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Fourth Grade
(4) Reading Standards
READING STANDARD 1.?? The student
understands and uses different skills and strategies to
read.
1.1? Uses word recognition and word meaning skills to read
and comprehend text.
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Applies
phonetic principles to read including sounding out, using initial
letters, and using common letter patterns to make sense of whole
words
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Uses
language structure to understand reading materials including
sentence structure, prefixes, suffixes, contractions, and simple
abbreviations
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Uses
meaning, context, and pictures to comprehend story
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Identifies
and discusses reading strategies including working out unknown
words, self-correcting, and re-reading when necessary to
comprehend
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1.2??? Builds vocabulary
through reading.
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Builds
reading vocabulary by
interpreting context clues and using dictionaries, glossaries, and
other sources
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Learns
content area vocabulary
This
matches Standard 4.1 in ?Standards for Library and Information
Skills?
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?READING STANDARD
1.? The student understands and uses different skills and?
strategies to read.
?1.3? Reads fluently, adjusting reading for
purpose and material.
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Reads
familiar text with ease
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Reads word
by word or line by line when incorporating new skills or reading
new materials
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Reads
at Stages F, G (see Appendix A) with accuracy and
fluency
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Rereads when
incorporating new skills or new materials
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Skims
and scans to select books or locate information
This
matches Standard 4.1 in ?Standards for Library and Information
Skills?
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Identifies literary devices (figurative language,
exaggeration)
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Understands
sentence structure, paragraphs, and chapters
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Understands
story elements (plot, characters, setting, point of view,
problem, sequence of
events, solution)
This
matches Standard 4.1 in ?Standards for Library and Information
Skills?
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?Uses previously introduced text features:
??????? keyword
searches??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
??????? title page????? table of contents?????????
diagram?????? map????????????? glossary
????????????? map & key?????????? index????????
chapter heading?????? pie chart/bar graph
????????????? directions???????????
appendix??????????????????????? reference???????????????????
introduction????????????????? timetable
????????????? parenthesis????????
acknowledgement???????????????????????????????????????????
checklist??????????????????????? subheading
????????????? table????????????????????
asterisk????????????????????????? graph?????????????????????????
blurb???
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Identifies
and understands new features:
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Finds and
sorts information for a specific topic or purpose
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Locates and
uses text organizers (title, headings, table of contents, index,
captions, alphabetizing, numbering, glossaries,
etc.)
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Recognizes
organizational features of electronic
informationsuch as
pull-down menus, key word searches, icons, etc.
This
matches Standard 2.1, 3.1, and 3.2 in ?Standards for Library and
Information Skills?
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READING STANDARD 2.? The student understands
the meaning of what is read.
2.1? Comprehends important ideas and details.
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Demonstrates basic comprehension of the content of literary,
informational, and task- oriented texts such as plays, newspaper
articles, and instructions
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Demonstrates
comprehension of the main idea and supporting details; summarizes
ideas in own words
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Connects
previous experiences and knowledge when reading to understand
characters, events, and information
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Makes
inferences and predictions based on the reading text
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READING STANDARD 2.? The student understands
the meaning of what is read.
2.2?? Expands comprehension by analyzing, interpreting, and
synthesizing information and ideas.
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Uses
thinking skills to increase understanding including ability to
predict, infer, question, compare, summarize, analyze, interpret,
and evaluate?all with supporting evidence
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Applies
information from reading to give response or insight
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Finds similarities and differences in stories; understands
relationship between parts of a text or between two simple
texts
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Uses logical
sequence to accurately retell stories; orders and/or sequences
parts of text
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READING STANDARD 2.? The student understands
the meaning of what is read.
2.3?? Thinks critically and analyzes authors? use of
language, style, purpose, and perspective.
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Separates
fact from opinion
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Recognizes
different purposes and styles for writing (examples:
point of view, persuasive techniques, cultural
perspective)
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Applies
information gained from reading to give a response and express
insight
This
matches Standard 4.1 in ?Standards for Library and Information
Skills?
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READING STANDARD 3.?? The student reads
different materials for a variety of purposes.
3.1? Reads to learn new
information.??????????????????????????3.2? Reads to perform a
task.
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Reads non-fiction from previous years:?? instructions??
report??????? recount
?????? non-fiction
text (science social studies, math, the arts, health and
fitness)
???? Reference:??????
glossary???? dictionary??????? map????? encyclopedia
???????????almanac????????????????????????????????????
??????? Literary:??? diary/journal???
biography???????? essay??
??????? Advertising:???
advertisement?????????????? labels???? signs?brochure
??????? Workplace:?? technical text
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Reads
new forms of non-fiction for research and real life
purposes:
??????? Literary:?????
autobiography???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
??????? Workplace:??????
newspaper??????memo????? business letter??? schedule
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Locates
information on one topic from a variety of resources
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Uses
library to select texts at appropriate level based on intent or
purpose
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Observes and
uses signs, labels, and instructions
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Locates and
uses a variety of resource materials including
technology
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Selects
resources to answer a question or solve a problem
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Reads
information and performs tasks for a variety
of real life
purposes (schedules, recipes, instructions, etc.)
This
matches Standards 1, 2, 3, and 4 in ?Standards for Library and
Information Skills?
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READING STANDARD 3.?? The student reads
different materials for a variety of purposes.
3.3?? Reads for literary experience in a variety of
forms.
?READING
STANDARD 3.?? The student reads different materials for a variety
of? purposes.
3.4?? Reads for career
applications.
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Identifies
the kinds of documents one might be required to read in a career
setting
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Reads and
interprets non-technical documents from career settings such as
memos, directories, and schedules
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Uses
strategies to monitor reading progress and to overcome reading
difficulties with guidance from the teacher
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Sets reading
goals; asks questions and makes predictions prior to and during
reading
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READING STANDARD 4.? The
student sets goals and evaluates progress to improve reading.
4.2?? Seeks and offers
feedback to improve reading.
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Uses agreed
upon standards to improve reading skills such as fluency,
vocabulary, and comprehension for self and others
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READING STANDARD 4.? The student sets goals
and evaluates progress to improve reading.
4.3?? Develops interests and shares reading
experiences.
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Selects
favorite authors, subjects, and books and shares with
others
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Selects
books independently at appropriate level
This
matches Standards 4.1 in ?Standards for Library and Information
Skills?
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