ACYR Curriculum Alignment Reading
Indicator A: Applies recognition and decoding strategies to pronounce and derive the meaning of words
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1. Identifies upper- and lower-case letters |
Connections Writing-Page 87,88; 159,168-160 |
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2. Applies phonetic skills |
Cambridge Horizon’s p 2-6 Iknow
that phonics Supplemental WORDS 1 Book (whole book)
Worksheets |
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3. Recognizes familiar word patterns |
Supplemental WORDS Book 1 (whole book) word blender |
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4. Applies picture clues |
S-V Connections Social Studies Pg. 162-193
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5. Recognizes basic sight words |
300 Most frequently used words- Standard Pg. 14 Vocabulary game (match) Supplemental: WORDS book1 and 2 (whole book) First Hundred words: color change Second Hundred Words color change Third Hundred Words Color Change Fourth Hundred Words Color Change Fifth Hundred Words Color Change Sixth Hundred Words Color Change Seventh
Hundred Words Color Change Ninth Hundred Words Color Change Tenth Hundred Words Color Change First
One hundred words-( continue with the others) |
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Indicator B: Applies reading skills to functional and informational text
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1. Identifies common functional signs, directions, and maps |
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2. Reads and comprehends short simple sentences |
Supplemental WORDS Book 2. Reading for Today Books 1 & 2 All pages |
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ACYR Curriculum Alignment ABE I (Beginning Basic Education)
Indicator A: Applies recognition and decoding strategies to pronounce and derive the meaning of words
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1. Recognizes basic word patterns, synonyms, and antonyms |
Horizon’s Lit pp 13-15 Skillstutor level A and B reading lessons Cloze Activities (Bogglesworld) More
games (quia) Vocabulary Connections B and C |
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2. Applies syllabication |
Skills Bank (Tutor) Information Skills #5 Supplement Phonics Book l and 2 |
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Indicator B: Applies reading skills to functional and informational text
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1. Follows single step directions |
Connections Lit 14-19 |
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2. Draws conclusions |
Connections Lit p. 26-31; 92-97 SV Building Strategies Units 3,5 Skills Bank Reading Comprehension 1-3 |
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3. Identifies the relevant facts |
Connections Lit 14-19; 44-49 Skills Bank(tutor) All Reading Comprehension Supplemental CNN news: abridged storiesReading Selections (Bogglesworld) |
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4. Sequences events, actions, and behaviors |
Contemporary’s Foundations Reading p 20-6 Contemporary’s Foundations Social Studies p 26-7, 32-3 Skills Bank (tutor) Reading Comprehension 2,5 Supplemental CNN news: abridged stories |
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Indicator C: Applies reading skills to interpret literary selections
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1. Comprehends the meaning of literary selections and makes connections between the text and their own experiences |
Contemporary’s Foundations Reading 2-9, 30-6, 118-29 Contemporary Multicultural Literature Collection:
Stories as selected by student Supplemental |
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a. Describes the story elements of plot, setting, and characters, including the beginnings, middles and endings of reading selections |
Contemporary’s Foundations Reading p 86-129 SV Building Strategies Unit 6 Connections 62-67; 68-73; 132-137;138-143 |
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2. Identifies the theme in reading selections |
Contemporary’s Foundations Reading 2-9, 30-6, 118-29 SV Building Strategies Unit 6 Skills Bank (tutor) Reading Comprehension 3 Supplemental Folk Lore |
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Intermediate Reading ABE II
Indicator A: Applies recognition and decoding strategies to pronounce and
derive the meaning of words.
