New Mexico Public Education Department
Form F: Publisher Alignment Form & Review Scoring Rubric
LAR (Language Arts/Reading): Grade 3
Name: Marc Luker / Title of Individual: Correlations Manager, SRA/Wright Group/McGraw-HillPublisher: SRA/McGraw-Hill / Title of Text: Imagine It! ©2008
ISBN:
STUDENT EDITIONS
Grade 3, Student Reader 1, 9780076096459 [SR1];
Grade 3, Student Reader 2, 9780076096466 [SR2];
Grade 3, Decodable Stories, Book 3, 9780076108756 [DECBK3]
TEACHER EDITIONS
Grade 3, TE Unit 1, 9780076164783 [TE UN1];
Grade 3, TE Unit 2, 9780076164790 [TE UN2];
Grade 3, TE Unit 3, 9780076164806 [TE UN3];
Grade 3, TE Unit 4, 9780076164813 [TE UN4];
Grade 3, TE Unit 5, 9780076164820 [TE UN5];
Grade 3, TE Unit 6, 9780076164837 [TE UN6] / Date: 2/23/2009
FINAL SCORE VERIFICATION (TO BE COMPLETED BY THE FACILITATOR)
Verified:
90% or Higher / Facilitator Signature
Verified:
89% or Lower / Facilitator Signature
READ CAREFULLY - IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING REQUIREMENTS FOR CITATIONS
A. Enter three (3) citations (one in each cell) for each indicator; enter the +Page number and the paragraph.
a. Example: [123-5] would refer the reviewer to +Page 123, paragraph 5 to find the evidence of the indicator.
B. Citations for "Content Standards, Benchmarks & Performance Standards" must refer to the Student Edition.
C. Citations for "Other Relevant Criteria" must refer to the Teacher Edition.
D. Each citation must address an increasing level of cognition:
a. Citation 1: Cites material that provides an introduction to the content at the basic knowledge level.
b. Citation 2: Cites material that builds on prior knowledge/skills at the recall, comprehension and application level.
c. Citation 3: Cites material that builds on prior knowledge/skills and integrates content to meet the standard at the analysis, synthesis, or evaluation levels.
E. All three citations must be found satisfactory by the Review Team to meet the requirements of the standard.
DO NOT ALTER THIS FORM. ALTERED FORMS WILL AUTOMATICALLY ELIMINATE THE MATERIAL FROM ADOPTION.
Reviewer: / Date: / Facilitator:
SCORING REVIEWER: USE THE STUDENT EDITION (SE) TO CONDUCT THIS PORTION OF THE REVIEW
Mark only one (X) in each row under the appropriate column. Every unshaded row must be scored as either NO or YES. Enter the number of YES scores and the number of NO scores in the Column Totals boxes at the bottom of the +Page, and then enter the total +Page score in the +Page Total box at the bottom of the +Page.
KEY:
0 = (NO) Citations did not meet the requirements of the standard at all three levels.
10 = (YES) Citations met the requirements of the standard at all three levels.
Section I: Content Standards, Benchmarks, & Performance Standards
CONTENT STANDARDS, BENCHMARKS & PERFORMANCE STANDARDS / Citation 1 Basic Knowledge / Citation 2 Application / Citation 3
Analysis / NO (0) / YES (10) /
I. Students will apply strategies and skills to comprehend information that is read, heard, and viewed.
I-A Listen to, read, react to, and retell information
I-A(1) Interact with text before, during, and after reading, listening, or viewing by: Setting a purpose, previewing the text, making predictions, asking questions, locating information for a specific purpose, making connections and using story structure and text organization to comprehend.
Examples
· Students will participate in think/pair/share activities.
· During the Read Aloud students will draw a picture connecting background knowledge with one event in the story. / TE UN1 [T45-Preview and Prepare] / TE UN1 [T53-Comp. Check] / SR1 [35- Theme Connections]
I-A(2) Summarize main idea(s) from written or spoken text succinctly.
Examples
· Students will use a web to summarize the main ideas of the story.
· In small groups each student will act out the main ideas of the story. / SR1 [110-2] / SR2 [208-2] / SR2 [266-2]
I-A(3) Employ active listening skills.
Examples
· Students will participate in whole group engagement strategies such as thumbs up, thumbs down, and other total physical responses.
· Students utilize think/pair/share. / TE UN2 [T169-Apply] / TE UN2 [T218-Discussing the Selection] / TE UN3 [T85-Apply]
I-A(4) Increase vocabulary through reading, listening, and interacting.
