Language Arts

Kindergarten

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26

lessons)

Basic features of print: five little monkeys

Vocabulary: shades of meaning

Antonyms: opposites attract

Nouns and verbs

The star of the show: characters in a story

Plot twist: main events and details

Judge a book by its cover: the parts of a book

Stories and poems and books, oh my! Types of texts

Once upon a time: the setting of a story

Spell words phonetically: I am a w-r-i-t-e-r!

Sorting and categorizing: what doesn’t belong?

Putting it on paper: printing letters Rr—Zz

Putting it on paper: printing letters Ii — Qq

Putting it on paper: printing letters A-H

A letter is forever: shared writing

Vocabulary: prefixes and suffixes

Prepositions of location: where is everybody?

I can R-e-a-d! Onset and rime in CVC words

I can R-e-a-d! Blending and segmenting CVC words

A big ask: all about questions

All about syllables

Recognizing and naming the alphabet: my 26 best friends

First grade

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21

lessons)

Inflectional endings, affixes and root words

Personal pronouns – mighty little words that make the world go round

Yours, mine, and ours: possessive nouns

Prim and proper nouns

Making a mighty sentence

Shades of meaning

So many ways to sort – words in categories

Why be one, when you can be two? Conjunctions

Pan-cake par-ty breaking down syllables

Verbs in the past, present, and future

Consonants can be so friendly — phonemes in words

Double trouble: ending consonants

Type of sentences: how not to read like a robot

Preposition pirates

Building our writing skills — a quick comma break

High and mighty, all about adjectives

A TRip on a TRain — phonemes in words

Magic E makes mighty

Vowel teams: two is stronger than one

Digraphs: shhh, don’t tell anyone, but the fish ate the cheese

The ape ate the apple — vowel sounds

Third grade

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1

lessons)

So? But? Because the teacher said so –– conjunctions in sentences

Fourth grade

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0

lessons)

Stay tuned! We're hoping to have 4th grade science videos this fall and English language arts in early 2022.

Fifth grade

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0

lessons)

Stay tuned! We're hoping to have 4th grade science videos this fall and English language arts in early 2022.

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