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Correlation to
Grades PreK - 5
PreKindergarten
Pre K
Correlation to
• Interpret information represented in pictures and TE: T22, T24, T58, T93, T156, T196-T197, T202, T212,
illustrations T244-T245
• Recognize and interpret familiar signs and symbols The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
from the environment, such as labels on classroom See the following:
furniture, equipment, and STOP signs TE: T44, T126, T134, T147
• Draw on prior experience to understand new data, TE: T22, T44, T46, T94, T142, T156, T196, T223
facts, and ideas
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Comprehend and respond to literary texts and TE: T17, T41, T65, T91, T141, T167, T193, T215, T239,
performances, with assistance T243
• Engage in pre-reading and reading activities to select The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
books, tapes, and poems on the basis of personal the following:
choice/interest or teacher-selected criteria, such as a TE: T4, T28, T52, T78, T104, T128, T154, T180, T206,
theme/topic T230
- connect a picture or illustration to a story
• Dramatize or retell stories or parts of stories, using TE: T17, T117, T141, T167, T193, T243
puppets, toys, and other props
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Identify ideas and experiences from texts and TE: T41, T65, T156, T189, T193, T215, T219, T222,
performances T239, T252
• Engage in pre-reading and reading activities to TE: T19, T37, T65, T91, T113, T141, T156, T163, T189,
- identify what they know about a specific story or T215
topic
- use illustrations to assist in understanding the
content of a text
- predict what could happen next or the outcome of
a story or article, when read aloud, with
assistance
- evaluate and select books, poems, or tapes on
the basis of personal choice
- distinguish between real and imaginary stories,
with assistance
1
Hampton-Brown PreK Avenues, Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Respect age and gender of writer The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T13, T37, T61, T87, T113, T136, T163, T189, T239
Writing: The performance indicators that prekindergarten students are developing as they learn to write
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Write some or all of the letters of own name on TE: T174
pictures, drawings, paintings, and written products
• Draw ideas gathered from personal experiences TE: T26, T31, T67, T76, T126, T152
• Use graphics, such as posters, to communicate TE: T26, T76, T126, T152
information from personal experiences
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Draw or write to respond to text to The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
- express feelings about characters or events in a the following:
story, with assistance TE: T17, T41, T65, T91, T117, T141, T167, T193, T219,
- describe characters or events, with assistance T243
- dictate a sequence of events from a story
- retell a story, with assistance
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Draw and/or write to express opinions and judgments TE: T26, T76
to
- share what they have learned about a topic
- respond in pictures or words to an experience or
event shared by a classmate
- compare characters within and between stories
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share writing and drawing with peers or adults; for TE: T26, T76, T126, T152
example, write and/or draw with a partner or in a
cooperative group
2
Hampton-Brown PreK Avenues, Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Identify words on a chart, with assistance The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T41
• Follow a one-step direction TE: T17, T22, T24, T34, T58, T74, T100, T124, T193,
T226
• Identify similarities in information about people and TE: T2, T26, T50, T72, T76, T102, T106, T126, T152,
places T196
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Listen to literary texts and performances to TE: T17, T41, T65, T91, T113, T137, T163, T189, T215,
- appreciate and enjoy literary works T239
- recall a sequence of events from a personal
experience
- identify a character
- respond to vivid language
- identify specific people and places
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Form an opinion on the basis of information in the The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
world See the following:
TE: T91
• Form an opinion about a book or play read aloud by The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
using established criteria, such as title and See the following:
vocabulary, to judge books, with assistance TE: T13, T37, T61, T87, T113, T137, T163, T189, T215,
T239
• Recognize differences in two versions of a familiar The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
story, song, or finger play See the following:
TE: T50
3
Hampton-Brown PreK Avenues, Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Listen to friendly notes, cards, letters, and personal The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
narratives read aloud to get to know the writer and/or See the following:
classmates TE: T2, T6, T20, T102
• Listen for the tone of voice and content that signal The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
friendly communication See the following:
TE: T98-T99
Speaking: The performance indicators that prekindergarten students are developing as they learn to speak
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Dictate information from personal experience TE: T6, T54, T107
• Report information briefly to peers and familiar adults, TE: T2, T20, T26, T54, T76, T102, T126, T152, T196,
with assistance T204
• Connect information from personal experiences to TE: T65, T66, T95, T120, T142, T156, T189, T193,
information from nonfiction texts, with assistance T196, T198
• Share observations from classroom and home TE: T17, T26, T31, T42, T76, T81, T126, T156, T183,
T233
• Ask questions to clarify directions and/or classroom The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
routines the following:
TE: T7, T20, T46, T69, T94, T100, T157, T196, T232,
T250
• Respond orally to simple questions and/or directions TE: T17, T24, T34, T46, T67, T95, T120, T193, T194,
T226
• Share information, using appropriate visual aids (e.g., TE: T2, T7, T17, T26, T46, T72-T73, T102, T126, T156,
puppets, toys, and pictures) to illustrate a word or T228
concept, with assistance
4
Hampton-Brown PreK Avenues, Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Engage in conversations with adults and peers TE: T13, T41, T50, T126, T131, T156, T193
regarding pictures, books, and experiences
• Role-play characters or events from stories TE: T41, T117, T167, T193
• Describe the actions of characters in a story, with The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
assistance the following:
TE: T167, T193
• Describe familiar persons, places, or objects TE: T17, T20, T41, T69, T120, T141, T144, T167, T198,
T248
• Recite short poems, nursery rhymes, and finger plays TE: T10-T11, T68, T110-T111, T118, T146
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Share what they know about a topic TE: T24, T26, T31, T70, T72-T73, T76, T102, T156,
T197, T228
• Express an opinion about a story, poem, finger play, TE: T17, T41, T65, T193
or poster
• Express an opinion about the color and form of The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
illustrations See the following:
TE: T168
• Brainstorm to create an experience chart, with The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
assistance the following:
TE: T54, T107, T156
• Relate events or characters in a story to their lives TE: T65, T193
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Participate in small or large group storytelling, singing, TE: T17, T34-T35, T58-T59, T84-T85, T98, T110-T111,
and finger play, in order to interact with classmates T142-T143, T160-T161, T212-T213, T236-T237
and adults in the classroom and school environment
• Share rhymes with peers and familiar adults TE: T66, T134, T141, T250
• Respect the age and gender of the listener The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T2, T20, T26, T50, T76, T102
5
Hampton-Brown PreK Avenues, Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
6
Hampton-Brown PreK Alphachant, Teacher’s Guide
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Identify and produce spoken words that rhyme (e.g., TG: T26, T74, T86, T94, T102
rhymes, poems, songs, word games) including word
families (e.g., c-at, b-at, s-at)
• Count or tap the number of syllables in multisyllabic TG: T18, T22, T30, T34, T38, T42, T46
words to show awareness of the syllable as a discrete
unit
• Count or tap the number of words in a spoken TG: T6, T10, T14
sentence to show awareness of the word as a discrete
unit
Print Awareness
• Understand that the purpose of print is to TG: T6-T7, T14-T15, T22-T23, T30-T31, T38-T39,
communicate T46-T47, T54-T55, T62-T63, T70-T71, T86-T87
• Follow left-to-right and top-to-bottom direction when The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
