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📌 Aligned with Common Core ELA Standards (CCSS.ELA-LITERACY) across Foundational Skills (RF), Reading Literature & Informational Text (RL/RI), Language (L), and Writing (W).
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Greek and Latin Roots in Academic Vocabulary Grade 6
A scientist uses a microscope to examine pond organisms. Infer microscope.
Which field studies rocks and Earth processes?
How does telescope connect to its roots?
Grade 6 Medium
Greek and Latin Roots in Academic Vocabulary

Greek and Latin Roots in Academic Vocabulary

Use the roots and sentence context. Check your inference against the supplied glossary.

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Research Notes: Paraphrase Without Copying Grade 6
Quote one complete sentence accurately and label Source A.
Paraphrase the seedling counts without copying the sentence structure.
Write a comment that is clearly your interpretation.
Grade 6 Medium
Research Notes

Research Notes: Paraphrase Without Copying

Use the original source excerpt to practice quotation, paraphrase, and commentary. Label each clearly.

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Analyze an Argument: Claims, Evidence, Reasoning Grade 7
Identify the central proposal.
Identify one piece of evidence.
Explain a limitation of the survey.
Grade 7 Medium
Analyze an Argument

Analyze an Argument: Claims, Evidence, Reasoning

Evaluate the argument using only the supplied evidence. Separate a claim from evidence and reasoning.

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Poetry: Form, Sound, and Meaning Grade 7
Identify the end-rhyme pattern in poem A.
What phrase repeats in B? What effect might it have?
Explain “small green promises” in context.
Grade 7 Medium
Poetry

Poetry: Form, Sound, and Meaning

Read the original poems. Connect form and sound to meaning using specific words or lines.

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Sentence Combining: Phrases and Clauses Grade 7
Combine: Rain began. We moved the game indoors. Use because.
Is “Although the bus was late” a complete sentence? Explain and repair it.
Combine with a relative clause: The book is on the shelf. The book belongs to Imani.
Grade 7 Medium
Sentence Combining

Sentence Combining: Phrases and Clauses

Combine ideas clearly. Identify dependent clauses and repair fragments without changing meaning.

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Theme Development Across Two Literary Texts Grade 8
State a theme shared by both texts.
How does Noor change? Cite a detail.
How does the captain change? Cite a detail.
Grade 8 Medium
Theme Development Across Two Literary Texts

Theme Development Across Two Literary Texts

Compare how the two original texts develop a theme. Cite details from each.

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Evaluate Sources: Credibility, Bias, and Corroboration Grade 8
Which source most directly addresses the claim? Why?
How can D help evaluate A?
Identify a limitation or possible bias in B and C.
Grade 8 Medium
Evaluate Sources

Evaluate Sources: Credibility, Bias, and Corroboration

Evaluate source credibility for the claim: “The new school water station reduced disposable bottle waste.” Use the supplied fictional profiles.

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