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ELA : Expresión escrita
Usa la siguiente información para comprender mejor lo que tu hijo ha logrado dominar y las áreas en las que podría necesitar más ayuda. También hay recursos que puedes usar para acceder a actividades que apoyen el aprendizaje de tu hijo en casa.
¿Qué debe comprender y hacer mi hijo en esta área?
Los estudiantes pueden desarrollar respuestas escritas bien organizadas para una variedad de propósitos y públicos. Su escritura debe incluir detalles adecuados y evidencia que respalde su idea principal, además de la ortografía y la gramática apropiadas según el grado.
Preguntas de las pruebas de muestra
En esta sección encontrarás ejemplos de preguntas de examen que muestran las habilidades y los conceptos que deberían conocer y comprender los estudiantes.
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A student is writing a report for his teacher about raising frogs. Read the draft of the report and complete the task that follows.
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When Robert brought the frog eggs to school, they looked like tiny jelly balls. They were attached like a bunch of…
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Choose the best two phrases to connect “It was disappointing that we were not able to see the hatching itself” and “raising frogs has been very interesting so far.”
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A student is writing a story for language arts about learning to ski. Read the draft of the story and complete the task that follows.
The student wants to make sure that he has used the right words to make his meaning clear. Click on two of the bolded words that he should change.
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This weekend, I went skiing with my friend Jack and his family. I had never been there before, so I was really excited.…
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This weekend, I went skiing with my friend Jack and his family. I had never been there before, so I was really excited. The mountains looked so beautiful with their peaks covered in snow.
First, Jack’s father gave me a ski lesson and I practiced for a while. Then, we rode to the ski slope on the thing that takes people to the mountain top. It was fun to slide on the skis, but I forgot how to stop and crashed into Jack. We both fell down, but we weren’t hurt. Jack’s dad was laughing. He helped us up and taught me how to stop again.
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Read the story and the question that follows.
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Today, our class went to The Fishery, a local fish store, because we are learning about fish: where they live and how they…
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What is the best way to correct the punctuation error in the underlined sentence?
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The girl working in the store told me the lights are neon, and they are used to show off the bright colors of each fish.
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The girl working in the store told me, the lights, are neon and they are used to show off the bright colors of each fish.
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The girl, working in the store told me, “The lights are neon” and they are used to show off the bright colors of each fish.
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The girl working in the store told me, the lights are “neon,” and they are used to show off the “bright colors” of each fish.
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The girl working in the store told me the lights are neon, and they are used to show off the bright colors of each fish.
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