reading English the following:
TG: T10-T11, T18-T19, T30-T31, T46-T47, T54-T55,
T66-T67, T78-T79, T86-T87, T90-T91, T102-T103
• Distinguish between letters and words to show TG: T20, T28, T40, T48, T60, T68, T72, T80, T92, T108
awareness of printed letters
• Distinguish between print and pictures to show TG: T14-T15, T22-T23, T34-T35, T42-T43, T50-T51,
awareness of printed words T70-T71, T74-T75, T82-T83, T90-T91, T106-T107
• Point to print as individual words are spoken to show The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
awareness of printed words the following:
TG: T6, T18, T22, T38, T46, T54, T62, T86, T94, T102
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Hampton-Brown PreK Alphachant, Teacher’s Guide
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Learn new words from books This objective is addressed throughout. See, for example:
TG: T10-T11, T22-T23, T34-T35, T46-T47, T50-T51,
T62-T63, T86-T87, T94-T95, T102-T103, T106-
T107
Comprehension Strategies
• Ask and answer questions about the content of books The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T46, T54, T74
Writing: The writing competencies common to all four ELA standards that students are developing during
prekindergarten are
Print Awareness
• Use left-to-right and top-to-bottom direction when The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
writing English See the following:
TG: T9, T21, T29, T37, T45, T57, T65, T73, T81, T93
• Use spacing between letters and words The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TG: T13, T25, T33, T41, T53, T61, T77, T85, T97, T101
Handwriting
• Write some uppercase and lowercase manuscript TG: T9, T21, T33, T41, T53, T65, T77, T89, T97, T105
letters, especially those in own name
Composition
• Label drawings with letters or words The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T13, T21, T37, T41, T57, T77, T85, T97, T101,
T105
• “Write” by using painting, drawing, letters, and some TG: T13, T25, T37, T49, T73, T85, T93, T105, T109
words
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Hampton-Brown PreK Alphachant, Teacher’s Guide
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Listen attentively for different purposes (e.g., to track TG: T8, T14, T18, T24, T30, T36, T42, T50, T62, T82
individual words as they are spoken, to gain
information)
• Understand and follow oral directions TG: T14, T26, T44, T54, T58, T64, T78, T90, T92, T108
• Listen respectfully without interrupting others The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T14, T26, T34, T42, T50, T62, T70, T74, T86, T90
Speaking: The speaking competencies common to all four ELA standards that students are developing during
prekindergarten are
• Use prekindergarten-level vocabulary and grammar in TG: T10, T14, T18, T22, T34, T38, T46, T58, T70, T82
own speech
• Speak for different purposes (e.g., share ideas about TG: T6, T18, T26, T38, T46, T54, T58, T78, T90, T102
personal experiences, books, or writings; retell a
story; dramatize an experience or event)
• Speak audibly TG: T6, T14, T22, T46, T66, T86, T90, T94, T102, T106
• Speak with speed and expression appropriate for the The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
purpose the following:
TG: T82, T98
• Take turns when speaking in a group The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T6, T22, T38, T46, T54, T70, T82, T90, T94, T106
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Level A / Grade K
Pre K
Correlation to
• Read familiar informational texts to begin to collect The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
data, facts, and ideas, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T19, T117
Vol. 2: T117
• Interpret information represented in simple charts and TE: Vol. 1: T67, T111
webs Vol. 2: T74
• Draw on a prior experience to understand new data, TE: Vol. 1: T39, T63, T73, T127, T161
facts, and ideas Vol. 2: T73, T117, T215
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Comprehend and respond to literary texts and TE: Vol. 1: T39, T83, T107, T127, T182
performances Vol. 2: T19, T50, T83, T127, T182
• Engage in pre-reading and reading activities to TE: Vol. 1: T19, T63, T93, T137, T181
- select books, tapes, and poems on the basis of Vol. 2: T49, T93, T137, T181, T195
personal choice/interest or teacher-selected
criteria, such as a theme/topic
- make connections between personal experiences
and stories read
- predict what might happen next in a story read
aloud
- retell a story, with assistance
• Dramatize or retell stories, using puppets, toys, and TE: Vol. 2: T40, T120, T172
other props
1
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level A Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Engage in pre-reading and reading activities to TE: Vol. 1: T5, T19, T49, T63, T83, T93, T107, T137,
- identify what they know and have learned about a T151, T162, T181
specific story or topic Vol. 2: T5, T39, T49, T63, T93, T107, T137, T151,
- use illustrations to assist in understanding the T181, T206
content of a text and to anticipate what will happen
next
- predict what could happen next or the outcome of a
story or article read aloud
- change the sequence of events in a story to create
a different ending, with assistance
- form an opinion about the differences between
events in a story and events in own life
- evaluate and select books, poems, or tapes on the
basis of personal choice or teacher-selected
criteria, such as topic, author, and illustrations
- distinguish between real and imaginary stories
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share reading experience to establish, maintain, and The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
enhance personal relationships the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T6, T50, T94, T138, T182
Vol. 2: T6, T50, T94, T138, T182
• Respect the age, gender, and cultural traditions of the The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
writer, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T9, T53, T97, T141, T185
Vol. 2: T9, T29, T30, T53, T97, T141, T185
• Recognize the vocabulary and writing conventions TE: Vol. 1: T77, T78
(e.g., greetings and closings) of social communication,
with assistance
2
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level A Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Draw or write facts and ideas gathered from personal TE: Vol. 1: T6, T19, T39, T50, T182
experiences Vol. 2: T50, T83
• Use graphics such as posters to communicate The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
information from personal experiences the following:
TE: Vol. 2: T175
• Maintain a portfolio of informational writings and The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
drawings, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T19, T83, T107, T151, T215
Vol. 2: T50, T107, T171, T195, T215
• Draw pictures to record facts from a lesson, with TE: Vol. 1: T151, T195
assistance Vol. 2: T94, T107, T138, T182
• Use resources such as a picture dictionary or word wall The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
to find and write words, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T21, T56, T100, T153, T197
Vol. 2: T12, T56, T100, T144, T188
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Draw or write original literary texts to TE: Vol. 1: T131
- create a story with a beginning, middle, and end, Vol. 2: T87, T122, T156
using pictures/drawings and some words, with
assistance
- create poems or jingles, using pictures/drawings
and some words, with assistance
• Draw or write to respond to text to TE: Vol. 1: T39, T63, T73, T94, T127, T138, T161, T195,
- express feelings about characters or events in a T215
story Vol. 2: T39, T73, T83, T107, T117, T151, T195, T215
- describe characters or events
- list a sequence of events in a story, with assistance
- retell a story
• Maintain a portfolio of writings and drawings in TE: Vol. 1: T19, T83, T107, T151, T215
response to literature, with assistance Vol. 2: T50, T107, T171, T195, T215
3
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level A Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Maintain a portfolio of writings and drawings that TE: Vol. 1: T83, T127
express opinions and judgments, with assistance Vol. 2: T50, T94, T127, T215
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share writings and drawings with peers or adults; for TE: Vol. 1: T24, T68, T112, T156, T200
example, write/draw with a partner or in a cooperative Vol. 2: T24, T68, T112, T156, T200
group
• Maintain a portfolio of writings and drawings for social The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
interaction, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T19, T83, T107, T151, T215
Vol. 2: T50, T107, T171, T195, T215
Listening: Specific performance indicators that kindergarten students are developing as they learn to listen
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Acquire information from nonfiction text TE: Vol. 1: T19, T117, T151, T161, T205
Vol. 2: T50, T73, T117
• Identify words and sentences on a chart, with The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T99, T143
