Guide to the Common Core Learning Standards
Bibliographies for the CCSS in ELA
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Text Exemplars Grades K-8Exemplars of reading text complexity, quality, and range. These exemplars should serve as suggestions for teachers in selecting texts of similar complexity, quality, and range for their classrooms.
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Text Exemplars Grades 9-12Exemplars of reading text complexity, quality, and range. These exemplars should serve as suggestions for teachers in selecting texts of similar complexity, quality, and range for their classrooms.
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Books and Curriculum in the CMC on the CCSS in ELAPrintable bibliography of books and curricula available in the CMC
Useful Documents for implementing the CCSS in ELA
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Close Reading ExemplarsThese close reading exemplars intend to model how teachers can support their students as they undergo the kind of careful reading the Common Core State Standards require.
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Guide to Creating Questions for Close Analytic ReadingThe CCSS expect students to wrestle with text dependent questions. As a first step in implementing the Common Core Standards for ELA/Literacy, focus on identifying, evaluating, and creating text dependent questions.
Resources to Help Teach the Common Core State Standards in ELA
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Common Core State Standards InitiativeCommon Core State Standards in ELA & Literacy in History/Social Studies,
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Understanding the Common Core State Standards in ELAUnderstanding the CCSS in ELA & Literacy in History/ Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects.
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Unpacking the ELA Standards by GradeExplanations and examples of each standard
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Research on Text ComplexityIncludes tools for quantitative and qualitative measures.
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Curriculum Materials for ELA subjectsIncludes curriculum exemplars and covers grades K-12
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Grades K-2 ELA Curriculum PlanYear Long Curriculum Maps
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Grades 3-5 ELA Curriculum PlanYear Long Curriculum Map
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Graphic Organizers for ELAThese visual representations assist the student in organizing abstract “big picture” information that is new, overwhelming or misunderstood. They include: argument, compare and contrast, dialectic response, inquiry, synthesizing, and vocabulary.
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