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1. Recognizes homophones and homographs |
Connections p. 165,257 homonym game lesson plan simple homonyms interactive |
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2. Applies context clues |
Connections p. 26-31; 50-55; 138-143 Vocabulary Games (hard level, quiz) Reading on line(California Distance Project) Pre-GED (MH SS) Unit1 lesson 3 Skills Bank All Reading Comprehension |
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3. Knows and uses structural analysis |
Connections 62-67; 68-73; 86-91; 92-97; 144-149 Skills Bank Thinking Skills: Teaching a Friend Vocabulary Supplemental CNN news: abridged stories outlineVocabulary Connections D , E |
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Indicator B: Applies reading skills to functional and informational text
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1. Follows multiple step directions |
Connections 182 Skills Bank Thinking Skills: Sequencing |
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2. Summarizes the main ideas and supporting details |
Contemporary’s Foundations Reading p 2-18, 30-6, 118-29 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Literature & the Arts p 17-20, 24-7 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Science p 21-5 Connections . 20-25; 38-43 Skills Bank Reading Comprehension 3 Reading on line (California DL Project) Supplemental CNN news: abridged stories |
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3. Identifies the author’s main purpose |
Contemporary’s Foundations Reading p 4-5, 30-1, 118-9 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Literature & the Arts p 21-3 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Social Studies p 19 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Science p 21-25 Connections 56-61; 150-155 Skills Bank (tutor) Reading Comprehension 3, Information Skills 2 Supplemental CNN news: abridged stories |
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4. Makes predictions about events, actions, and behaviors |
Connections 26-31; 86-91; 108-113 Supplemental |
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5. Identifies cause and effect relationships |
Contemporary’s Pre-GED Literature & the Arts p 51 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Social Studies p 57 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Science p 48-50 Connections . 65-73; 86-91; 92-97 Skills Bank Thinking Skills: Lost in Space Supplemental CNN news: abridged stories
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6. Reads and interprets charts, graphs, and labels and simple authentic materials found in the community or workplace |
Contemporary’s Reading Skills that Work I p 40-43, 53, 68-73, 61-6 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Social Studies p 21-4, 28-9, 44-7, 54-6, 60-4 Skills Bank Information Skills: Using Maps, Graphs, and Charts 1-11 |
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7. Applies skimming and scanning reading strategies to locate information and determine the main idea in print and graphic material |
S-V Building Strategies- Reading p. 24-34 Contemporary’s Reading Skills that Work I p 100-04 Contemporary’s Foundations Reading p 2-10, 30-6, 118-29 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Literature & the Arts p 17-23 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Social Studies p 19-20, 30-3 |
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Indicator C: Applies reading skills to interpret literary selections
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1. Determines the underlying theme or author's message and relates them to prior experiences or the experiences of others |
Contemporary’s Reading Skills that Work I p 33-8 Contemporary’s Foundations Reading p 118-29 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Literature & the Arts p 113-5, 135, 148,
156-9, 169-81 Supplemental Nothing to Fear |
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2. Identifies the historical and cultural perspectives in reading selections |
SV Building Strategies Unit 5 Supplemental Nothing to Fear |
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ABE III High Basic Education
Indicator A: Applies recognition and decoding strategies to pronounce and derive the meaning of words
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1. Identifies the meaning of root words
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Steck-Vaughn Building Strategies p. 35-52 Skills Bank Vocabulary Building 3-8 Supplemental Roman’s InfluenceWord Parts: resource room, roots Vocabulary University Quiz on roots |
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2. Identifies the meaning of prefixes |
Connections p. 167 Skills Bank Vocabulary Building 9-12 Supplemental Word Parts |
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3. Identifies the meaning of suffixes |
Skills Bank Vocabulary Building 13-15 Supplemental Connections Writing p. 167 |
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4. Applies context clues to confirm meaning of figurative, idiomatic, and technical words |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 31-33, 57-61 Connections 114-119 Steck-Vaughn GED Lit 76-79; 94-97 Skills Bank Vocabulary Building 6-13 Supplemental AALL Internet Lesson: Nuclear Energy |
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5. Recognizes the meaning of word origins |
Building Strategies Reading p. 35-52 Skills Bank Vocabulary Building 3-8 Supplemental Roman’s Influence |
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Indicator B: Applies reading skills to interpret functional and informational text, e.g., consumer information, newspapers, civics documents, science publications
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1. Identifies the main idea, critical details, and author’s point of view and relates them to other sources, real life, and related topics |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 15-30, 117-18, 131-136 Steck-Vaughn 40-43; 164-167; 204-207 Skills Bank: Thinking Skills Lessons: Hiring a Secretary Pre-GED Interactiv(R) Unit 1 lesson 1- 3 ,Unit 4, lesson 1 Pre-GED Interactive (SS) Unit 1 lesson 2,4, Unit 5 lesson 2,3 Unit 3 lesson 2, Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition |
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2. Summarizes the text in chronological, spatial, or logical order |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 117-20 Contemporary’s Pre-GED Social Studies p 57-9 Contemporary’s GED Science p 51-5 Steck-Vaughn GED Lesson 2 SV pre GED reading All of
Unit 1 Pre-GED Interactive (R) Unit 3, lesson 3, Unit 4, lesson 2 Skills Bank Student Activities Sequencing Supplemental CNN News Stories Unabridged Versions |
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3. Distinguishes facts from opinions |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 111-113 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 54-9 Steck Vaughn GED Lit 1D Lesson13 SV Pre-GED Lesson 9 and 16
Unit 1 |
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4. Makes inferences about the author’s purpose and perspective |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts pp Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 60-66 Pre-GED Interactive (R) Unit 3 lesson 1,Unit 4, lesson1 and 2 Unit 5, lesson 3 and 4 and 5 Pre-GED Interactive (SS) Unit 4 lesson 4 Contemporary’s GED Science p 48-50 Skills Bank: Reading Comprehension 6 |
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5. Supports conclusions with convincing textual evidence |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 44-7 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 67-72 Contemporary’s GED Science p 56-62 Steck-Vaughn GED Lesson 7 Pre-GED Interactive Unit 2, lesson 1 and 2 Unit 3 lesson 2,Unit 4, lesson 2 and 3 Unit 5, lesson 3 and 4 and 5 Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition Supplemental Contemporary's Multicultural Literature Collection: Units and Exercises at end, as selected by student |
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Indicator C: Applies reading skills to interpret literary selections
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1. Makes defensible inferences about the events, setting, mood, plot, characters, and meaning of the reading selections, including how they are presented by different authors |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 47-88, 165-192 Steck-Vaughn GED Lit . lesson 6 Pre-GED Interactive Unit 3 lesson 1-6 Unit 4, lesson 2 and 3 , Unit 6 lesson 1- 4 Supplemental Contemporary's Multicultural Literature Collection: Units
and Exercises at end, as selected by student |
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2. Identifies literary devices that define a writer’s style with emphasis on the use of figurative language |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 193-196, 230-237 Steck-Vaughn GED Lit Lesson 6,12 Pre-GED Interactive Unit 4, lesson1, Unit 6 lesson 5, Unit 7, lesson 3 Skills Bank Reading Comprehension 8,9 Supplemental Contemporary’s Multicultural Literature Collection: Units
and Exercises at end, as selected by student |
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3. Explains how an author’s life and time are reflected in his or her work |
Supplemental Contemporary's Multicultural Literature Collection: Units
and Exercises at end, as selected by student Pre-GED Interactive Unit 4, lesson1and 3, Unit 6 lesson 3 SV Pre-GED sec. 19 |
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4. Compares versions of traditional or contemporary literature from different cultures for similarities and differences related to themes or characters |
Supplemental Contemporary's Multicultural Literature Collection: Units and Exercises from two books, as selected by student |
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5. Describes the literary elements and characteristics of fiction, nonfiction, drama, and poetry |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts
217-222 SV pre-GED units 2,3,4 (all) Pre-GED Interactive Unit 4, lesson 1, Unit 6 lesson 1- 6, Unit 7, lesson 1 - 3 Unit 8, lesson 1 and 2 Steck-Vaughn Lit-units 2,3,4 Supplemental Contemporary's Multicultural Literature Collection: Units and Exercises at end, as selected by student |
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ASE I ( Adult Secondary Education)
Indicator A: Applies recognition and decoding strategies to pronounce and derive the meaning of words
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1. Distinguishes between the denotative and connotative meanings of words and explains "shades of meaning" for related words |
Skills Bank (tutor) Reading: Word Knowledge 1,2 Supplemental Word Attack Advanced |
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2. Infers the meaning of words from context clues and word relationships, including idioms, analogies, metaphors, allusions, similes, and derivations |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 57-61 Skills Bank (Tutor) Reading Comprehension 8,9 Word Knowledge 11-13 Skills Bank (tutor): Thinking Skills: Teaching a Friend Vocabulary |
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Indicator B: Applies reading skills to interpret and evaluate functional and informational text
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1. Describes the thesis or point of view of a selection |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts chapter 5 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 25-32 Contemporary’s GED Science p 21-33 Steck-Vaughn GED Lit- chapters1,2,5,9 |
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2. Extracts critical details and extends the ideas in the reading selection |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts chapter 5 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 37-43 Contemporary’s GED Science p 33-42 Steck-Vaughn GED Lit –chapters 3,8 |
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3. Distinguishes a conclusion from supporting statements |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts chapter 5 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 67-72 Contemporary’s GED Science p 56-62 Steck-Vaughn Lit GED chapter 7
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4. Distinguishes among facts, supported inferences, and opinions
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Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts chapter 5 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 49-74 Contemporary’s GED Science p 43-7 Steck-Vaughn Lit GED .chapter 5 Supplemental Facts and Opinions |