Vol. 2: T55, T99
• Identify similarities in information about people, places, TE: Vol. 1: T29, T47
and events Vol. 2: T30, T39, T102, T171, T205
4
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level A Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Form an opinion or evaluate information on the basis of TE: Vol. 1: T29, T39, T117, T161, T205
information in the world Vol. 2: T127, T205
• Form an opinion about a book or play read aloud by The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
using established criteria, such as title and vocabulary, the following:
to judge books TE: Vol. 1: T39, T83, T117, T161, T205, T215
Vol. 2: T29, T39, T73, T83, T127, T171, T205
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Listen to friendly notes, cards, letters, and personal The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
narratives read aloud to get to know the writer and/or the following:
classmates TE: Vol. 2: T78
Speaking: Specific performance indicators that kindergarten students are developing as they learn to speak
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Connect information from personal experiences to TE: Vol. 2: T83
information from nonfiction texts, with assistance
• Retell more than one piece of information in sequence TE: Vol. 2: T40, T120, T172
• Ask questions to clarify directions and/or classroom The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
routines the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T120-T121
Vol. 2: T209
• Respond orally to simple questions and/or directions TE: Vol. 1: T4, T214, T218
Vol. 2: T1, T4, T38, T59, T67, T133, T190
• Share information, using appropriate visual aids, such TE: Vol. 1: T80, T168, T198
as, puppets, toys, and pictures, to illustrate a word or Vol. 2: T124, T168
concept, with assistance
5
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level A Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Interpret words of characters in stories TE: Vol. 1: T39, T127, T182, T215
Vol. 2: T171
• Engage in conversations with adults and peers TE: Vol. 1: T6, T83, T111, T117, T127, T171, T205, T215
regarding pictures, books, and experiences Vol. 2: T29, T83, T111, T127, T138, T171, T205
• Express feelings about a work of fiction or poetry TE: Vol. 1: T39, T205, T215
Vol. 2: T29, T73, T127, T205
• Respond to stories, legends, and songs from different The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
cultural and ethnic groups, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 2: T161, T205
• Dictate stories with a beginning, middle, and end TE: Vol. 2: T121
• Express the mood of a story by using a variety of The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
words, with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 2: T87
• Tell real or imaginative stories on the basis of response TE: Vol. 2: T87, T122
to illustrations
• Recite short poems, nursery rhymes, and finger plays TE: Vol. 1: T106, T177
Vol. 2: T142
6
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level A Teacher’s Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Compare characters or events in two or more stories TE: Vol. 2: T30, T205
• Explain personal criteria (e.g., color and pictures) for TE: Vol. 2: T29, T205
choosing a book, poem, or story
• Dramatize differences and similarities in characters The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: Vol. 2: T205
• Explain why two different characters view an event The opportunity to introduce this objective is available. See
differently the following:
TE: Vol. 2: T30, T205
• Compare events or characters in a story with their lives, The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
with assistance the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T6, T49
Vol. 2: T49
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Participate in small or large group storytelling, singing, TE: Vol. 1: T2, T60, T106, T134, T192
and finger play, in order to interact with classmates and Vol. 2: T16, T62, T104, T142, T168
adults in the classroom and school environment
• Discuss the content of friendly notes, cards, letters, and The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
personal narratives, with a partner or in a small group, the following:
to get to know the writer and each other TE: Vol. 2: T78
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Hampton-Brown Alphachant, K
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Blend beginning sound (onset) with ending sound TG: T54, T85, T93, T109
(rime) to form known words in rhyming word families
(k-it, s-it, b-it)
• Count or tap the number of syllables in spoken words TG: T20, T24, T38
• Isolate individual sounds within spoken words (“What is TG: T15, T19, T23, T31, T46, T76, T88, T96, T104, T112
the first sound in can?”)—Phoneme Isolation
• Identify the same sounds in different spoken words TG: T12, T24, T38, T70, T88, T96, T104, T112, T120,
(“What sound is the same in sit, sip, and sun?”)— T154
Phoneme Identity
• Categorize the word in a set of three or four words that The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
has a different sound (“Which word doesn’t belong: doll, the following:
dish, pill?”)—Phoneme Categorization TG: T54, T127
• Blend spoken phonemes to form words using The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
manipulatives (e.g., counters) to represent each sound: the following:
/b/ /i/ /g/—Phoneme Blending TG: T28, T34, T42, T50, T88, T116, T124, T134, T150,
T201
• Segment spoken words into component sounds using TG: T60, T62, T68, T83, T94, T102, T125, T159, T164,
manipulatives (e.g., counters) to represent each sound T201
(“How many sounds are there in big? Move three
counters.”)—Phoneme Segmentation
8
Hampton-Brown Alphachant, K
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Follow left-to-right and top-to-bottom direction when The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
reading English the following:
TG: T36, T60, T94, T102, T110, T118, T152, T170, T186,
T210
• Distinguish between letters and words TG: T36, T52, T60, T68, T76, T84, T110, T144, T170,
T210
• Distinguish between print and pictures TG: T36, T52, T68, T84, T126, T160, T178, T194, T203,
T208
• Track print by pointing to written words when texts are TG: T60, T76, T110, T136, T170, T178, T186, T194,
read aloud by self or others T208, T210
• Identify the parts of a book and their functions The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
(e.g., front cover, back cover, and title page) the following:
TG: T8, T20, T38, T46, T60, T78, T118, T144, T152, T180
• Recognize that individual letters have associated TG: T14, T26, T34, T44, T56, T82, T124, T140, T166,
sounds T182
• Recognize that the sequence of letters in written words TG: T43, T51, T75, T93, T101, T117, T143, T169, T185,
represents the sequence of sounds in spoken words T193
• Identify some consonant letter-sound correspondences TG: T10, T18, T26, T48, T64, T90, T98, T106, T132, T148
Fluency
• Recognize and identify some sight words TG: T36, T44, T118, T128, T144, T162, T178, T194,
T208, T210
• Read automatically a small set of high-frequency sight The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
words (e.g., a, the, I, my, use, is, are) the following:
TG: T44, T94, T128, T136, T144, T162, T178, T194,
T208, T210
• Read familiar kindergarten-level texts at the emergent TG: T36, T44, T52, T68, T76, T94, T118, T128, T152,
level T170
9
Hampton-Brown Alphachant, K
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Learn new words from books TG: T8, T24, T62, T70, T104, T120, T146, T164, T188,
T196
• Use new vocabulary words to talk about life TG: T86, T96, T102
experiences
• Connect vocabulary and life experiences to ideas in TG: T86, T102, T196
books
Comprehension Strategies
• Notice when sentences do not make sense The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T36, T128, T162, T204
• Make predictions about story events TG: T52, T60, T102, T162, T178, T204, T208
• Answer questions about text read aloud TG: T36, T44, T52, T68, T110, T118, T152, T162, T186,
T204
• Retell or dramatize stories or parts of stories The opportunity to introduce this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T52, T68, T76, T94, T102, T110, T128, T170, T186,
T208
Motivation to Read
• Show interest in reading a range of kindergarten-level The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
texts from a variety of genres, such as alphabet books, the following:
stories, poems, and informational texts TG: T8, T16, T28, T36, T52, T62, T76, T88, T112, T131,
T144
• Read voluntarily familiar kindergarten-level texts The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T44, T52, T60, T68, T94, T110, T118, T136, T152,
T178
10
Hampton-Brown Alphachant, K
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use spacing between letters and words when writing on TG: T44, T52, T76, T110, T118, T178
a line
Spelling
• Use developing knowledge of letter-sound TG: T36, T44, T52, T76, T102, T118, T136, T152, T162,
