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FOURTH GRADE
Quarter 1
Skills and Strategies
Quarter 1
Essential Questions for Learning
Literary Devices
Why do authors use literary devices?
What are the features of an onomatopoeia,
alliteration, and personification?
Nonfiction Text Features
Nonfiction Text Structures
Tall Tales
Types of Sentences
Subjects and Predicates
Narrative Writing
Research
Greek and Latin Roots
Quarter 2
Skills and Strategies
How do you use the glossary to define
unknown words?
What features in the text help you find
important information about what you are
reading?
How is the information presented or
organized in the text?
What does the author want the reader to
understand about this text?
Look at these two texts about the same topic.
Can you find the important information from
both texts to add to your notes?
Can you tell me about the important ideas
you found in each text?
What are the elements of a tall tale
What is a hyperbole?
What are the differences in versions of tall
tales retold by different authors?
What makes a sentence an interrogative,
imperative, exclamatory or declarative?
What is the subject of a sentence?
What is the predicate of the sentence?
What are the key components to a narrative
writing piece?
How can we use transition words to improve
our writing?
How can we improve upon our own writing
and the writing of others?
How do Greek and Latin prefixes and roots
help me understand the meanings of words?
Quarter 2
Essential Questions for Learning
Nouns
Writing a Summary
Persuasive Writing (Introduction)
Research
Greek and Latin Roots
What are the nouns in a sentence?
What makes a noun singular or plural?
What are common nouns?
What are proper nouns? What are the key
components when writing a summary?
What are the key components to a persuasive
writing piece?
How can we use transition words to improve
our writing?
How can we improve upon our own writing
and the writing of others?
How do Greek and Latin prefixes and roots
help me understand the meanings of words?
How can I pull out relevant information to
help with research?
Quarter 3
Skills and Strategies
Quarter 3
Essential Questions for Learning
Greek Myths
Making Inferences
Identifying Theme
Compare and Contrast Text Structure
What are the characteristics of a Greek
myth?
Who were the twelve main gods and
goddesses in Greek Mythology?
Where do popular sayings come from and
who do they reference in literature?
What differences can you find in comparison
of two different versions of the text?
How can readers figure out words using
inferences?
How does inferring help readers understand
what is happening in the story?
How does inferring about characters help us
better understand the character or the story?
How can a reader infer to answer “author
and me” questions?
How do authors use compare/contrast to
help readers understand information?
How do readers use signal words to identify
compare/contrast?
How can a graphic organizer be used to
compare and contrast text or objects?
Verbs
Persuasive Writing
Research
Greek and Latin Roots
What are the verbs in a sentence?
What makes a verb a main verb or a helping
verb?
What are linking verbs?
What are the key components to a persuasive
writing piece?
How can we use transition words to improve
our writing?
How can we improve upon our own writing
and the writing of others?
How do Greek and Latin prefixes and roots
help me understand the meanings of words?
How can I pull out relevant information to
help with research?
Quarter 4
Skills and Strategies
Quarter 4
Essential Questions for Learning
Compare and Contrast
Fact and Opinion
Cause and Effect
Poetry
What are the key components in using
comparing and contrasting in writing?
How can we improve upon our own writing
and the writing of others?
Adjectives
Prepositions
Prepositional phrases
Adverbs
Prepositions
Prepositional phrases
Combining Sentences
Explanatory/Informational Writing
Can you differentiate between a fact and an
opinion in a nonfiction text?
Can you identify a cause and effect text
structure?
How are events related in a cause and effect
text structure?
What makes poetry free verse or narrative
verse?
How can readers identify types of poetry?
How does the poet use imagery in their
poem?
How does imagery help readers?
How do poets use dialog?
How can points of view change between
different characters?
What makes a word an adjective?
What are the pronouns in a sentence?
What is the difference between homophones
and homographs?
How do I use dialogue in writing?
What are the key components in using
comparing and contrasting in writing?
How can we improve upon our own writing
and the writing of others?
How do Greek and Latin prefixes and roots
help me understand the meanings of words?