding of the skills taught during the week. An optional study guide is provided also to give to students on Monday before the test so that parents can work with their children at home throughout the week.

    The program is designed so that all ELA TEKS are covered during the first 20 weeks (August – February week 2) of instruction. In week 21 (February week 3), the daily lessons will evolve into short STAAR-formatted passages with 2 revising & editing multiple-choice questions each day on Monday-Thursday. The Friday assessments for weeks 21-34 will include a slightly longer STAAR-formatted passage with 10 revising & editing multiple-choice questions and an optional expository writing prompt. A 26-lined written composition paper is included, as well as a rubric for grading the essay. The program is designed so that all 4th grade ELA TEKS are covered and reviewed before the STAAR Writing Test; the daily lessons & assessments after the STAAR test will continue to review the 4th grade ELA skills until the end of the school year.

    *If you purchased this bundle while it was a “growing bundle,” go to your “My Purchases” folder on TpT and re-download the bundle to access all of the monthly units.*

    **Though this DAILY WRITING READY© unit was made with our Texas teacher friends in mind, it is also aligned with 4th grade CCSS, making it easily usable by any 4th grade teacher teaching English/Language Arts/Writing all over the U.S.**

    ***Suggested use with our WRITING READY Task Cards©.

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    These are the units included in this full-year bundle:

    August/September – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • Capitalization (proper nouns, titles of books/movies, languages, & beginning of sentence)
    • Ending punctuation
    • Complete sentences (subject/predicate)
    • Homophones (hour/our, know/no, right/write, their/there/they’re, to/too/two, your/you’re)
    • Parts of speech (common & proper nouns, action & linking verbs)
    • Spelling
    • Syllabication
    • Diagramming sentences

    Standards Covered:

    • 2019 TEKS: 3.11Dii, 3.11Dx, 4.2Aiii, 4.2Bii, 4.11C, 4.11D, 4.11Di, 4.11Diii, 4.11Div, 4.11Dix, 4.11Dx, 4.11Dxi
    • CCSS: L.3.1.A, L.3.1.D, L.4.1.F, L.4.1.G, L.4.2, L.4.2.A, L.4.2.D, RF.4.3.A, W.4.5

    October – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • Capitalization (proper nouns; titles of books, movies, poems, & songs; beginning of sentence)
    • Ending punctuation
    • Dialogue (dialogue tags, commas, capitalization, ending punctuation, & quotation marks)
    • Complete sentences
    • Homophones (for/four, know/no, threw/through, their/there/they’re, to/too/two, your/you’re)
    • Parts of speech (adjectives, article adjectives, & helping verbs)
    • Spelling
    • Diagramming sentences

    Standards Covered:

    November – 3 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • Capitalization (proper nouns; races & nationalities; beginning of sentence)
    • Punctuation (apostrophes, commas, ending punctuation, quotation marks)
    • Complete sentences
    • Compound sentences
    • Contractions
    • Homophones (are/our, be/bee, sea/see, their/there/they’re, to/too/two, wear/where, your/you’re)
    • Parts of speech (conjunctions, subject & possessive pronouns, prepositional phrases)
    • Spelling
    • Diagramming sentences

    Standards Covered:

    December – 3 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • Capitalization (proper nouns; books & song titles; historical events, races & nationalities; beginning of sentence)
    • Simple & compound sentences
    • Punctuation (apostrophes, commas, ending punctuation, quotation marks)
    • Time-order transition words & introductory phrases
    • Friendly letters (salutations & closings)
    • Abbreviations (titles; streets, roads, etc.; months; days of the week)
    • Dates
    • Addresses
    • Contractions
    • Homophones (are/our, knew/new, know/no, red/read, sea/see, to/too/two, your/you/re)
    • Parts of speech
    • Spelling (double consonants, plural rules, irregular plurals, adding suffixes -ed & -ing)
    • Diagramming sentences

    Standards Covered:

    January – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • capitalization (proper nouns; movies & speeches; historical events, races, languages, & nationalities; beginning of sentence)
    • simple & compound sentences
    • fragments, run-ons, & complete sentences
    • punctuation (apostrophes, commas, ending punctuation, quotation marks)
    • time-order transition words
    • introductory elements, names, & phrases
    • contractions
    • plural & possessive nouns
    • double negatives
    • using I and me
    • abbreviations
    • dates & addresses
    • homophones (ate/eight, knew/new, knot/not, know/no, one/won, right/write, their/there/they’re, weak/week, when/win)
    • parts of speech (irregular verbs, conjunctions, & reflexive pronouns)
    • spelling (double consonants, plural rules, irregular plurals, adding suffixes –ed & –ing)
    • diagramming sentences