correspondences to spell independently (e.g., sound or T177
invented spelling)
• Use conventional spelling to spell some common or TG: T43, T52, T60, T76, T102, T110, T128, T136, T151,
familiar words T162
Handwriting
• Write legibly some uppercase and lowercase letters TG: T11, T19, T27, T57, T73, T99, T115, T133, T149,
T167
Composition
• Label drawings with letters or words TG: T43, T67, T117, T185, T193
Listening: The listening competencies common to all four ELA standards in which students are making adequate
progress during kindergarten are
Listening
• Listen attentively to spoken language (e.g., books read TG: T8, T16, T24, T33, T46, T83, T104, T154, T172, T201
aloud, rhyming words, songs, video- and audio
cassettes)
• Listen attentively for different purposes (e.g., to track TG: T12, T20, T38, T46, T62, T78, T104, T120, T146,
individual words as they are spoken, to gain T164
information)
• Understand and follow oral directions TG: T8, T16, T38, T44, T56, T80, T94, T128, T141, T191
• Listen respectfully without interrupting others The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T16, T38, T62, T88, T94, T104, T146, T164, T178,
T210
11
Hampton-Brown Alphachant, K
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Speak for different purposes (e.g., share ideas or TG: T8, T20, T44, T86, T96, T102, T120, T136, T152,
information, retell a story, dramatize an experience or T170
event)
• Speak with speed and expression appropriate for the The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
purpose the following:
TG: T20, T28, T54, T70, T88, T102, T120, T146, T172,
T210
• Take turns speaking in a group The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T16, T38, T62, T88, T94, T104, T146, T164, T178,
T210
12
Level B / Grade 1
Pre K
Correlation to
• Distinguish between texts with stories and texts with Avenues, Level B
information TE: Vol. 1: T12a, T120a
Vol. 2: T90a, T134g, T187
1
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
2
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share reading experiences (e.g., reading together Avenues, Level B
silently or aloud) to establish, maintain, and enhance TE: Vol. 1: T9i, T65i
personal relationships with peers or adults Vol. 2: T9i, T65i, T117i, T131i
• Respect the age, gender, and cultural traditions of the Avenues, Level B
writer The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: Vol. 2: T32b, T131d
3
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Writing: Specific performance indicators that grade 1 students are developing as they learn to write include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Copy words, phrases, and sentences from books, Avenues, Level B
magazines, signs, charts, and own dictation TE: Vol. 1: T31d, T57c-T57d, T89d, T109d, T145d,
T173d, T177k;
Vol. 2: T85d
• Write data, facts, and ideas gathered from personal Avenues, Level B
experiences TE: Vol. 1: T9i, T65i, T117i
Vol. 2: T9i
4
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Develop original literary texts to Avenues, Level B
- create a story with a beginning, middle, and end, TE: Vol. 2: T85c-T85d, T122b, T191c-T191d,
using words that can be understood by others T195a-T195l
- create poems or jingles, using words that can be
understood by others English At Your Command!, Primary Level
BB: 24, 35, 36, 39, 47, 49, 51
5
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
6
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Respect the age, gender, and culture of the recipient Avenues, Level B
The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T145c-T145d
Vol. 2: T57c-T57d, T123c-T123d
7
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Listen to literary texts and performances to Avenues, Level B
- appreciate and enjoy literary works TE: Vol. 1: T12e, T68e, T94e, T120e, T150e
- match spoken words with pictures Vol. 2: T34e, T68e, T90e, T134e, T174e
- identify a character, setting, plot
- respond to vivid language English At Your Command!, Primary Level
- identify specific people, places, and events BB: 47, 49, 51
- distinguish between a story, a poem, and a play
8
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Respect the age, gender, and culture of the speaker Avenues, Level B
The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T10b, T65d, T172b
Vol. 1: T32d, T65d, T132d
• Listen for the tone of voice and content that signal Avenues, Level B
friendly communication The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: Vol. 1: T10f, T33a-T33b
Vol. 2: T164, T165, T168a
9
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Share observations from the classroom, home, or English At Your Command!, Primary Level
community BB: 7, 8, 11, 12, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 32, 40, 46,
47, 48, 50, 55
10
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Converse with adults and peers regarding pictures, Avenues, Level B
books, and experiences TE: Vol. 1: T9i, T65i
Vol. 2: T9i, T65i, T117i, T131i
11
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Share what they know, want to know, and have Avenues, Level B
learned about a theme or topic TE: Vol. 1: T9i, T65i
Vol. 2: T9i, T65i, T117i, T131i
12
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level B and English At Your Command! Primary Level, Big Book
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Participate in small or large group storytelling, in order Avenues, Level B
to interact with classmates and adults in the TE: Vol. 2: T88f, T123c-T123d
classroom and school environment
English At Your Command!, Primary Level
BB: 18, 22, 23, 24, 25
• Respect the age, gender, and culture of the listener English At Your Command!, Primary Level
BB: 11
13
Hampton-Brown Phonics Street
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Blend spoken sounds to form words, manipulating TG: T24, T36, T60, T116, T176, T206, T250
letters to represent each sound of most one-syllable
words
• Segment spoken words into component sounds, TG: T46, T66, T110, T122, T134, T140, T238, T250,
manipulating letters to represent each sound of most T292
one-syllable words
• Blend sounds using knowledge of letter-sound TG: T74, T94, T106, T118, T131, T153, T231, T252,
correspondences in order to decode unfamiliar, but T270, T294
decodable, one-syllable grade-level words
• Read common word families by blending the onset TG: T57-T59, T95, T101, T107, T113, T131, T143,
(/s/) and the rime (/it/, /at/) in grade-level words (s-it, s- T148, T160, T294-T295
at)
• Decode grade-level words using knowledge of root TG: T137, T189-T192, T195-T198, T201-T204,
words, prefixes, suffixes, verb endings, plurals, T281-T284, T287, T305, T341-T344, T347-T350,
contractions, and compounds T353-T356
• Check accuracy of decoding using context to monitor TG: T27, T41, T53, T63, T75, T192, T198, T222, T248,
and self-correct T278
Fluency
• Sight-read automatically grade-level common, high- The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
frequency words the following:
TG: T53, T90, T102, T120, T150, T168, T228, T284,
T290, T338
• Sight-read automatically grade-level irregularly spelled The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
words the following:
TG: T75, T108, T150, T174, T198, T222, T234, T260,
T314, T344
14
Hampton-Brown Phonics Street
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Connect words and ideas in books to prior knowledge TG: T41, T48, T292, T334
• Learn new words indirectly from reading books and TG: T174, T266
other print sources
Comprehension Strategies
• Read grade-level texts for different purposes TG: T27, T90, T126, T150, T180, T210, T222, T242,
T284, T326
• Use comprehension strategies (predict/confirm, The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
reread, self-correct) to clarify meaning of text the following:
TG: T41, T53, T75, T216, T228, T248, T296, T320,
T350, T356
• Work cooperatively with peers (e.g., peer pairs or The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
small groups) to comprehend text the following:
TG: T96, T120, T132, T138, T150, T156, T162, T192,
T228, T350
• Ask questions in response to texts The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TG: T38, T75, T120, T156, T170, T200, T244, T274,
T286, T310
• Answer simple questions (such as how? why? what TG: T120, T204, T222, T350
if?) in response to texts
• Sequence events in retelling stories The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T228, T328, T350
• Follow simple written instructions TG: T204, T210, T254, T278, T290, T302, T312, T326,
T330
15
Hampton-Brown Phonics Street
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Show familiarity with title and author of grade-level The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
books See the following:
TG: T90, T108, T120, T138, T198, T210, T228, T242,
T266, T302, T326
Writing: The writing competencies common to all four ELA standards in which students are making adequate
progress during grade 1 are
Spelling
• Use developing knowledge of letter-sound TG: T27, T63, T102, T130, T142, T190, T208, T232,
correspondence (e.g., sound spelling or invented T288, T300
