Grade 4 informational reading and listening unit: students find main ideas, select key details, summarize texts, and paraphrase oral information accurately with evidence-based explanations.

Grade 4 ELA: week-long unit on nonfiction text features—headings, captions, hyperlinks, diagrams—where students identify text structures, integrate visuals, and cite evidence.

Grade 4 point of view unit: students compare first- and third-person narration, analyze how perspective shapes tone, and write scenes with strong narrator voice and correct dialogue.

Grade 4 narrative writing unit: teach students to craft small-moment stories with clear openings, sequenced events, dialogue, and reflective endings using correct conventions.

Grade 4 ELA week: students describe characters, settings, and events with text evidence, analyze word choice and tone, and revise sentences for precision.

Grade 4 reading unit: teach students to ask and answer text-based questions, cite details, infer theme, and summarize stories while building fluent, expressive reading.

Grade 4 ELA launch unit: build reading stamina, close-reading habits, fluency, discussion norms, and writer’s workshop routines—ending with a polished community pledge.