    Standards Covered:

    February – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • revising & editing drafts
    • expository compositions
    • central idea in a topic sentence
    • supporting sentences
    • concluding statements
    • capitalization (proper nouns; movies; historical events & documents; beginning of sentence)
    • simple & compound sentences
    • fragments, run-ons, & complete sentences
    • compound subjects & predicates
    • punctuation (apostrophes, commas, ending punctuation, quotation marks)
    • time-order transition words
    • introductory elements, names, & phrases
    • contractions & possessive nouns
    • double negatives
    • using I and me
    • abbreviations
    • dates & addresses
    • homophones (for/four, pitchers/pictures, sea/see, their/there/they’re, your/you’re)
    • parts of speech (verbs, coordinating conjunctions, comparative & superlative adjectives)
    • spelling (double consonants, plural rules, irregular plurals, other ways to spell “sh,” root words & affixes)
    • diagramming sentences

    Standards Covered:

    March – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    • revising & editing drafts
    • expository compositions
    • central idea in a topic sentence
    • supporting sentences
    • concluding statements
    • capitalization (proper nouns; historical events & documents; beginning of sentence)
    • simple & compound sentences
    • fragments, run-ons, & complete sentences
    • punctuation (apostrophes, commas, ending punctuation, quotation marks)
    • time-order transition words
    • introductory elements, names, & phrases
    • contractions
    • plural & possessive nouns
    • using I and me
    • homophones
    • parts of speech (irregular verbs, proper nouns, correlative conjunctions, comparative & superlative adjectives, prepositions)
    • spelling (double consonants, plural rules, root words & affixes)

    Standards Covered:

    April – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    -Revising & editing drafts

    -Expository compositions

    -Central idea in a topic sentence

    -Supporting sentences

    -Concluding statements

    -Capitalization (proper nouns; titles of books; languages; beginning of sentence sentence)

    -Simple & compound sentences

    -Fragments, run-ons, & complete sentences

    -Punctuation (apostrophes, commas, ending punctuation, quotation marks)

    -Time-order transition words

    -Introductory elements, names, & phrases

    -Contractions & possessive nouns

    -Double negatives

    -Homophones

    -Parts of speech (adverbs, adjectives, irregular verbs, proper nouns, reflexive pronouns)

    -Spelling

    Standards Covered:

    •TEKS: 4.15C, 4.15D, 4.18A, 4.18Ai, 4.18Aii, 4.18Aiii, 4.20A, 4.20Ai, 4.20Aii, 4.20Aiii, 4.20Aiv, 4.20Avi, 4.20Aviii, 4.20B, 4.20C, 4.21B, 4.21Bii, 4.21C, 4.21Ci, 4.21Cii, 4.22C, 4.22D

    •CCSS: L.4.1, L.4.1.F, L.4.1.G, L.4.2, L.4.2.A, L.4.2.B, L.4.2.C, L.4.2.D, L.6.1.B, W.4.2, W.4.2.A, W.4.2.B, W.4.2.C, W.4.2.E, W.4.4, W.4.5

    May/June – 4 weeks of daily lessons & weekly assessments that address:

    -Revising & editing drafts

    -Expository compositions

    -Central idea in a topic sentence

    -Supporting sentences

    -Concluding statements

    -Capitalization

    -Simple & compound sentences

    -Fragments, run-ons, & complete sentences

    -Punctuation

    -Time-order transition words

    -Introductory elements, names, & phrases

    -Contractions & possessive nouns

    -Homophones

    -Parts of speech

    -Spelling

    Standards Covered:

    •TEKS: 4.15C, 4.15D, 4.18A, 4.18Ai, 4.18Aii, 4.18Aiii, 4.20A, 4.20Aii, 4.20Aiii, 4.20Avi, 4.20Avii, 4.20Aviii, 4.20B, 4.20C, 4.21B, 4.21C, 4.21C, 4.21Ci, 4.21Cii, 4.22A, 4.22Aiii, 4.22Aiv, 4.22C

    •CCSS: L.4.1, L.4.1.F, L.4.1.G, L.4.2, L.4.2.A, L.4.2.B, L.4.2.C, L.4.2.D, L.4.3.A, L.5.2.B, W.4.2, W.4.2.A, W.4.2.B, W.4.2.C, W.4.2.E, W.4.4, W.4.5

    We hope you like these units as much as we do, and we’d love to hear your feedback! :)

    ~Heather & Ashley

    Watson Works, LLC

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    Standards

    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly.
    Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
    With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, and editing.
    Explain the function of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in general and their functions in particular sentences.
    Form and use regular and irregular verbs.

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