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Title
Unit 4 Table of Contents
Unit Title: Persuasive Writing of All Kinds
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Unit Essential Questions
Unit Goals and Sub Goals (Task Analysis)
Unit Language (Spanish, Russian, English)
Unit Assessment Checklist
Unit Assessment Rubric
Sample Unit Calendar
Page Number
Grade - Unit
Unit Title:
Stage 1
Standards:
(Alpha-numeric
listing of
standards
incorporated in
the unit)
Essential
Questions:
Title
Kindergarten
Content: Unit 4 , Bend 1
Exploring Opinion Writing: Makin Our School a Better Place
Identify Desired Results
Dates of Unit:
W.K.1, W.K.5, W.K.6, W.1.1, RI.K.7,
RI.K.8, RI.K.10, RL.K.1, RL.K.2, RL.K.3,
RL.K.10, RFS.K.1, RFS.K.2, RFS.K.3,
SL.K.1, SL.K.2, SL.K.3, SL.K.6, SL.K.4,
SL.K.5, L.K.1, L.K.2, L.K.6
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Great writers use
different strategies to
share their opinion.
Great writers revise
their work on their
own.
Great writers use
commands and
conditional statements
to share our opinions.
Session 1: I can see, think,
and write about a
problem.
Session 2: I can give
reasons to convince
people to follow my idea.
Session 3: I can write
more and try different
ways to tackle my
problem.
Session 6: I can get my
words out into the world!
Session 4: I can revise my
own writing. (I don’t have
to wait for others.)
Session 5: I can use
everything I know to spell
hard words.
I can use commands to
state my opinion.
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(These goals
should be aligned
to Essential
Questions.)
Goals:
(These should be
aligned to the
Goals above)
Learning
Targets
(aligned to goals)
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I can use conditional
statements (we should)
share my opinion.
I
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Title
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Stage 2
Title
Determine Assessment Evidence
Academic Language Function(s):
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Academic Language (What language will students need to sound like experts?)
Academic Language Stems:
Express feelings or preferences
Negotiate Solutions
Adjectives and present tense verb phrases
Academic Vocabulary:
 Opinion
 Strategies
 Convince
 Reasons
 Consequences
 Revise
Easy for Beginners
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I don’t like (state problem).
It/She/he (adjective).
It makes me feel (state of being).
(command)
I don’t like hitting.
It is bad.
It makes me feel sad.
Do not hit!
Medium for Intermediate
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(Verb “ing”)(prepositional phrase) is a problem.
It is a problem because __________.
I think we should _______________.
Running in the hall is a problem.
I think we should all walk.
Difficult for Advanced and Fluent
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Assessment
Tools:
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 Goals Rubric
 Assessment Checklist
In my opinion (verb “ing”) is a (adjective) problem.
This is a (adjective) problem because_________ and ______.
I believe we should____________.
In my opinion running in the hall is a large problem.
I believe we should all do a better job of walking.
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Title
Student Name
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I can use conditional
statements (we should)
share my opinion.
I can use commands to
state my opinions.
Session 6: I can get my
words out into the
world!
Session 5: I can use
everything I know to
spell hard words.
Session 4: I can revise
my own writing. (I don’t
have to wait for others.)
Session 2: I can give
reasons to convince
people to follow my idea.
Session 3: I can write
more and try different
ways to tackle my
problem.
Session 1: I can see,
think, and write about a
problem.
Grade - Unit
Title
Unit of Study Teacher Checklist
Notes
Student Name
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B = Beginning
I wrote capital letters
to start every
sentence.
I used lower case
letters unless capitals
were needed.
I put spaces between
words.
I used the word wall to help
me spell.
I wrote a letter for the
sounds I heard.
DEVELOPMEN
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I could read my writing.
I had details in pictures and
words.
STRUCTURE
I put everything I thought
about the topic (or book) on
the page.
I told my opinion in one
place and in another place I
said why.
I had a last part or page.
I wrote my idea and then
said more. I used words
such as because.
I wrote my opinion in the
beginning.
I told, drew, and wrote my
opinion or likes and dislikes
about a topic or book.
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Unit of Study Opinion Writing Checklist
LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS
Notes
D = Developing
P=
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Proficient
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M=Mastery
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Unit of Study Assessment Rubric
Unit # - Unit Title…
Learning Target
Language Learning Target
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Mastery
Proficient
Developing
Beginning
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Stage 3
Title
Plan Learning Experiences and Instruction
SAMPLE UNIT CALENDAR
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Bend 1:
Day 1: Session 1. Words Are Like
Magic Wands: They Can Make
Things Happen
 Learning Goal: I can see,
think, and write about a
problem.
Anchor Chart:
Writers Write to Make
the World Better
Day 2: Session 2. Convincing
People: Providing Reasons and
Consequences
 Learning Goal: I can give
reasons to convince
people to follow my
idea.