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5. Makes useful connections to other topics and extends ideas presented in text |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts chapter 5 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 37-48 SV GED chapters 4,6 Contemporary’s GED Science p 33-42 Pre-GED Interactive (R)Unit 2, lessons1,2,3,4 Unit 4, lesson1 Supplemental The Civil War Through a Child's Eye |
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6. Recognizes the role that values play in the beliefs and perspectives of authors |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts 97-8,165,176-9 Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 79-81 Contemporary’s GED Science p 72 SV New GED chapter 5 Supplemental What makes an Icon? |
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7. Evaluates the logic and clarity of many functional documents |
Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 77-87 Supplemental |
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8. Assesses the accuracy and reliability of facts as determined by documentation or proof |
Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 77-86 Contemporary’s GED Science p 63 Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition |
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Indicator C: Applies reading skills to interpret literary selections drawn from American and world literature
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1. Evaluates the influence of culture, ethnicity, and historical eras on the themes supporting the inferences with evidence from the selection |
Contemporary’s Literature Series Introducing
Shakespeare: Exploring Persona and Character Motivations |
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2. Makes defensible inferences about the interactions between characters (e.g., conflicts, motivations, relationships) and how they affect the events and plot |
SV GED chapters 14, 26, 27 Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts chapter 6,8 Supplemental: Othello Today |
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3. Evaluates the relevance of setting (place, time, and customs) to the mood, tone, and meaning of text, using textural evidence to support the claims |
SV GED chapters
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4. Supports a judgment about the effectiveness of an author’s use of literary elements and figurative language |
SV GED chapters 20, 21 136-141,106-111,176-181 Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 47,57-61,66-7,165,193-6,230-7 |
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ASE II (High Adult Secondary Education)
Indicator A: Applies recognition and decoding strategies to pronounce and derive the meaning of words
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1. Identifies and uses idioms and the literal and figurative meanings of words in speaking and writing |
Steck-Vaughn GED Scorebooster 2, Reading p 171-4 |
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2. Uses knowledge of Greek, Anglo-Saxon, and Latin roots to understand content area vocabulary words |
Steck-Vaughn GED Scorebooster 2, Reading p 58-8 |
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Indicator B: Applies reading skills to interpret and evaluate functional and informational text
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1. Recognizes unstated assumptions, extracts critical details, and extends the information from the text |
Contemporary’s Reading Skills that Work II, p 10-20 Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 21-7, 39, 53-55 Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition |
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2. Evaluates technical journals or workplace documents for purpose, organizational pattern, clarity, and relevancy of information |
Contemporary’s Reading Skills that Work II, p 42-6, 55-63, 64-72 Steck-Vaughn GED Scorebooster 2, Reading p 86-94 Supplemental |
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3. Describes and connects the essential ideas, arguments, and perspectives of text |
Contemporary’s Reading Skills that Work II, p 21-4 Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 13-27 Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition |
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4. Assesses the adequacy or appropriateness of data to substantiate hypotheses, conclusions, or generalizations |
Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 54-76 Contemporary’s GED Science p 43-62 Skills Bank Thinking Skills : JP Flowers Case, Buying
Fonovision, Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition |
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5. Evaluates the author’s use of bias and use of persuasive strategies to elicit a desired response from the reader |
Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 79-81 Contemporary’s GED Science p 72 Skills Bank Thinking Skills: JP Flowers Case Supplemental AALL Lessons: Nuclear Energy, Nutrition |
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6. Identifies logical fallacies in arguments |
Contemporary’s GED Social Studies p 87-8 Skills Bank (tutor)Information Skills: Lost in Space, Buying Fonovision Supplemental |
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Indicator C: Applies reading skills to interpret literacy selections drawn from American and world literature
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1. Evaluates the structural elements of plot |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 124-6, 201, 206 Supplemental American Classics- books online |
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2. Compares and contrasts the motivations and reactions of literary characters from different eras and cultures confronting similar situations or conflicts |
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3. Analyzes how a work of literature reflects the heritage, traditions, attitudes, and beliefs of its author and/or times |
Supplemental American Frontier for stories, do a google.com search, most of the text is on-line |
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4. Analyzes how an author's choice of words appeals to the senses, suggests mood, and sets tone |
Contemporary’s GED Literature & the Arts p 70-2 |
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5. Compares works that express a universal theme, often providing credible evidence to support their ideas |
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