spelling) to spell independently grade-level decodable
words, including words in word families
• Represent most phonemes in invented spelling, The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
although not necessarily with conventional spellings the following:
(e.g., /k/ /a/ /t/ for cat) TG: T41, T53, T75, T89, T100, T124, T166, T208, T264,
T300
• Spell correctly three- and four-letter short vowel words TG: T27, T75, T88, T100, T106, T112, T119, T208,
T220, T246
• Understand the difference between conventional The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
spelling, and sound or invented spelling the following:
TG: T53, T82, T95, T107, T124, T131, T166, T208,
T264, T300
Handwriting
• Write legibly most uppercase and lowercase TG: T15, T19, T21, T29, T33, T37, T49, T55, T61, T67
manuscript letters
• Write letters legibly when dictated The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T17, T21, T23, T25, T31, T35, T47, T57, T69, T73
16
Hampton-Brown Phonics Street
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Listen attentively for different purposes TG: T16, T38, T58, T104, T135, T152, T216, T242,
T314, T346
• Listen respectfully without interrupting when others The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
speak the following:
TG: T108, T126, T144, T174, T192, T216, T242, T254,
T320, T350
• Attend to a listening activity for a specified period of The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
time the following:
TG: T20, T35, T58, T80, T104, T129, T174, T176, T213,
T347
Speaking: The speaking competencies common to all four ELA standards in which students are making
adequate progress during grade 1 are
• Use grade-level vocabulary and conventional TG: T27, T41, T86, T88, T120, T188, T204, T248, T280,
grammar in own speech T320
• Speak for different purposes (e.g., share ideas or TG: T41, T84, T86, T120, T198, T204, T228, T260,
information, retell a story, dramatize an experience or T292, T320
event)
• Take turns in conversation or speaking in a group The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T27, T41, T48, T63, T108, T194, T242, T292, T320,
T350
• Respond appropriately to what others are saying The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TG: T41, T84, T120, T198, T216, T228, T248, T260,
T290, T320
17
Level C / Grade 2
Pre K
Correlation to
1
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Relate data and facts from informational texts to prior Avenues, Level C
information and experience, with assistance TE: T257, T289
• Identify and interpret facts taken from maps, graphs, Avenues, Level C
charts, and other visuals, with assistance TE: T36b, T68a, T133a-T133b, T159c, T189a, T257a,
T291a, T377a, T403a
2
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Select literature on the basis of personal needs and Avenues, Level C
interests from a variety of genres and by different TE: T72-T73, T134-T135, T192-T193, T262-T263,
authors, with assistance T334-T335, T406-T407
3
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Explain the difference between fact and fiction, with Avenues, Level C
assistance TE: T327
4
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
5
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share reading experiences to build relationships with Avenues, Level C
peers or adults; for example, read together silently or TE: T13i, T77i, T139i, T197i, T267i, T339i
aloud
English At Your Command!, Early Elementary
TE: T19, T25, T29, T31, T64, T68, 89, 98, 102, 103
6
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Writing: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 2 students demonstrate as they learn to write
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Use two sources of information in writing a report Avenues, Level C
TE: T401a-T401b
• State a main idea and support it with facts, with Avenues, Level C
assistance The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T102-T103, T106e-T106f, T128-T129, T382e-T382f,
T400-T401
7
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
8
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
9
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Use prewriting tools, such as semantic webs and Avenues, Level C
concept maps, to organize ideas and information TE: T37c, T69c, T73e-T73f, T101c, T159c, T237c,
T291c, T331c, T377c, T407c, T407e-T407f
• State a main idea and provide supporting details from Avenues, Level C
the text TE: T102-T103, T106e-T106f, T128-T129, T382e-T382f,
T400-T401
10
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Analyze and evaluate the author’s use of plot and Avenues, Level C
character in written and visual text TE: T33, T164e-T164f, T186-T187, T200e-T200f,
T234-T235, T342e-T342f
11
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Respect the age, gender, social position, and cultural Avenues, Level C
traditions of the recipient The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T189d, T407g, T407i
12
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
13
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use note taking and graphic organizers to record and Avenues, Level C
organize information and ideas recalled from stories The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
read aloud, with assistance the following:
TE: T16e-T16f, T42e-T42f, T80e-T80f, T106e-T106f,
T164e-T164f, T200e-T200f, T296e-T296f,
T342e-T342f, T382e-T382f
14
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Form an opinion about the message of English At Your Command!, Early Elementary
advertisements, on the basis of the language used The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TE: T55, 139
• Distinguish between fact and opinion, with assistance English At Your Command!, Early Elementary
The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T26, T55, 139
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Respect the age, gender, social position, and culture Avenues, Level C
of the speaker The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T39b, T257a
15
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Speaking: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 2 students demonstrate as they learn to speak
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Provide simple directions Avenues, Level C
TE: T68a
16
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Present a short oral report, using at least one source Avenues, Level C
of information, such as a person, book, magazine TE: T289a-T289b
article, television program, or electronic text
English At Your Command!, Early Elementary
TE: T45, T63, 186-187
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Present original works, such as stories, poems, and Avenues, Level C
plays, to classmates TE: T159d, T331d
17
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Explain the reasons for a character’s actions, Avenues, Level C
considering the situation TE: T200e-T200f
18
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Speak with appropriate rate and volume for the Avenues, Level C
audience TE: T39a, T158a, T289b, T367, T376a
19
Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level C and English At Your Command!, Early
Elementary
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
20
Hampton-Brown Phonics Street, Teacher’s Guide
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Blend sounds using knowledge of letter-sound TG: T125, T137, T167, T239, T263, T287, T293, T299,
correspondences in order to decode unfamiliar, but T305, T317
decodable, multisyllabic grade-level words
• Decode by analogy using knowledge of known words TG: T57-T59, T95, T101, T107, T113, T131, T143,
in word families to read unfamiliar grade-level words T148, T160, T294-T295
(e.g., given the known word boat, read coat, moat,
goat)
• Decode grade-level words using knowledge of word TG: T137, T189-T192, T195-T198, T201-T204,
structure (e.g., roots, prefixes, suffixes, verb endings, T281-T284, T287, T305, T341-T344, T347-T350,
plurals, contractions, and compounds) T353-T356
• Check accuracy of decoding using context to monitor TG: T27, T41, T53, T63, T75, T192, T198, T222, T248,
and self-correct T278
Fluency
• Sight-read automatically grade-level, common, high- The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
frequency words the following:
TG: T53, T90, T102, T120, T150, T168, T228, T284,
T290, T338
• Sight-read automatically grade-level texts with The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
decodable and irregularly spelled words at appropriate the following:
speed, accuracy, and expression (target benchmark TG: T75, T108, T150, T174, T198, T222, T234, T260,
at grade 2: 82 WPM) (Davidson, M., & Towner, J. T314, T344
(2000). Reading Screening Test. Bellingham, WA:
Applied Research and Development Center.)
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Connect words and ideas in books to spoken TG: T14, T48, T68, T86, T122, T170, T200, T250, T292,
language vocabulary and background knowledge T334
• Learn new words indirectly from reading books and TG: T174, T266
other print sources.
