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Big Idea:
Getting to Know Us
What makes you special?
Literature
Big Book
Read Aloud Reading/
Writing
Workshop
Comprehension
Literature
Anthology
Main Selection,
Paired
Selection
Leveled Reader
Main Selection,
Paired Selection
Access
Complex Text
(ACT)
Vocabulary
Words
High-Frequency
Words
Oral Vocabulary
Words
Phonics Fluency Skill Writing Research
Week 1
Weekly Concept:
At School
Essential Question:
What do you do at your
school?
Title: This School
Year Will Be the
Best!
Genre: Realistic
Fiction
Strategy: Visualize
Concepts of Print:
Book Handling
Title: “School
Around the World”
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Visualize
Short Text: Jack Can
Genre: Realistic
Fiction
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Main Selection Title:
Nat and Sam
Genre: Realistic
Fiction
Paired Selection
Title: “Rules at
School”
Genre: Nonfiction
Text Feature:
Photographs
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Main Selections Genre:
Realistic Fiction
A: A Fun Day
O: We Like to Share
E: We Like to Share
B: Class Party
Paired Selection Genre:
Nonfiction
Titles:
A: “We Share”
O: “Look at Signs”
E: “Look at Signs”
B: “Our Classroom Rules”
Literature Big
Books: Organization,
Connection of Ideas
Additional Domain
Words:
rules
obey
safety
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
events,
illustrations,
punctuation
does
not
school
what
learn
subjects
common
object
recognize
Phonological/
Phonemic
Awareness:
Identify Rhyme,
Phoneme
Isolation/ Blending/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: short a
Consonants reviewed
throughout Unit 1
Structural Analysis:
-s (inflectional ending)
Appropriate Phrasing Writing Trait: Ideas:
Focus on a Single
Event
Writing Product:
Personal Narrative
Grammar Skill:
Sentences
Grammar
Mechanics: Sentence
Capitalization
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Key Details
Weekly:
What kinds of
activities do we
do at school?
Week 2
Weekly Concept:
Where I Live
Essential Question: What
is it like where
you live?
Title: Alicia’s Happy
Day
Genre: Realistic
Fiction
Strategy: Visualize
Concepts of Print:
Book Handling
Title: “City Mouse
and Country Mouse”
Genre: Fable
Strategy: Visualize
Short Text: Six Kids
Genre: Fantasy
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Main Selection Title:
Go, Pip!
Genre: Fantasy
Paired Selection
Title: “I Live Here”
Genre: Nonfiction
Text Feature: Bold
print
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Main Selections Genre:
Fantasy
A: What Can We See?
O: A Trip to the City
E: A Trip to the City
B: Harvest Time
Paired Selection Genre:
Nonfiction
Titles:
A: “My Home”
O: “Where I Live”
E: “Where I Live”
B: “Where We Live”
Literature Big
Books: Organization,
Lack of Prior
Knowledge
Additional Domain
Words:
building
yard
playground
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
author
bold print
sequence
down
out
up
very
city
country
bored
feast
scurried
Phonemic
Awareness:
Alliteration, Phoneme
Categorization/
Blending/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: short i
Consonants reviewed
throughout Unit 1
Structural Analysis:
double final
consonants
Intonation Writing Trait: Ideas:
Describing Details
Writing Product:
Descriptive
Sentences About a
Place
Grammar Skill:
Word Order
Mechanics:
Sentence
Punctuation (periods)
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Key Details
Weekly:
How are places
in our community
similar to, or dierent
from, places in other
communities?
Week 3
Weekly Concept:
Our Pets
Essential Question:
What makes a pet
special?
