2 ND TRIMESTER DECEMBER /JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH FOURTH GRADE MISS GABRIELA JACOBO OBJECTIVES

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1 2 ND TRIMESTER DECEMBER /JANUARY / / WHY DO WE MAKE ART? READING WHAT IS A CITY? Art Through New Eyes Magazine Article Nonfiction. Text Featuress (Reading Strategy) Sketches ins a Gallery Realistic Fiction Value Judgments Jakarta: A Big-City Snapshot. Travel article (Nonfiction) Paraphrasing. (Reading Strategy) Mayor for a Day Humorous Fiction Understanding Characters (Reading Strategy) HOW DO OUR BODY WORKS? Understanding Viruses with Max Axiom, Super Scientist Graphic Science Fiction Main Idea and Theme (Reading Strategy) The Human Body: Systems at work Informational Text (Nonfiction) Sequence of action. (Reading Strategy)

2 2 ND TRIMESTER / / VOCABULARY Reading text words: sketch, pastels, canvas, paintbrushes, Reading Text words: canal, port, architecture, rickshaw, street shapes, string, three-dimensional, prodigy, street painter, vendor, antiques, souvenirs, batik, exotic fruits, tuna, shrimp, carpenter, sculptor, exhibition, frame, landscape, texture, citizens, volunteers, mayor, assistant, city council, city hall, shading, perspective, contrast, space, stained, brilliant, president, garbage collectors, equipment, news conference, pale. playground Words in context: complex, washable, combines, Words in context: countless, congested, haggle, banned, fascination, ignore, worries, famous, speechless contest, ribbon, speech, members. Reading Text words: cells, microscope, virus, bacteria, disease, influenza, common cold, mucus, immune, paralyze, infect, system, blood, heart, arteries, veins, capillary, lungs, trachea, diaphragm, carbon dioxide, pulse Words in context: suit, scrape, fluid, swallowed, major, pumps, tubes, squeezes Words with the prefix dis- Synonyms. SPELLING (WORD STUDY) Words with soft c and hard c Phrasal verbs with take Antonyms

3 2 ND TRIMESTER / / Verbs that end in -ate. Indefinite Pronouns. Offers with Shall and Will. GRAMMAR Negative Indefinite Pronouns. Tag Questions. Order of Adjectives. Used To. Listening for reasons. Listening for differences and Details. LISTENING Listening for reasons. Listening for facts and opinions Listening for advice. Listening for who s speaking and details. DECEMBER / JANAUARY Talking about a picture. Expressing a Desire or Wish. SPEAKING Giving reasons Asking questions with Have To

4 2 ND TRIMESTER / / Asking and Answering Personal Questions Explanations with That or Where. Compound Predicates. The Articles A / An and The. WRITING Capitalize the Names of Bodies of Water Coordinating Conjunctions: And, But, Or Give Advice with Commands. Subject / Verb Agreement with Indefinite Pronouns Unit 3 Common illnesses. Healthy eating A healthy lifestyle Health and medicine SCIENCE Unit 4 Matter Simple Machines: levers Simple Machines: Wheel and axle and pulleys Simple Machines: Inclined Plane

5 2 ND TRIMESTER / / Archimedes Simple machines

6 2 ND TRIMESTER / / FRANCÉS Dire et demander ce qu on veut -Demander et répondre poliment Demander et répondre poliment (suite) -Donner un ordre Qu est-ce que tu veux? -Je veux, tu veux, il/elle veut Du, de la, de l, des -L impératif : Mange!, Viens!, Prends!

Personal Narrative STUDENT SELF-ASSESSMENT. Ideas YES NO Do I write about a real event in my life? Do I tell the events in time order?

Personal Narrative STUDENT SELF-ASSESSMENT. Ideas YES NO Do I write about a real event in my life? Do I tell the events in time order? 1 Personal Narrative Do I write about a real event in my life? Do I tell the events in time order? Does the narrative have a beginning? Does the narrative have a middle? Does the narrative have an ending?