Grade 5 Reading

Benchmark

Description

Lessons

Phonemic Awareness

 Interventions for students needing remediation in phonemic awareness are located within the content standards for K-2

See grades K-2

Phonics/Word Solving Strategies

 

 

II-A

Use word solving strategies to read unknown words at current independent and instructional levels

3

II-B Utilize spelling strategies in all content areas 3
Fluency    
III-A Demonstrate increased fluency 4
III-B Utilize fluency strategies 4
III-C Demonstrate reading improvement through substantial amounts of daily assigned and self-selected materials by reading fluently with expression and attention to phrasing 3
Vocabulary    
IV-A Use word study strategies to expand vocabulary 18
IV-B Demonstrate vocabulary growth through listening to literature and daily reading of self-sustained, content area text, and/or assigned reading 3
IV-C Utilize new vocabulary encountered in daily oral language 2
Comprehension    
V-A

Use a range of strategies, including drawing conclusions such as opinions about characters based on their actions and summarizing passages, to comprehend fifth-grade literary/recreational materials in a variety of genres

13
V-B

Recognize the use or effect of literary elements and devices-including setting, character traits, stated purpose, metaphors, and simple symbolism- and recognize stated purpose and gain information from various text formats, including tables and charts

14
V-C Use a wide range of strategies and skills, including using text features to gain meaning, summarizing passages, and drawing conclusions, to comprehend fifth-grade functional and textual/informational reading materials 7
Reading Behaviors    
VI-A Read and respond using a variety of materials 7
VI-B Utilize new vocabulary encountered in reading 3
VI-C Self-monitor reading in meaningful ways 4
VI-D Use technology to locate, evaluate, and collect information from a variety of sources across the curriculum 3
VI-E Demonstrate reading improvement through substantial amounts of daily assigned and self-selected materials for a variety of purposes 5
Oral Language    
VII-A

Demonstrate increased facility with oral language for a wide range of purposes

3
VII-B Apply strategies of a skillful listener 4
VII-C Organize and present information 5

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