Day 3: Cont. Session 2.
Convincing People: Providing
Reasons and Consequences
 Learning Goal: I can give
reasons to convince
people to follow my
idea.
 Language Goal: I can use
commands to state my
opinion.
Day 4: Session 3. Don’t Stop
There! Generating More Writing
for More Causes
 Learning Goal: I can
write more and try
different ways to tackle
my problem.
Day 5: Cont. Session 3. Don’t
Stop There! Generating More
Writing for More Causes
 Learning Goal: I can
write more and try
different ways to tackle
my problem.
 Language Goal: I can use
conditional statements
(we should) share my
opinion.
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Day 6: Session 4. Writers Reread
and Fix Up Their Writing
 Learning Goal: I can
revise my own writing.
(I don’t have to wait for
others.)
Anchor Chart:
When We Are Done We
Have Just Begun
Bend 2:
Day 11: Session 7. Writing Letter
that Reach Readers
 Learning Goal: I can
write letters like I am
talking to my reader.
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Day 7: Session 5. Spelling
Strategies Give Writers Word
Power
 Language Goal: I can use
everything I know to
spell hard words.
Anchor Chart: How To
Turn a Word into a Snap
Word (A)
Day 12: Session 7. Writing Letter
that Reach Readers
 Learning Goal: I can
write letters like I am
talking to my reader.
 Language Goal: I can use
conjunctions explain my
reasoning.
Day 8: Mini Lesson Choice Day
 Choose or review a mini
lesson of your choice.
Day 13: Session 8. Studying a
Mentor Text (A Guided Inquiry)
 Learning Goal: I can
study mentor texts and
use what I have learned
in my writing.
Anchor Chart: Writers
Write to Make the
World Better! (B)
Anchor Chart: Writers
can Make a
Day 9: Session 6. Hear Ye!
Writing to Spread the Word (a
Mini-Celebration)
 I can get my words out
into the world!
Anchor Chart: Writers
Write to Make the
Word Better (C)
Day 14: Session 9. Knowing Just
What to Say: Angling Letters to
Different Audiences
 Learning Goal: I can
write many letters
about one topic to
different audiences.
Day 10: Session 6. Hear Ye!
Writing to Spread the Word (a
Mini-Celebration)
 I can get my words out
into the world!
Day 15: Mini Lesson Choice Day
 Choose or review a mini
lesson of your choice.
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Day 16: Session 10. How Can We
Make It Better?
 Learning Goal: I can give
a “fix-it” idea to my
readers.
Day 17: Session 10. How Can We
Make It Better?
 Learning Goal: I can give a
“fix-it” idea to my readers.
 Language Goal: I can use
conditional statements (we
should) share my opinion.
Day 18: Session 11. Wait! What’s
That Say? Fixing Up Letter
before Mailing Them
 Learning Goal: I can fix
up letter before I mail it.
Day 21: Session 13. Sound Like at
Expert! Teaching Information to
Persuade Your Audience
 Learning Goal: I can
include facts in my
writing to teach readers
important information.
Day 22: Session 14. More on
Adding Detailed Information to
Persuasive Writing
 Learning Goal: I can
include facts in my
writing to teach readers
important information.
Day 23: Session 15. Writing
How-To Book to Make a Change
 Learning Goal: I can
write a “how to” book
to show my reader how
to solve a problem.
Day 26: Session 16. Editing for
Punctuation: Partner Work
 Learning Goal: I can add
punctuation to my
writing.
Day 27: Session 17. Speaking Up
and Taking a Stand
 Learning Goal: I can plan
and rehearse my
speech.
Day 28: Session 18. Fixing and
Fancying Up for Publication
Using the Super Checklist
 Learning Goal: I can use
a checklist to revise my
writing.
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Bend 3:
Day 19: Session 12. Draw on a
Repertoire of Strategies to Write
about a World Problem
 Learning Goal: I can use
what I already know to
tackle a new project.
Day 24: Session 15. Writing HowTo Book to Make a Change
 Learning Goal: I can
write a “how to” book
to show my reader how
to solve a problem.
 Language Goal: I can
revise to make sure I
used transition words.
Day 29: Session 19. The Earth
Day Fair: An Author’s Celebration
 I can present my
speech.
Day 20: Cont. Session 12. Draw
on a Repertoire of Strategies to
Write about a World Problem
 Learning Goal: I can use
what I already know to
tackle a new project.
Day 25: Mini Lesson Choice Day
 Choose or review a mini
lesson of your choice.
Day 30: Session 19. The Earth
Day Fair: An Author’s Celebration
 I can present my
speech.
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Writers Write to Make the World Better! (A)
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Writers Write to Make the World Better (B)
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Writers Can Make a…..
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When We Are Done We Have Just Begun
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How to Turn a Word into A Snap Word (A)
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Writers Write to Make the World Better (C)
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