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Language Arts

Word Analysis, Fluency, and Systematic Vocabulary Development

Reading Comprehension

Literary Response and Analysis


	Word Recognition
	Figurative Language
	Words with Multiple Meanings
	Words with Multiple Meanings Part II - Coming Soon
	Foreign Words in English
	Using Context Clues
	Shades of Meaning
	Vocabulary A - D
	Vocabulary E - J
	Vocabulary K - R
	Vocabulary S - Z
	Enrichment: Sayings and Expressions


	Identify Structural Features of Media
	Comparing and Contrasting
	Connect and Clarify Main Ideas
	Clarify an Understanding of Texts
	Following Multiple-Step Instructions
	Analyzing Evidence
	Making Assertions
	Expository Critique: Persuasion and Propaganda in Text - Coming Soon
	Finding Fallacies and Similar Errors


	Structural Features of Literature
	Analyzing Character
	Analyzing Setting
	Poetry
	Identifying the Speaker
	Analyzing Themes
	Effects of Common Literary Devices
	Literary Criticism
	Enrichment: Foreshadowing
	Enrichment: Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions
	Enrichment: Tone and Mood
	Enrichment: Characteristics of Westerns and Mysteries
	Enrichment: Irony
	Enrichment: Bias and Propaganda
	Enrichment: Reading Historical Documents
	Enrichment: Epic Poems
	Enrichment: Ballads

Writing Strategies

Writing Applications (Genres and their Characteristics)

Written and Oral English Language Conventions: Sentence Structure and Grammar


	Choosing a Form
	Exposition: Strong Openings
	Exposition: Developing the Topic
	Exposition: The Conclusion
	Organizational Techniques
	Electronic Information
	Word-Processing Skills
	Revision


	Writing Narratives: Setting
	Writing Narratives: Creating a Character
	Writing Narratives: Plot
	Writing Narratives: Point of View
	Writing Narratives: Sensory Details and Concrete Language
	Writing Narratives: Other Devices
	Writing Narratives: Your Assignment
	Writing Expository Compositions: Organizational Pattern
	Writing Expository Compositions: Thesis or Purpose
	Writing Expository Compositions: Explaining
	Writing Expository Compositions: Persuasive Evidence
	Writing Expository Compositions: Your Assignment
	Writing Research Reports: The Basics
	Writing Reasearch Reports: Relevant Questions/Staying on Topic
	Writing Research Reports: Supporting the Main Idea
	Writing Research Reports: Bibliography
	Writing Research Reports: Your Assignment
	Writing Responses to Literature: Interpretation - Coming Soon
	Writing Responses to Literature: Organization
	Writing Responses to Literature: Examples and Textual Evidence
	Writing Responses to Literature: Your Assignment
	Writing Persuasive Compositions: Stating a Clear Position
	Writing a Persuasive Compostion: Addressing Arguments
	Writing a Persuasive Composition: Support
	Writing a Persuasive Composition: Your Assignment
	Enrichment: Descriptive Essay
	Enrichment: Using Dialogue
	Enrichment: Writing About Yourself


	Simple Sentences
	Compound and Complex Sentences
	Coordination and Subordination of Ideas
	Indefinite Pronouns and Agreement
	Subject/Verb Agreement with Compound Subjects
	Enrichment: Progressive Tense Verbs
	Perfect Tense Verbs
	Enrichment: Vivid Verbs
	Enrichment: Irregular Verbs
	Enrichment: Practice with Nouns
	Enrichment: More Practice with Verbs
	Enrichment: Appositives
	Enrichment: Fixing Awkward Sentences

Written and Oral English Language Conventions: Punctuation, Capitalization, Spelling

Listening and Speaking Strategies

Speaking Applications (Genres and Their Characteristics)


	Colons
	Punctuation
	Semicolons
	Commas to Link Clauses
	Capitalization
	Spelling Commonly Misspelled Words
	Enrichment: Parentheses and Brackets
	Enrichment: Using Commas for Clarification
	Enrichment: Using Commas with Nonessential Elements
	Enrichment: Faulty Parallelism
	Enrichment: Incorrect Use of Semicolons, Hyphens, and Colons
	Enrichment: Incorrect Use of Commas
	Enrichment: Hyphens and Dashes
	Enrichment: Misplaced Modifiers
	Enrichment: Abbreviations


	Relating Verbal and Nonverbal Messages
	Identifying Tone, Mood, Emotion
	Multiple Step Instructions - Coming Soon
	Matching Focus, Style to Audience
	Emphasizing Points
	Supporting Opinions with Details, Graphics
	Rate, Volume, Pitch, and Tone
	Rhetorical Devices
	Persuasion and Propaganda
	Oral Presentation: Write and Present


	Narrative: Context, Plot, Point of View
	Narrative: Sensory Details, Concrete Language
	Narrative: Other Devices
	Informational: Pose and Answer Questions
	Informational: Developing the Topic
	Informational: Develop and Justify Interpretation
	Literature: Interpretation
	Literature: Organizing Around Ideas
	Persuasive: Relevant Evidence
	Persuasive: Position Statement
	Persuasive: Logical Sequence
	Persuasive: Engaging the Listener
	Problem/Solution: Cause and Effect
	Problem/Solution: Evidence

Enrichment: How to Write Essays

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