Examples
· Students will create picture webs using the new vocabulary.
· Students will role- play with one another for the new vocabulary. / SR1 [39-Game] / SR1 [87-Game] / SR2 [77-Game]
I-B Locate and use a variety of resources to acquire information across the curriculum
I-B(1) Use reference materials (e.g., glossary, dictionary, thesaurus) to confirm decoding skills, verify spelling, discover and extend meaning of words.
Examples
· Students will use reference materials such as a dictionary, glossary or thesaurus to confirm decoding, verify spelling, and extend the meaning of words.
· Students will illustrate vocabulary words and use a dictionary as a reference to extend word meaning. / TE UN1 [T162-Teach] / TE UN3 [T172-Apply] / TE UN3 [T238-4–6]
I-B(2) Use encyclopedias, dictionaries, and electronic resources to gather information.
Examples
· Students will use the Internet and or Encyclopedia to gather information (Animal habitats, etc.) and write a research paper.
· Students will use the dictionary and thesaurus as a resource to help with vocabulary, spelling to assist in writing a research paper. / TE UN1 [T176-Apply] / TE UN3 [T249-Small Group Time] / TE UN5 [T90-Apply]
I-C Demonstrate critical thinking skills to comprehend written, spoken, and visual information
I-C(1) Draw conclusions, make generalizations, gather support by referencing the text.
Examples
· Students record story details on a graphic organizer so they can draw conclusions.
· Students use a KWL chart to draw conclusions and make generalizations. / SR2 [16-2] / TE UN6 [T230-Apply] / SR2 [343-3]
I-C(2) Explain choice of reading materials congruent with purpose (e.g., solving problems, making decisions). / TE UN1 [T121-Set Purposes] / TE UN3 [T281-Browse] / TE UN4 [T245-2]
I-D Acquire reading strategies
I-D(1) Apply phonics and structural analysis to decode words (e.g., less common vowel patterns, syllable breaks).
Examples
· Students will practice decoding words orally by clapping out syllables. / TE UN1 [T27–T28] / TE UN2 [T359-2] / TE UN3 [T297-4–6]
I-D(2) Apply context clues to decode unknown words.
Examples
· Students will use post it notes to identify unknown words and apply context clues for meaning.
· Students will use reading strategies such as reread, picture clues, etc. / SR1 [14-Vocabulary Strategy] / SR1 [109-Game Box / TE UN2 [T278-2]
I-D(3) Use reference materials (e.g., glossary, dictionary, thesaurus) to confirm decoding skills, verify spelling, and discover and extend meaning of words.
Examples
· Students will create their own dictionary of unfamiliar words and use a dictionary to confirm decoding skills, spelling and meaning.
· Students will use the thesaurus to extend the meaning of unknown words. / TE UN3 [T158-Teach] / TE UN3 [T172-Guided Practice] / TE UN4 [T406-Apply]
I-D(4) Use a variety of strategies to comprehend text (e.g., re-read, read ahead, ask for help, adjust reading speed, question, paraphrase, retell).
Examples
· Students will refer to the reading strategies poster before asking for assistance.
· Students will practice using reading strategies to comprehend text with a partner. / SR1 [40-Comp. Strategy] / TE UN3 [T288-2–3] / TE UN4 [T390-Apply]
I-D(5) Read aloud with fluency and comprehension grade-level text.
Examples
· Students will utilize Readers Theatre for fluency and comprehension.
· Students will choral read whole group. / DECBK3 Story 17 / TE UN1 [T210-Oral Reading] / TE UN2 [T85-3–5]
I-D(6) Increase vocabulary through reading, listening, and interacting.
Examples
· Students will use background knowledge to make connections to real life experiences.
· Students will review new vocabulary by playing games such as jeopardy, 10,000 Dollar Pyramid, Pictionary, etc. / SR1 [62–63] / TE UN2 [T362-2–4] / SR1 [331-Game Box]
II. Students will communicate effectively through speaking and writing.
II-A Demonstrate competence in speaking to convey information
II-A(1) Present information in a logical manner with a clear main point.
Examples
· Students will create a web, flow chart etc. to organize their information.
· Students will present information using a Total Physical Response activity to demonstrate beginning, middle, and end. / TE UN3 [T420-3] / TE UN4 [T420-3] / TE UN5 [T422-3]
II-A(2) Sustain conversation on a topic.
Examples
· Students will utilize the protocol activity (students each talk for 1 minute without interruption) on a topic.
