Understanding ELA Curriculum Components

The video provides a comprehensive overview of a sixth grader's ELA curriculum, detailing components such as grammar, spelling, vocabulary, handwriting, and writing. It explains the weekly schedule and how different components are integrated, including literature studies. The curriculum is designed to be flexible, allowing the student to focus on literature studies at certain times while maintaining daily grammar practice.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• A detailed view of 6th-grade ELA components

• A review of 5th-grade math curriculum

• An introduction to science experiments

• A guide to art and crafts for kids

Which grammar program is used daily in the curriculum?

• Grammar in Use

• Advanced Grammar Techniques

• Grammar for Beginners

• Daily Grams by Easy Grammar

How many lessons are included in the Building Spelling Skills curriculum?

• 40 lessons

• 30 lessons

• 20 lessons

• 50 lessons

What is the focus of the Word Roots program?

• Grammar

• Reading comprehension

• Spelling

• Vocabulary

Which handwriting level is the student currently using?

• Level 8

• Level 7

• Level 6

• Level 5

What does the reading journal help the student to do?

• Learn new vocabulary

• Review independent reads

• Practice spelling

• Write essays

What is the family writing component called?

• Family Essays

• Writing Strands

• Writing Together

• Creative Writing for Families

What is the name of the independent creative writing program?

• Storytelling for Kids

• Grammar and Writing

• Creative Writing Adventures

• The Pirate's Guide to the Grammar of Story

On which day is the creative writing program scheduled?

• Monday

• Wednesday

• Friday

• Sunday

What happens to other ELA components during literature study weeks?

• They are continued as usual

• They are paused except for Daily Grams

• They are intensified

• They are replaced with math studies