Comprehension Strategies
• Read grade-level texts with comprehension and for TG: T27, T90, T126, T150, T180, T210, T222, T242,
different purposes T284, T326
• Use comprehension strategies to monitor own reading The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
(e.g., predict/confirm, reread, self-correct) to clarify the following:
meaning of text TG: T41, T53, T75, T216, T228, T248, T296, T320,
T350, T356
• Work cooperatively with peers (e.g., peer pairs or The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
groups) to comprehend text the following:
TG: T96, T120, T132, T138, T150, T156, T162, T192,
T228, T350
• Ask questions when listening to or reading texts The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TG: T38, T75, T120, T156, T170, T200, T244, T274,
T286, T310
• Lead or participate in discussion about grade-level The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
books, integrating multiple strategies (e.g., ask See the following:
questions, clarify misunderstandings, support point of TG: T41, T84, T120, T198, T216, T228, T248, T260,
view, summarize information) T290, T320
• Demonstrate comprehension of grade-level text TG: T204, T228, T242, T260, T290, T302, T338, T356
through creative response, such as writing, drama,
and oral presentation
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Writing: The writing competencies common to all four ELA standards that students are developing during
grade 2 are
Spelling
• Spell correctly previously studied words (e.g., grade- The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
level multisyllabic, decodable words; irregularly the following:
spelled content and high-frequency words) in writing TG: T242, T302
• Use spelling patterns (e.g., word families) in writing TG: T168, T192, T204, T242, T344, T356
• Represent all the sounds in a word when spelling The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
independently the following:
TG: T41, T63, T89, T100-T101, T118-T119, T142-T143,
T166, T184, T208-T209, T232
Handwriting
• Write legibly all uppercase and lowercase manuscript TG: T15, T19, T21, T29, T33, T37, T49, T55, T61, T67
letters
Composition
• Write in response to the reading of imaginative and TG: T302
informational texts
Listening: The listening competencies common to all four ELA standards that students are developing during
grade 2 are
Listening
• Listen attentively to spoken language, including TG: T14, T27, T46, T68, T120, T140, T174, T218, T284,
grade-level books read aloud T320
• Listen attentively for different purposes TG: T16, T38, T58, T104, T135, T152, T216, T242,
T314, T346
• Listen respectfully without interrupting when others The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
speak the following:
TG: T108, T126, T144, T174, T192, T216, T242, T254,
T320, T350
• Attend to a listening activity for a specified period of The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
time the following:
TG: T20, T35, T58, T80, T104, T129, T174, T176, T213,
T347
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use grade-level vocabulary to communicate ideas, The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
emotions, or experiences for different purposes the following:
(e.g., share ideas about personal experience, books, TG: T27, T41, T84, T86, T120, T194, T228, T248, T292,
or writing) T320
• Use conventional grammar in own speech TG: T86, T188, T204, T280
• Take turns in conversation and respond respectfully The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
when speaking in a group the following:
TG: T27, T41, T48, T63, T108, T194, T242, T292, T320,
T350
• Participate in group discussions The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T41, T84, T120, T198, T216, T228, T248, T260,
T290, T320
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Level D / Grade 3
Pre K
Correlation to
• Read unfamiliar texts to collect data, facts, and ideas Avenues, Level D
TE: T12g, T59a, T153a, T171a-T171b, T173c-T173d,
T265a-T265b, T419a-T419b, T455a-T455b
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• Relate data and facts from informational texts to prior Avenues, Level D
information and experience This objective is addressed throughout. See, for example:
TE: T18g, T40a, T68e, T102e, T104a, T355
• Identify and interpret facts taken from maps, graphs, Avenues, Level D
charts, and other visuals TE: T40a-T40b, T44, T57b, T164-T165, T235a, T252,
T263a, T374-T375, T455
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Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share reading experiences to build relationships with Avenues, Level D
peers or adults; for example, read together silently or TE: T16f, T18i, T40e, T115a, T149a, T261a, T329a,
aloud T417a, T475a
• Respect the age, gender, social position, and cultural Avenues, Level D
traditions of the writer The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T54, T94, T169, T171b, T204, T230, T260, T286,
T466
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• Take notes to record data, facts, and ideas, following Avenues, Level D
teacher direction TE: T57a, T117a, T171a, T263a, T355a, T419a, T455a
• State a main idea and support it with facts and details Avenues, Level D
TE: T63e-T63h, T104e-T104f, T171b, T177e-T177h,
T235c-T235d, T295e-T295h, T419b, T425e-T425h
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Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Use a variety of prewriting tools to organize ideas and Avenues, Level D
information TE: T35c, T99c, T153c, T209c, T235c, T291c, T333c,
T401c, T457c, T479c
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Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share the process of writing with peers and adults; for Avenues, Level D
example, write with a partner TE: T35a-T35b, T59c-T59d, T117b, T235d, T333d,
T355b, T421c-T421d
• Respect the age, gender, social position, and cultural Avenues, Level D
traditions of the recipient TE: T35c-T35d, T291d, T295g, T295i, T333d
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Listening: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 3 students demonstrate as they learn to listen
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Acquire information and/or understand procedures Avenues, Level D
TE: T16, T38e-T38f, T124g, T124-T125, T178-179,
T240-241, T296-296, T362-363, T426-427
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• Use note taking and graphic organizers to record and Avenues, Level D
organize information and ideas recalled from stories TE: T32, T130e-T130f, T184e-T184f, T206-T207,
read aloud T232-T233, T270e-T270f, T338e-T338f, T418-T419
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Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Respect the age, gender, position, and culture of the Avenues, Level D
speaker The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T98a, T128e-T128f, T171a-T171b, T355a-T355b,
T455a-T455b
• Get to know the writer through friendly notes, cards, Avenues, Level D
longer letters, and personal narratives read aloud to TE: T35d, T291d, T401d
classmates and fellow listeners
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TE: T38, T41, T49
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Speaking: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 3 students demonstrate as they learn to speak
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Provide directions Avenues, Level D
TE: T58b, T95, T222, T311
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Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Present original works, such as stories, poems, and Avenues, Level D
plays, to classmates TE: T235d, T479d
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Ask questions to clarify and interpret literary texts and Avenues, Level D
performance TE: T136-137, T220-221, T342
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Speak with appropriate rate and volume for the Avenues, Level D
audience TE: T61a, T203, T366f, T388-389, T400a
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Decode by analogy using knowledge of syllable TG: T73, T78, T81-T82, T86, T90, T94
patterns (e.g., CVC, CVCC, CVVC) to read unfamiliar
words, including multisyllabic grade-level words that
are part of word families
• Decode grade-level words using knowledge of word TG: T83, T96-T99, T102, T104-T105, T108, T131, T160-
structure (e.g., roots, prefixes, suffixes, verb endings, T163, T169-T171, T174
plurals, contractions, and compounds)
Fluency
• Sight-read automatically grade-level high-frequency TG: T10-T12, T14, T22, T30, T47, T63, T87, T103,
words and irregularly spelled content words T118, T135
• Read grade-level texts with decodable and irregularly TG: T107, T113, T121, T127, T133, T141, T149, T157,
spelled words at appropriate speed, accuracy, and T165, T173
expression (target benchmark at grade 3: 115 WPM)
(Davidson, M., & Towner, J. (2000). Reading
Screening Test. Bellingham, WA: Applied Research
and Development Center.)
• Analyze word structure (e.g., roots, prefixes, suffixes) TG: T83, T96-T99, T102, T104-T105, T108, T131, T160-
to learn word meaning T163, T169-T171, T174
• Connect words and ideas in books to spoken The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
language vocabulary and background knowledge the following:
TG: T44, T52, T60, T68, T76, T86, T92, T100, T106,
T112
• Learn new vocabulary and concepts indirectly by The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
reading books and other print sources the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Identify specific words causing comprehension The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
difficulties in oral or written language the following:
TG: T107, T113, T127, T133, T141, T157, T165
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use comprehension strategies to monitor own reading The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
(e.g., predict/confirm, reread, attend to vocabulary, the following:
self-correct) to clarify meaning of text TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Work cooperatively with peers to comprehend text TG: T44, T52, T68, T84, T92, T106, T113, T120, T126,
T132
• Listen to or read grade-level texts and ask questions The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
to clarify understanding the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Listen to or read grade-level texts and answer literal, TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
inferential, and critical/application questions T156
• Summarize main ideas of informational text and The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
details from imaginative text orally and in writing See the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Support point of view with details from the text The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T44, T52, T76, T92, T120, T132, T140, T148, T156,
T164
• Demonstrate comprehension of grade-level text The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
through creative responses, such as writing, drama, the following:
and oral presentations TG: T60, T76, T100, T112, T148, T164, T172
Motivation to Read
• Read independently and silently, including longer The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
fiction and chapter books the following:
TG: T68, T84, T92, T106, T120, T156
Writing: The writing competencies common to all four ELA standards that students are developing during
grade 3 are
Handwriting
• Write legibly all uppercase and lowercase manuscript TG: T176-T179, T184-T188
letters
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Composition
• Write in response to the reading of imaginative and The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
informational texts See the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Listen attentively for different purposes TG: T41, T73, T76, T84, T91, T106, T112, T126, T132,
T139, T140, T156
• Listen respectfully, without interrupting, when others The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
speak the following:
TG: T60, T76, T100, T112, T140, T148, T164, T172
• Attend to a listening activity for a specified period of The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
time the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
Speaking: The speaking competencies common to all four ELA standards that students are developing during
grade 3 are
Speaking
• Speak in response to the reading of imaginative and TG: T52, T68, T92, T106, T126, T132, T156
informational texts
• Speak with expression, volume, pace, and facial or TG: T45, T61, T77, T85
body gestures appropriate to the purpose of
communication, topic, and audience
• Take turns in conversation and respond respectfully TG: T52, T60, T76, T92, T100, T106, T126, T132, T156
when speaking in a group
Speaking
• Participate in group discussions TG: T44, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140, T156
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Level E / Grade 4
Pre K
Correlation to
• Collect and interpret data, facts, and ideas from Avenues, Level E
unfamiliar texts TE: T63a, T121a, T170b, T195a, T234a, T287a, T425a,
T456b
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• Recognize how the author uses literary devices, such Avenues, Level E
as simile, metaphor, and personification, to create TE: T119, T167, T237a-T237b