· Students will collaborate on particular topic and present to the class. / TE UN3 [T300-2] / TE UN4 [T216-4] / TE UN5 [T34-3]
II-A(3) Answer open-ended questions.
Examples
· Students will use the RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, and Expand) strategy with open-ended questions whole group.
· Students will use a RACE rubric to guide then in answering open-ended questions. / SR1 [327-Beyond the Selection] / SR2 [55-Beyond the Selection] / SR2 [181-Beyond
the Selection]
II-A(4) Explain own learning.
Examples
· Students will reflect on their own learning by using a KWL chart.
· Students will reflect on their own learning by journal writing. / TE UN1 [T373-3] / TE UN1 [T394-1] / TE UN2 [T143-
WN box]
II-A(5) Read aloud with fluency and comprehension grade-level text.
Examples
· Students will partner read stories.
· Students will read chorally in small and whole group. / TE UN1 [T50-4] / TE UN1 [T126-4] / TE UN1 [T378-4]
II-B Apply grammatical and language conventions to communicate
II-B(1) Use correct subject/verb agreement.
Examples
· Students will identify subject verb agreement in their practice book with a partner.
· Students will utilize sentence strips to write their own sentences and divide the sentence strip between the subject and the verb. / TE UN4 [T383-Apply] / TE UN4 [T395-Apply] / TE UN4 [T415]
II-B(2) Use correct capitalization and punctuation.
Examples
· Students will edit the morning message using correct capitalization and punctuation.
· Students will edit their partners paper using correct capitalization and punctuation. / TE UN1 [T401-Apply] / TE UN1 [T411-Apply] / TE UN3 [T327-Apply]
II-B(3) Use a variety of complete sentences (declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory) in writing and speaking.
Examples
· Students will re-read sentences with the correct tone for declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences.
· Students will categorize a variety of complete sentences in a writing center. / TE UN2 [T225-Apply] / TE UN2 [T237-Apply] / TE UN5 [T150-Apply]
II-B(4) Compose two or more paragraphs with topic sentences, supporting details, appropriate logical sequence, and sufficient elaboration.
Examples
· Students will use their main idea webs to compose two or more paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting details.
· Students will present their paragraphs using a presentation rubric. / TE UN1 [T438-Guided Practice] / TE UN2 [T133-Guided Practice] / TE UN2 [T145-Apply]
II-B(5) Use strategies for spelling (e.g., sound patterns, visual patterns, and silent letters).
Examples
· Students will practice finding words with specific sound patterns in leveled readers.
· Students will label sound patterns with CV C, CVVC, etc. / TE UN1 [T409-Apply] / TE UN2 [T391-Guided Practice] / TE UN6 [T411-Guided Practice]
II-B(6) Proofread own writing for spelling and edit (with assistance) for language conventions and format.
Examples
· Students will work with a partner to proofread writing using a rubric.
· Students will use editing marks when revising their papers. / TE UN1 [T444-Teach] / TE UN5 [T433-Guided Practice] / TE UN6 [T322-Apply]
II-B(7) Create readable documents with legible handwriting. / TE UN2 [T447-Apply] / TE UN3 [T178-Apply] / TE UN6 [T429]
II-B(8) Write compositions that have few significant errors in use of pronouns, adjectives, adverbial forms, and coordinating conjunctions. / TE UN2 [T407-Apply] / TE UN3 [T317-Apply] / TE UN4 [T324-T325]
II-B(9) Create and deliver recitations and presentations about familiar experiences or interests that are organized around a coherent statement.
Examples
· Students will give an oral presentation about a given selection relating personal experiences.
· Students will orally present a hobby or interest they may have.
· Dramatize a familiar experience and explain why this is important to you. / TE UN4 [T327-Apply] / TE UN6 [T247-Apply] / TE UN6 [T325-Apply]
II-B(10) Demonstrate a command of Standard English when speaking.
Examples
· Students will answer in a complete sentence.
· Students will compose a paragraph they will have to read to the class that demonstrates a command of Standard English. / TE UN1 [T177-Apply] / TE UN3 [T329-Apply] / TE UN5 [T96-Apply]
II-C Demonstrate competence in the skills and strategies of the writing process
II-C(1) Compose a draft that conveys major ideas and maintains focus on the topic by using preliminary plans.
Examples
· As a group students will orally brainstorm ideas on a topic before beginning their draft.
· Students will use their own graphic organizer (Web) to assist in writing a draft. / TE UN1 [T39-Apply] / TE UN2 [T376-Guided Practice] / TE UN4 [T289-Guided Practice]
II-C(2) Compose a variety of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and drama selections using self-selected topics and multimedia forms (e.g., poems, simple narratives, short reports, learning logs, letters, notes, directions, instructions).
