6th Grade ELA Program Overview

The video provides a comprehensive overview of the English Language Arts (ELA) components for a sixth grader, including grammar, spelling, vocabulary, handwriting, and writing. It details the weekly schedule, integration of various components, and additional activities like typing and literature studies. The video also explains how literature studies are incorporated into the curriculum, allowing for a focused approach to learning.

What is the main focus of the video introduction?

• A guide to physical education activities.

• A discussion on science experiments.

• An overview of the 6th Grade ELA components.

• A detailed analysis of math components.

Which grammar program is used daily?

• Yearly Grams

• Daily Grams

• Weekly Grams

• Monthly Grams

How many lessons are in the spelling curriculum?

• 35 lessons

• 20 lessons

• 25 lessons

• 30 lessons

What is the focus of the Word Roots program?

• Spelling

• Grammar

• Vocabulary

• Reading

How long is handwriting practiced each day?

• 20 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

What is the purpose of the reading journal?

• To review independent reads

• To write essays

• To practice spelling

• To solve math problems

What is the family writing program called?

• Writing Strands

• Creative Writing

• Spelling Skills

• Grammar Guide

Which book is used for independent creative writing?

• The Grammar of Story

• The Pirate's Guide to the Grammar of Story

• The Story of Grammar

• The Creative Writing Guide

On which day is creative writing done?

• Monday

• Wednesday

• Friday

• Sunday

What happens during literature study weeks?

• All ELA components are continued.

• Only literature studies and daily grams are done.

• Only spelling and vocabulary are done.

• No ELA components are done.