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Seeing Eye to Eye AssessmentSeeing Eye to Eye Assessment
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California Education Partners
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4th
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English Language Arts
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Seeing Eye to Eye

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This Seeing Eye to Eye assessment also includes:
  • SBAC Writing Rubric Grades 3-5
  • Reading Passage
  • Graphic Organizer
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A performance task challenges scholars to read an informational text then respond with an explanatory essay. The exam begins with an independent reading of Seeing Eye to Eye by Leslie Hall. A second reading follows with the completion of a graphic organizer and small group discussion. The test concludes with an original written piece. 

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CCSS: Designed

Concepts

literature, reading, responding to literature, responding to reading, Writing, informative writing, explanatory writing, answering questions, evidence, textual evidence, key details, details, note-taking skills, informational texts

Additional Tags

english language arts

Instructional Ideas

  • Add paper to the worksheet to give participants more space to respond 
  • Have copies of a kid-friendly rubric available for pupils to reference while they work to guide their writing 
  • Send the assessment home for parents or guardians to review, sign, then return for accountability 

Classroom Considerations

  • Copies are required
  • Learners should be familiar with writing an informational essay 

Pros

  • The file is editable 
  • The plan is written in detail for easy implementation 

Cons

  • The file's format needs respacing 

Common Core

RI.4.1 RI.4.2 RI.4.3 SL.4.1.a L.4.5.c

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