Title: Cool Dog,
School Dog
Genre: Fiction
Strategy: Visualize
Concepts of Print:
Track Print and
Return Sweep
Title: “Our Pets”
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Visualize
Short Text: A Pig
for Cli
Genre: Fantasy
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Main Selection Title:
Flip
Genre: Fantasy
Paired Selection
Title: “What Pets
Need”
Genre: Nonfiction
Text Feature: Labels
Strategy: Visualize
Skill: Key Details
Main Selections Genre:
Fantasy
A: Mouse’s Moon Party
O: Pet Show
E: Pet Show
B: Polly the Circus Star
Paired Selection Genre:
Nonfiction
Titles:
A: “A Mouse in the House”
O: “Love That Llama!”
E: “Love That Llama!”
B: “Birds That Talk”
Literature Big
Books: Sentence
Structure,
Connection of Ideas
Additional Domain
Words:
living things,
need,
cares
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
consonant,
label,
publish
be,
come,
good,
pull
care,
train,
groom,
companion,
popular
Phonemic
Awareness:
Contrast Vowel
Sounds, Phoneme
Blending/
Substitution/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: beginning
consonant blends:
l-blends
Consonants reviewed
throughout Unit 1
Structural Analysis:
-s (plural nouns)
Appropriate Phrasing Writing Trait: Ideas:
Describing Details
Writing Product:
Descriptive
Sentences About an
Animal
Grammar Skill:
Statements
Mechanics:
Capitalization and
Punctuation (periods)
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Key Details
Weekly:
What are the ways
to care for pets?
The Key to Building Strong Readers and Writers
A: Approaching Level
O: On Level
E: ELL
B: Beyond Level
Not shown: Start Smart Introduction to Key Instructional Routines and Procedures.
Grade 1 • Unit 1 • Scope and Sequence
Big Idea:
Getting to Know Us
What makes you
special?
Literature
Big Book
(Units 1-3 Only)
Read Aloud Reading/Writing
Workshop
Comprehension
Literature
Anthology
Main Selection,
Paired
Selection
Leveled Reader
Main Selection,
Paired Selection
Access
Complex Text
(ACT)
Vocabulary
Words
High-Frequency
Words
Oral Vocabulary
Words
Phonics Fluency Skill Writing Research
Week 4
Weekly Concept:
Let’s Be Friends
Essential Question:
What do friends do
together?
Title: Friends All
Around
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Concepts of Print:
Book Handling and
Labels
Title: “Games Long
Ago”
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Short Text: Toss! Kick!
Hop!
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Skill: Key Details
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Skill: Key Details
Main Selection Title:
Friends
Genre: Nonfiction
Paired Selection
Title: “There Are
Days and There Are
Days”
Genre: Poetry
Strategy: Ask and Answer
Questions
Skill: Key Details
Main Selections Genre:
Realistic Fiction
A: Friends Are Fun
O: Friends Are Fun
E: Friends Are Fun
B: Friends Are Fun
Paired Selections Genre: Poetry
Titles:
A: “I Like to Play”
O: “I Like to Play”
E: “I Like to Play”
B: “I Like to Play”
Literature Big
Books: Organization,
Connection of Ideas
Additional Domain
Words:
poem
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
evaluate
rhyme
fun
make
they
too
cooperate
relationship
deliver
chore
collect
Phonemic
Awareness:
Phoneme
Categorization/
Segmentation/
Deletion, Rhyme,
Phoneme Blending
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: short o
Consonants reviewed
throughout Unit 1
Structural Analysis:
alphabetical order
(one letter)
Appropriate Phrasing Writing Trait:
Organization:
Compare and
Contrast
Writing Product:
Personal Narrative
Grammar Skill:
Questions and
Exclamations
Grammar
Mechanics: Question
and Exclamation
Marks
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Key Details
Weekly:
What can we learn
about our favorite
games or sports?
Week 5
Weekly Concept:
Let’s Move!
Essential Question:
How does your body
move?
Title: Move!
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Concepts of
Print: Special Text
Treatments
Title: “Rabbit and
Coyote Race”
Genre: Folktale
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Short Text: Move and
Grin!