Examples
· Students will compose different forms of poetry such as Haiku, Diamante, etc.
· Students will compose a letter to their favorite author. / TE UN1 [T134-Guided Practice] / TE UN4 [T211-Guided Practice] / TE UN6 [T36-Guided Practice]
II-C(3) Suggest and implement reflection and revision (with assistance) on target elements by clarifying ideas, adding descriptive words and phrases, sequencing events and ideas, combining short, related sentences, and strengthening word choice.
Examples
· Students will write a self-reflection using descriptive words and phrases.
· Students will use a thesaurus to strengthen their word choice and clarify ideas in their reflection.
· After listening to a short story students will write a descriptive reflection. / TE UN1 [T302-Teach] / TE UN1 [T438-Guided Practice] / TE UN6 [T421-Revising-Apply]
II-C(4) Begin to incorporate literary words and language patterns in writing (e.g., elaborate descriptions, use figurative wording).
Examples
· Students will work on a web using descriptive words on a certain topic to assist in writing. / TE UN6 [T36-Guided Practice] / TE UN6 [T126-Teach] / TE UN6 [T209-Guided Practice]
II-C(5) Combine information from multiple sources, using technology as a tool, in writing reports and stories.
Examples
· Students will use the Internet to gather information on specific states and use publisher to create a brochure for their state.
· Students will create a timeline on a historical person to assist them in writing a report. / TE UN2 [T390-T391-Prewriting] / TE UN2 [T404-Prewriting] / TE UN3 [T392-Apply]
II-C(6) Write stories and essays that show an awareness of an intended audience and purpose.
Examples
· Students can write an essay on character counts for students in Kindergarten to promote school-wide discipline.
· Students can write an essay on the pros and cons of having a dress code to administrators. / TE UN1 [T134-Teach] / TE UN4 [T288-Teach] / TE UN5 [T129-Guided Practice]
III. Students will use literature and media to develop an understanding of people, societies, and the self.
III-A Use language, literature, and media to gain and demonstrate awareness of cultures around the world
III-A(1) . Use language and media to make connections between own experiences and the experiences of others (e.g., local stories, stories about local culture and history).
Examples
· Students will participate in writing and acting out local stories such as La Llorna, etc.
· Students will compare and contrast the work of two local artists in the community. / SR1 [35-Theme Connections] / SR1 [345-Theme Connections] / SR2 [231-Theme Connections]
III-A(2) Create and participate in responses to a variety of literature and media (e.g., dramatizations, presentations, fantasy plays).
Examples
· Students will give a presentation on New Mexico Foods using PowerPoint.
· Students will create a skit based on Folktales. / TE UN2 [T144-Teach] / TE UN6 [T247-Apply] / TE UN6 [T325-Apply]
III-A(3) Identify and discuss similarities and differences in events and characters across examples of literature and media.
Examples
· Students will use a character map to compare and contrast similarities and differences of characters.
· Students will complete a character analysis with events from the story. / SR1 [59-Across Selections] / SR1 [293-Across Selections] / SR2 [113-Across Selections]
III-A(4) Make informed judgments about the purpose of media productions. / TE UN4 [T249-Guided Practice] / TE UN4 [T249-Apply] / TE UN6 [T405-Apply]
III-B Identify and use the types of literature according to their purpose and function
III-B(1) Read and create a variety of text, including fiction (short stories, novels, fantasies, fairy tales, and fables), non-fiction (biographies, letters, articles, and essays), poetry, drama (skits and plays).
Examples
· Students compare and contrast differences using a Venn diagram.
· Students will read different genres and rewrite endings.
· Students will interview a grandparent, or neighbor and write a biography.
· Write letters to their favorite author. / SR1 [327-Write about It!] / TE UN4 [T36–T37] / TE U5 [T424–425]
III-B(2) Respond to fiction, non fiction, poetry, and drama using interpretive, critical, and evaluative processes by considering the differences among genres, relating plots, settings, and characters to own experiences and ideas, considering main character’s point of view, participate in creative interpretations, make inferences and draw conclusions about characters and events.
Examples
· After reading a fiction story, use a story map to list the characters, plot, setting, and events. Using the story map write a paragraph to the main character of similarities in life experiences.
· Write and read aloud a Haiku poem using expression and phrasing. / SR1 [64-Comp. Skill] / TE UN2 [T240] / TE UN4 [T307]
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