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Unit Plan 11 (Grade K ELA): Reasons that Support Points

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Unit Plan 11 (Grade K ELA): Reasons that Support Points

Kindergarten informational reading unit: students use pictures and short texts to find evidence-based reasons, ask and answer questions to clarify ideas, and state clear opinions supported by visual details.

Unit Plan 10 (Grade K ELA): Launching Opinion Writing

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Unit Plan 10 (Grade K ELA): Launching Opinion Writing

Kindergarten opinion writing unit: teach “I like ___ because ___” with sentence frames, partner talk, drawing/dictation, and capital-period conventions in a 5-session week.

Unit Plan 9 (Grade K ELA): Phonological Awareness II – Onset–Rime Blend/Segment

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Unit Plan 9 (Grade K ELA): Phonological Awareness II – Onset–Rime Blend/Segment

Kindergarten phonological awareness unit: students blend and segment onset–rime word parts, recognize rhymes, and read simple patterned texts to strengthen early decoding, fluency, and sound–symbol understanding.

Unit Plan 8 (Grade K ELA): Oral Storytelling with Pictures

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Unit Plan 8 (Grade K ELA): Oral Storytelling with Pictures

Kindergarten writing unit: students create small-moment oral stories by drawing and dictating real-life events, describing who, where, and what happened in order, and expressing feelings with complete sentences.

Unit Plan 7 (Grade K ELA): Informative Beginnings – Labels that Teach

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Unit Plan 7 (Grade K ELA): Informative Beginnings – Labels that Teach

Kindergarten phonics unit: students learn to recognize and match upper- and lowercase letters, produce common consonant sounds, and develop handwriting skills through engaging, multisensory alphabet activities.

Unit Plan 6 (Grade K ELA): Letters & Sounds I – Names and Consonant Sounds

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Unit Plan 6 (Grade K ELA): Letters & Sounds I – Names and Consonant Sounds

Kindergarten phonics unit: students name and match upper- and lowercase letters, produce common consonant sounds, and practice proper letter formation through multisensory alphabet and sound routines.

Unit Plan 5 (Grade K ELA): Phonological Awareness I – Rhyme & Syllables

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Unit Plan 5 (Grade K ELA): Phonological Awareness I – Rhyme & Syllables

Kindergarten phonological awareness unit: students recognize and produce rhymes, clap and tap syllables, and use playful sound activities to strengthen early reading and spelling foundations.

Unit Plan 4 (Grade K ELA): Concepts of Print & Book Handling

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Unit Plan 4 (Grade K ELA): Concepts of Print & Book Handling

Kindergarten foundational skills unit: students learn book parts, directionality, letters vs. words, and spacing through hands-on reading routines that build strong print awareness.

Unit Plan 3 (Grade K ELA): Characters, Settings, and Major Events

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Unit Plan 3 (Grade K ELA): Characters, Settings, and Major Events

Kindergarten story comprehension unit: students describe who, where, and what happened in a story using pictures and words, label key events, and use illustration clues to explain their thinking.

Unit Plan 2 (Grade K ELA): Asking & Answering Questions About Stories

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Unit Plan 2 (Grade K ELA): Asking & Answering Questions About Stories

Kindergarten literacy unit where students use who/what/where/when questions and picture clues to understand stories, practice beginning–middle–end retells, and confirm understanding through simple partner Q&A.

Unit Plan 1 (Grade K ELA): Launching Our Reading–Writing Community

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Unit Plan 1 (Grade K ELA): Launching Our Reading–Writing Community

Kindergarten ELA launch unit: students build classroom reading and writing routines, practice book handling and partner talk, strengthen stamina, and begin drawing and labeling to express ideas.