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Skill: Key Details
Strategy: Ask and
Answer Questions
Skill: Key Details
Main Selection Title:
Move It!
Genre: Nonfiction
Paired Selection
Title: “Using
Diagrams”
Genre: Nonfiction
Text Feature:
Diagram
Strategy: Ask and Answer
Questions
Skill: Key Details
Main Selections Genre:
Nonfiction
A: We Can Move!
O: We Can Move!
E: We Can Move!
B: We Can Move!
Paired Selections Genre:
Nonfiction
Titles:
A: “What’s Under Your Skin?”
O: “What’s Under Your Skin?”
E: “What’s Under Your Skin?”
B: “What’s Under Your Skin?”
Literature Big
Books: Organization,
Lack of Prior
Knowledge
Additional Domain
Words:
building
yard
playground
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
author
bold print
sequence
down
out
up
very
city
country
bored
feast
scurried
Phonemic
Awareness:
Alliteration, Phoneme
Categorization/
Blending/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: short i
Consonants reviewed
throughout Unit 1
Structural Analysis:
double final
consonants
Intonation Writing Trait: Ideas:
Describing Details
Writing Product:
Descriptive
Sentences About a
Place
Grammar Skill:
Word Order
Mechanics:
Sentence
Punctuation (periods)
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Key Details
Weekly:
How are places
in our community
similar to, or dierent
from, places in other
communities?
Unit Level: Research
Skill: Selecting a
Topic
Unit Project: Self-
select and develop
from weekly
research projects.
Week 6
Review and Assessment
The Key to Building Strong Readers and Writers
A: Approaching Level
O: On Level
E: ELL
B: Beyond Level
Not shown: Start Smart Introduction to Key Instructional Routines and Procedures.
Grade 1 • Unit 1 • Scope and Sequence
Big Idea:
Our Community
What makes a
community?
Literature
Big Book
(Units 1-3 Only)
Read Aloud Reading/
Writing
Workshop
Comprehension
Literature
Anthology
Main Selection,
Paired
Selection
Leveled Reader,
Main Selection,
Paired Selection
Access
Complex Text
(ACT)
Vocabulary
Words
High-Frequency
Words
Oral Vocabulary
Words
Phonics Fluency Skill Writing Research
Week 1
Weekly Concept:
Jobs Around Town
Essential Question:
What jobs need to be
done in a community?
Title: Millie Waits for
the Mail
Genre: Fiction
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Concepts of Print:
Ellipses and Dashes
Title: “Jobs Around
Town”
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Short Text: Good
Job, Ben!
Genre: Realistic
Fiction
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Skill: Character,
Setting, Events
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Skill: Character,
Setting, Events
Main Selection Title:
The Red Hat
Genre: Realistic
Fiction
Paired Selection
Title: “Firefighters at
Work”
Genre: Nonfiction
Text Feature: Labels
Strategy: Make and Confirm
Predictions
Skill: Character, Setting, Events
Main Selections Genre:
Realistic Fiction
A: Pick Up Day
O: Ben Brings the Mail
E: Ben Brings the Mail
B: At Work with Mom
Paired Selections Genre:
nonfiction
Titles:
A: “The Recycling Center”
O: “At the Post Oce”
E: “At the Post Oce”
B: “Tools for the School Nurse”
Literature Big
Books: Sentence
Structure,
Organization
Additional Domain
Words:
firefighter
siren
protect
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
brainstorm
end
middle
again
help
new
there
use
occupation
community
equipment
fortunately
astonishing
Phonemic
Awareness:
Phoneme
Blending/Isolation/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: short e spelled
e and ea
Structural Analysis:
inflectional ending
-ed (no spelling
change)
Intonation Writing Trait:
Organization: Focus
on an Idea
Writing Product:
Story
Grammar Skill:
Nouns
Mechanics: Commas
in a Series
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Character, Setting,
Events
Weekly:
What can we learn
about jobs that help
the community?