meaning, with assistance
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TE: 30, 119, 179
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Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Evaluate the content by identifying Avenues, Level E
- the author’s purpose TE: T63b, T67a-T67b, T121, T195, T292e-T292f,
- whether events, actions, characters, and/or T302-T303, T336-T337, T365, T454-T455
settings are realistic
- important and unimportant details English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
- statements of fact, opinion, and exaggeration, with The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
assistance the following:
- recurring themes across works in print and media TE: 115, 122, 136, 140, 148-150, 163, 174-176, 184,
186, 300-305, 316
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Writing: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 4 students demonstrate as they learn to write
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Take notes to record data, facts, and ideas both by Avenues, Level E
following teacher direction and by writing TE: T121a-T121b, T171a-T171b, T195a-T195b,
independently T259a-T259b, T425a-T425b, T477a-T477b
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Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Write original literary texts that Avenues, Level E
- use dialogue to create short plays The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
- use vivid and playful language the following:
TE: T43c-T43d, T93d, T169a, T233a, T261d, T401a,
T455a
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• Describe the characters and explain how they change, Avenues, Level E
with assistance The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T40, T46e, T173a-T173b, T289a-T289b, T391,
T438e-T438f
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Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Use prewriting strategies, such as semantic webs and Avenues, Level E
Venn diagrams, to organize ideas and information and TE: T43c-T43d, T69e-T69f, T93c-T93d, T171c-T171d,
to plan writing T197c-T197d, T201e, T235c-T235d, T287c-T287d,
T309e, T431e
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• Analyze and evaluate the author’s use of setting, plot, Avenues, Level E
character, rhyme, rhythm, and language in written and The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
visual text the following:
TE: T18e-T18f, T119, T134e-T134f, T165, T167,
T168-T169, T208e-T208f, T237a-T237b, T363,
T438e-T438f
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Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share the process of writing with peers and adults; for Avenues, Level E
example, write with a partner TE: T169a, T333a-T333b, T367a, T401a, T455a
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Listening: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 4 students demonstrate as they learn to listen
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Acquire information and/or understand procedures Avenues, Level E
TE: T43a-T43b, T70-71, T93a-T93b, T128-129,
T202-203, T259b, T266-267, T310-311, T432-433
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Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Identify elements of character, plot, and setting to Avenues, Level E
understand the author’s message or intent The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TE: T76e-T76f, T134e-T134f, T195a-T195b
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• Use note taking and graphic organizers to record and Avenues, Level E
organize information and ideas recalled from stories TE: T18f, T76f, T134f, T208f, T272f, T292f, T380f, T408f
read aloud
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: 207
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Distinguish between information in media texts, such Avenues, Level E
as live news coverage, and in fictional material, such The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
as dramatic productions the following:
TE: T121, T195, T259b, T333, T477
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Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Respect the age, gender, position, and culture of the Avenues, Level E
speaker The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T63a-T63b, T195a-T195b, T259a-T259b, T285b,
T477a-T477b
• Listen for the tone of voice and content that signal Avenues, Level E
friendly communication The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T148, T186
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Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Present original works, such as stories, poems, and Avenues, Level E
plays, to classmates TE: T171d, T285b, T335d, T431k, T457d
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• Ask questions to clarify and interpret literary texts and Avenues, Level E
performances and respond to the questions of TE: T53, T197b
classmates
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TE: 209
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Discuss the impact of vocabulary, format, illustrations, Avenues, Level E
and titles in evaluating ideas, information, and The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
experiences the following:
TE: T38, T64b, T98a, T167, T237a-T237b, T282
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• Speak with appropriate rate and volume for the Avenues, Level E
audience TE: T43a, T186, T196a, T235a, T334a, T360-361,
T453a
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Respect the age, gender, position, and cultural Avenues, Level E
traditions of the listener when speaking TE: T195a-T195b, T285a-T285b, T477b
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use decoding strategies (e.g., knowledge of syllable TG: T72-T73, T78, T80-T82, T86, T90, T94
patterns, decoding by analogy and word structure) to
read unfamiliar words
• Identify unfamiliar words using syntactic (grammar) The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
cues the following:
TG: T51, T54, T62, T70, T88-89, T94, T110-T111, T114,
T144-T146, T150
• Identify unfamiliar words using semantic (meaning) The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
cues the following:
TG: T48, T56, T64, T87-T89, T103, T123, T130, T135,
T159, T167
Fluency
• Sight-read automatically high-frequency words and TG: T10-12, T14, T22, T30, T47, T63, T87, T103, T118,
irregularly spelled content words T135
• Read with confidence from a variety of grade-level TG: T45, T53, T61, T69, T77, T93, T101, T107, T113
texts with appropriate speed, accuracy, and
expression
• Use word structure such as roots, prefixes, and TG: T83, T96-T99, T102, T104-T105, T108, T131,
suffixes to determine meaning T160-T163, T169-T171, T174
• Use prior knowledge and experience in order to TG: T44, T52, T60, T68, T76, T86, T92, T100, T106,
understand ideas and vocabulary found in books T112
• Acquire new vocabulary by reading books and other The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
print sources the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Comprehension Strategies
• Read a variety of grade-level texts with understanding TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Use self-monitoring strategies, such as rereading, The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
attending to vocabulary, and cross-checking, to See the following:
determine meaning of text TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Work cooperatively with others to determine meaning TG: T60, T68, T76, T84, T92, T112, T120, T132, T140,
T148, T156, T164
• Ask questions to clarify understanding of grade-level The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
texts the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Read grade-level texts and answer literal, inferential, TG: T52, T60, T68, T76, T92, T106, T120, T126, T132,
and evaluative questions T148, T156
• State a main idea and support it with details from the The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
text the following:
TG: T44, T52, T76, T172
• State a point of view and support it with details from The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the text the following:
TG: T44, T52, T76, T172
• Participate in discussions about grade-level texts TG: T44, T52, T76, T92, T120, T132, T140, T148, T156,
T164
• Demonstrate comprehension of grade-level texts The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
through a variety of responses, such as writing, the following:
drama, and oral presentations TG: T60, T76, T100, T112, T148, T164, T172
Motivation to Read
• Engage in independent silent reading The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T52, T68, T84, T92, T106, T120, T132, T156
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Composition
• Respond in writing to prompts that follow the reading The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
of literary and informational texts See the following:
TG: T44, T52, T76, T92, T120, T132, T140, T148, T156,
T164
Listening: The listening competencies common to all four ELA standards that students demonstrate during
grade 4 are
Listening
• Listen attentively and respond appropriately to books TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
read aloud T156
• Listen attentively for different purposes and for an TG: T52, T68, T73, T91, T100, T120, T132, T139, T148,
extended period of time T172
• Respond appropriately to what is heard TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Listen respectfully, and without interrupting, when The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
others speak the following:
TG: T41, T68, T73, T91, T100, T120, T132, T140, T148,
T172
Speaking: The speaking competencies common to all four ELA standards that students demonstrate during
grade 4 are
Speaking
• Speak in response to the reading of a variety of texts TG: T52, T60, T68, T84, T92, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Use grammatically correct sentences when speaking The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Speak with expression, volume, pace, and gestures TG: T45, T61, T77, T85
appropriate for the audience and purpose of
communication
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Participate in group discussions on a variety of topics TG: T44, T52, T76, T92, T120, T132, T140, T148, T156,
T164
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Level F / Grade 5
Pre K
Correlation to
• Read to collect and interpret data, facts, and ideas Avenues, Level F
from multiple sources TE: T36b, T89a, T154b, T217a, T249a, T281c, T397a,
T363a, T429a, T487a
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Read, view, and interpret literary texts from a variety Avenues, Level F
of genres The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: T18e, T68e, T126e, T188e, T222e, T286e, T344e,
T410e, T440e, T464e
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Recognize how the author uses literary devices, such Avenues, Level F
as simile, metaphor, and personification, to create The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
meaning the following:
TE: T59a-T59b, T268-269, T309a
• Compare characters in literature to people in own English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
lives The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: 52T-53T, 70, 118
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use established criteria to analyze the quality of English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
information in text The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: 68T-71T, 296-299
• Identify different perspectives, such as social, cultural, English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
ethnic, and historical, on an issue presented in one or The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
more than one text the following:
TE: 18T-19T, 22T-23T, 56T-59T, 88T-91T, 123,
124-125, 139, 140-141, 142, 143, 152-155, 160,
166, 170
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share reading experiences to build a relationship with Avenues, Level F
peers or adults; for example, read together silently or TE: T58-T59, T116-T117, T178, T250, T308, T364,
aloud with a partner or in small groups T430, T488
5
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Writing: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 5 students demonstrate as they learn to write
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Use at least three sources of information in writing a Avenues, Level F
report, with assistance TE: T279a-T279b
• State a main idea and support it with details and Avenues, Level F
examples TE: T90-T91, T94e-T94f, T112-T113, T174-T175,
T260e-T260f, T278-T279
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Maintain a portfolio that includes informational writing English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
TE: 189
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New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use information and ideas from other subject areas Avenues, Level F
and personal experiences to form and express TE: T55, T87, T113, T153, T175, T247, T279, T303,
opinions T361, T457, T485
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 4: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for social interaction.
