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- CKLA Unit 8: Treasure Island (.html)
- Entire Unit (.zip)
- Activity Book: Treasure Island (.pdf)
- Student Reader: Treasure Island (.pdf)
- Alignment Chart: Treasure Island (.pdf)
- Digital Components: Treasure Island (.pdf)
- Introduction to Fourth Grade CKLA (.pdf)
- Yearlong Teacher Resources: Fourth Grade Ancillary Materials (.pdf)
- Beginning of Year Assessment: Fourth Grade Ancillary Materials (.pdf)
- Decoding and Encoding Remediation Supplement: Fourth Grade Ancillary Materials (.pdf)
- Fluency Supplement: Fourth Grade Ancillary Materials (.pdf)
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Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson is the focus of the final unit, emphasizing reading, writing, grammar, morphology, and spelling. Fourth graders read and discuss a chapter with every lesson, followed by word work—prefixes, pronouns, roots, and verbs. Pupils create an adventure story using the writing process and show what they know over three days of assessments.
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reading, read-alouds, reading aloud, reading comprehension, reading comprehension strategies, responding to literature, responding to reading, novels, treasure island, chapter books, Grammar, morphology, subject-verb agreement, root words, demonstrative pronouns, Writing, adventure stories, characters, details, prefixes, writing dialogue, spelling, the writing process
Instructional Ideas
- Celebrate the effort your fourth graders gave to complete the series and end of the school year
- Review materials, save what you can for next year's plan
Classroom Considerations
- The last of eight units in a series by Core Knowledge
- Requires prep time to make copies and collect other materials
Pros
- Treasure Island sets a strong example of an adventure story for learners to write an original piece
- Provides data to help fill report cards, guide conversations with parents and guardians, and work examples
Cons
- None
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