Week 2
Weekly Concept:
Buildings All Around
Essential Question:
What buildings do you
know? What are they
made of?
Title: The 3 Little
Dassies
Genre: Fantasy
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Concepts of Print:
Quotations
Title: “The Three
Little Pigs”
Genre: Folktale
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Short Text: Cubs in
a Hut
Genre: Fantasy
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Skill: Character,
Setting, Events
Strategy: Make and
Confirm Predictions
Skill: Character,
Setting, Events
Main Selection Title:
The Pigs, the Wolf,
and the Mud
Genre: Fantasy
Paired Selection
Title: “Homes
Around the World”
Genre: Nonfiction
Text Feature:
Captions
Strategy: Make and Confirm
Predictions
Skill: Character, Setting, Events
Main Selections Genre: Fantasy
A: What a Nest!
O: Staying Afloat
E: Staying Afloat
B: City Armadillo, Country
Armadillo
Paired Selections Genre:
Nonfiction
Titles:
A: “Stone Castles”
O: “A Day on a Houseboat”
E: “A Day on a Houseboat”
B: “City or Country?”
Literature Big
Books: Vocabulary
Additional Domain
Words:
homes
build
shelter
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
apostrophe
dialogue
presentation
could
live
one
then
three
shelter
materials
collapsed
furious
refused
Phonemic
Awareness:
Rhyme, Phoneme
Identity/Blending/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: short u
Structural Analysis:
contractions with ’s
Expression Writing Trait:
Organization:
Beginning, Middle,
End
Writing Product:
Story
Grammar Skill:
Singular and Plural
Nouns
Mechanics: Adding
-s and -es to form
plural nouns
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Character, Setting,
Events
Weekly:
What can we learn
about the buildings
in our community?
What are they made
of?
Week 3
Weekly Concept:
A Community in Nature
Essential Question:
Where do animals live
together?
Title: Babies in the
Bayou
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Reread
Concepts of
Print: Distinguish
Sentences
Title: “Animals in the
Desert”
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Reread
Short Text: The Best
Spot
Genre: Nonfiction
Strategy: Reread
Skill: Main Topic and
Key Details
Strategy: Reread
Skill: Main Topic and
Key Details
Main Selection Title:
At a Pond
Genre: Nonfiction
Paired Selection
Title: “Way Down
Deep”
Genre: Poetry
Strategy: Reread
Skill: Main Topic and Key Details
Main Selections Genre:
Nonfiction
A: Meerkat Family
O: Meerkat Family
E: Meerkat Family
B: Meerkat Family
Paired Selections Genre: Poetry
Titles:
A: “I Live in a House!”
O: “I Live in a House!”
E: “I Live in a House!”
B: “I Live in a House!”
Literature Big
Books: Purpose,
Organization
Additional Domain
Word:
poem
Additional
Academic
Vocabulary:
draft
repetition
rhythm
eat
no
of
under
who
habitat
depend
hibernate
tranquil
tolerate
Phonemic
Awareness:
Phoneme
Categorization/
Blending/
Substitution/
Segmentation
Phonics/ Spelling
Skill: ending
consonant blends nd,
nk, nt, st, sk, mp
Structural Analysis:
inflectional ending
-ing (no spelling
change); first
introduction to two-
syllable words
Appropriate Phrasing Writing Trait: Ideas:
Main Idea
Writing Product:
Sentences That
Explain
Possessive Nouns
Mechanics:
Apostrophe with
Possessive Nouns
Write About
Reading: Analyze
Main Topic and Key
Details
Weekly:
What can we learn
about a habitat?
What kinds of
creatures live there?
The Key to Building Strong Readers and Writers
A: Approaching Level
O: On Level
E: ELL
B: Beyond Level
Not shown: Start Smart Introduction to Key Instructional Routines and Procedures.
Grade 1 • Unit 2 • Scope and Sequence
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