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Program Overview T8
Program Components T14
Implementing the Program T18
Full Access for Progress English Language Arts T28
Assessment Options T30
1 Key Ideas and Details
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Literary Texts Reading Chapter 1 connects to Writing Chapter 7
Progress Check / Home Connect 9
Chapter 1 Learning Progressions 11A
Essential Question
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CONTENTS Program Overview
3 Craft and Structure CHAPTER
6 Intfeogrmraatitoionoafl TKenxotws ledge and I
8 Text Types and Purposes CHAPTER W
10 Text Types and Purposes CHAPTER Wr
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P rog rC v w aomntOenvetsr ie Progress
Program Overview Gradual Release of Responsibilit
P rogram Overview Connecting Reading to Writing R
Program Overview Progress English Language Ar
rogram Overview P PURPOSE (continued) Relev
Program Components The program components for
P rogram Components Teacher's Edition (in print a
Program Components Progress Monitor (optional
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I mplementing the Program Grade-Level Placement T
I mplementing the Program Student Worktext Progre
mplementing the Program I Chapter Overvie
I mplementing the Program Reading Chapters Each s
mplementing the Program I Connect Across
I mplementing the Program Reading Selections in L
mplementing the Program I Writing Chapter
I mplementing the Program Teacher's Edition Each
mplementing the Program I Suggested Paci
I mplementing the Program Digital Resources A
for Progress English Language Arts Full Access
for Progress English Language Arts Based on stu
Assessment Options Progress English Language Ar
Assessment Options Progress English Language Art
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3 CHAPTER Craft and Structure Lite
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Craft and Structure Literary Texts 3 CHAPTER Cop
DISTINGUISHING LITERAL/NONLITERAL LANGUAGE Guided
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE 7 “I'll call later in
DISTINGUISHING LITERAL/NONLITERAL LANGUAGE Guided
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE Guided Practice 22 “This
DISTINGUISHING LITERAL/NONLITERAL LANGUAGE Indepe
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE Independent Practice 32 A
UNDERSTANDI N G PARTS OF A DRAMA Guided Instructi
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE MARILLA: (looks serio
UNDERSTANDI N G PARTS OF A DRAMA Guided Practice
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE Guided Practice ANNE:
UNDERSTANDI N G PARTS OF A DRAMA Independent Prac
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE Independent Practice
DISTINGUISHI N G POINTS OF VIEW Guided Instructio
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE 6 Young Pythias was brave.
DISTINGUISHI N G POINTS OF VIEW Guided Practice
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE Guided Practice 15 Sometime
DISTINGUISHI N G POINTS OF VIEW Independent Pract
CRAFT AND STRUCTURE Independent Practice 20 At f
CONNECT ACROSS TEXTS Compare and Contrast Texts
CONNECT ACROSS TEXTS Connect to the Essential Q
LANGUAGE Literal and Nonliteral Meanings Guided I
CHAPTER 3 REVIEW Read the following poem in wh
CHAPTER 3 REVIEW 5. Which phrase from the poem
9 CHAPTER Text Types and Purposes
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Text Types and Purposes Write Nonfictional Narrat
WRITE NONFICTIONAL NARRATIVES CREATING AN ORGA
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LANGUAGE Verbs and Verb Tenses Guided Instructi
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LANGUAGE Subject-Verb Agreement Guided Instruct
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SPEAKING AND LISTENING Discuss the Essential Que
CHAPTER 9 REVIEW This paragraph has mistakes i
CHAPTER 9 REVIEW Assignment: Write a nonfictio