• Share the process of writing with peers and adults; for Avenues, Level F
example, write a condolence note, get-well card, or TE: T37c-T37d, T89c-T89d, T177c-T177d,
thank-you letter with a writing partner or in small T217c-T217d, T307c-T307d, T339c-T339d,
groups T363c-T363d, T429c-T429d, T459c-T459d,
T487c-T487d
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Listening: The grade-specific performance indicators that grade 5 students demonstrate as they learn to listen
include
Standard 1: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for information and understanding.
• Follow instructions that provide information about a Avenues, Level F
task or assignment TE: T36a, T300-301, T362b
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Standard 2: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for literary response and expression.
• Distinguish different genres, such as story, biography, Avenues, Level F
poem, or play, with assistance TE: T18a, T68a, T126a, T188a, T222a, T286a, T344a,
T410a, T440a, T464a
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Identify cultural and historical influences in texts and English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
performances, with assistance The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: 71, 75, 83, 88-89, 115, 129, 154-155, 158, 344
Standard 3: Students will read, write, listen, and speak for critical analysis and evaluation.
• Form an opinion on a subject on the basis of Avenues, Level F
information, ideas, and themes expressed in TE: T35, T55, T113, T215, T305, T337, T361, T403,
presentations T427, T457
• Recognize and use the perspective of others to English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
analyze presentations TE: 21T, 27T
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• State a main idea and support it with facts, details, Avenues, Level F
and examples TE: T90-T91, T94e-T94f, T112-T113, T174-T175,
T260e-T260f, T278-T279
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use notes, outlines, and visual aids appropriate to the Avenues, Level F
presentation TE: T175b, T405b, T427b, T485b
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Recognize the importance of cultural and historical English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
characteristics in texts and performances The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: 71, 75, 83, 88-89, 115, 129, 154-155, 158, 344-345
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Hampton-Brown Avenues, Level F and
English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use notes or outlines appropriately in presentations English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
TE: 197, 206
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English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Respect the age, gender, position, culture, and English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
interests of the listener The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TE: 206
• Use the rules of conversation, such as avoid English At Your Command!, Encore Edition
interrupting and respond respectfully TE: 209
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Use word recognition skills and strategies, accurately TG: T15, T27, T40-T43, T54, T72, T96, T110-T111,
and automatically, when decoding unfamiliar words T128, T142, T150
• Recognize at sight a large body of high-frequency TG: T10-T12, T20, T30, T47, T63, T87, T95, T115,
words and irregularly spelled content vocabulary T129, T135
• Use word structure knowledge, such as roots, TG: T83, T96-T99, T102, T104-T105, T108, T131,
prefixes, and suffixes, to determine meaning T160-T163, T169-171, T174
• Use prior knowledge and experience in order to TG: T44, T52, T60, T68, T76, T86, T92, T100, T106,
understand ideas and vocabulary found in books T112
• Acquire new vocabulary by reading a variety of texts The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Use self-monitoring strategies to identify specific The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
vocabulary that causes comprehension difficulties the following:
TG: T107, T121, T127, T133, T141, T149, T157, T165,
T173
Comprehension Strategies
• Read a variety of grade-level texts, for a variety of TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
purposes, with understanding T156
• Recognize when comprehension has been disrupted The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
and initiate self-correction strategies, such as See the following:
rereading, adjusting rate of reading, and attending to TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
specific vocabulary T156
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Make connections between text being read and own The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
lives, the lives of others, and other texts read in the the following:
past TG: T52, T60, T76, T84, T100, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Use prior knowledge in concert with text information to TG: T44, T52, T92, T132, T156
support comprehension, from forming predictions to
making inferences and drawing conclusions
• Read grade-level texts and answer literal, inferential, TG: T52, T60, T68, T76, T92, T106, T120, T126, T132,
and evaluative questions T148, T156
• State or summarize a main idea and The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
support/elaborate with relevant details the following:
TG: T44, T76
• Present a point of view or interpretation of a text, such The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
as its theme, and support it with significant details the following:
from the text TG: T44, T52, T76, T172
• Participate cooperatively and collaboratively in group TG: T44, T52, T76, T92, T120, T132, T140, T148, T156,
discussions of texts T164
• Read aloud, accurately and fluently, with appropriate TG: T45, T61, T77, T121, T141, T173
rate of reading, intonation, and inflection
• Demonstrate comprehension of grade-level texts The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
through a range of responses, such as writing, drama, the following:
and oral presentations TG: T60, T76, T100, T112, T148, T164, T172
Motivation to Read
• Engage in independent silent reading for extended The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
periods of time the following:
TG: T44, T52, T84, T92, T120, T132, T156
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Hampton-Brown Reading Basics
correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
Composition
• Respond in writing to prompts that follow the reading The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
of literary and informational texts the following:
TG: T52, T68, T76, T92, T100, T120, T132, T140, T148,
T172
• Respond to writing prompts that follow listening to The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
literary and informational texts the following:
TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T100, T120, T140, T148, T172
Listening: The listening competencies common to all four ELA standards that students demonstrate during
grade 5 are
Listening
• Listen attentively to a variety of texts read aloud TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Listen attentively for different purposes and for an TG: T52, T68, T73, T91, T100, T120, T132, T139, T148,
extended period of time T172
• Respond appropriately to what is heard TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Listen respectfully, and without interrupting, when The opportunity to address this objective is available. See
others speak the following:
TG: T41, T68, T73, T91, T100, T120, T132, T140, T148,
T172
Speaking: The speaking competencies common to all four ELA standards that students demonstrate during
grade 5 are
Speaking
• Speak in response to the reading of a variety of texts TG: T52, T60, T68, T84, T92, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
• Use grammatically correct sentences when speaking The opportunity to introduce this objective is available.
See the following:
TG: T52, T68, T76, T92, T100, T120, T132, T140, T148,
T172
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correlated to the
New York English Language Arts Core Curriculum
• Respond respectfully to others TG: T52, T76, T92, T100, T126, T132, T156
• Participate in group discussions on a variety of topics TG: T44, T60, T76, T84, T106, T112, T126, T132, T140,
T156
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