Literacy


 * It is recommended that you use the terminology of the @Technology Toolkit when discussing projects and assignments with your students. Do not use product specific terms - such as PowerPoint, or Word - because those terms will not be on the assessments.** Click on this link for more @Resources on Common Core.

Arkansas Department of Education Wiki - on this wiki are 'crosswalks' - providing correlation to previous state standards and the new Common Core standards. When you reach the crosswalk, click on the tab at the bottom for the page for your grade.

Arkansas Targeted Interim Assessment Project - On left margin, click on literacy or math guidelines. Your school will have to chose one form. Literacy has two forms to chose from A and B. Check them out here.

Curriculum Maps K-12 - From the FAQ site: ** Do the Common Core Curriculum Maps comprise a complete curriculum? **The maps do not comprise a complete curriculum, nor do they prescribe how teachers are to teach the material included in the maps. // The maps are curriculum planning documents that teachers can use as a resource for making their own more detailed curricula and lesson plans. // Most grades contain six unit maps. Each unit map contains a set of CCSS standards that the map addresses, a unit overview that describes the skills and content that the unit covers, an essential question that the unit seeks to answer, specific student objectives, suggested texts, sample student activities and assessments, a list of essential terminology, and links to additional instructional resources from the National Endowment for the Humanities and other organizations. Whenever possible, the “suggested texts” have been taken from the CCSS exemplar texts list.

Common Core Standards





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