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Integrated Language Arts

This is our Integrated Language Arts page.  In the Second Grade your child 
will be recieving over 900 minutes of instruction in this area each week.  
This includes Reading, Writing, Grammar, Phonics,and Spelling.  We work in 
Units in our Scott Foresman ILA series.  This page is where you will find 
information regarding each unit and the work we are doing each week.  Each 
unit has a project of some type that the students will be expected to 
participate in and complete.  Please use this page as a resource and 
information page for all the ILA unit information.
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  In addition to our weekly stories we read in class, each student is 
expected to do 10 minutes of reading each night as part of their homework. 
The will read something of their choice- a book, magazine, a weekly reader, 
etc.  They will record the reading on their reading log located in their Take 
Home Folder.  At the end of the week the students will discuss what they read 
and what they learned from their nightly reading in a small group and compete 
an activity on the night reading.  Children become better readers when they 
read, read, read!!
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Unit 1 -- You + Me = Special 

Value of the Theme:  The stories in the first unit are about children's 
relationships with others, and help children learn more about the hopes, 
dreams, and concerns that all children share.

Unit 1 Project:  SPECIAL PALS
Children will pick a different pal each week and do something nice for him or 
her. Children will also discover what makes them special, as well. They will 
keep a journal of what they did and how they felt. The students will complete 
the project by writing and discussing ways they can do nice things for 
friends and what they liked about having a special pal each week.  

Week 1 Stories:  
Phonics Story :  Franny and Ginny
Literature Story: Daddy can I have an Elephant?

Week 2 Stories:
Phonics Story: The wobbly People in Ellen's Block House
Literature Story: Poppleton and the Grapefruit

Week 3 Stories:
Phonics Story:  The Workers
Literature Story:  Tools

Week 4 Stories:
Phonics Story: The Green Leaf Club News
Literature Story: Three Little Bikers

Week 5 Stories:
Phonics Story: House Repair
Literature Story: The Surprise

Project Wrap Up:
Children will present their projects in a sharing activity and reading of the 
journal they kept.

Scoring Rubric for the Project:
4/O: Outstanding
-Journal entries are completed
-Journals are presented well with an attractive cover, neat handwriting, and 
correct spelling.

3/G : Good
-Journal entries are completed but with few details
-Presentation is attractive, few errors are present

2/S: Satisfactory
-Journal entry is not complete
-Presentation is adequate but  could be improved

1/I: Improvement Needed
-Journal entry lacks completeness and may not pertain to the subject
-Little or no care has been taken in the presentation of the journal

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