The document outlines an ESL curriculum map for beginner students in grades K-2 over the months of September and October. It includes student learning goals, outcomes, planned assessments in various subjects, and targeted vocabulary for each month.
The document outlines an ESL curriculum map for beginner students in grades K-2 over the months of September and October. It includes student learning goals, outcomes, planned assessments in various subjects, and targeted vocabulary for each month.
The document outlines an ESL curriculum map for beginner students in grades K-2 over the months of September and October. It includes student learning goals, outcomes, planned assessments in various subjects, and targeted vocabulary for each month.
The document outlines an ESL curriculum map for beginner students in grades K-2 over the months of September and October. It includes student learning goals, outcomes, planned assessments in various subjects, and targeted vocabulary for each month.
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) September Students will copy their L Demonstrate Color recognition Social Studies/ELA: name comprehension of words test Students will learn about Students will draw a that express personal needs Shape recognition family. picture of their family Identify and follow test Students will describe Students will identify 8 classroom expectations and Sort recognition different family groups. primary colors by conventions test Students will count the pointing Identify whom to consult Teacher number of people in a Students will verbally for assistance observation family. express basic S Make and respond to oral wants/needs in one word requests Science: utterances R Listen to stories read aloud Students will describe Students will identify 4 W Write words that have different family groups basic shapes by pointing personal meaning Students will sort and Math: categorize various Students will count the objects and pictures- number of people in a toys, foods, clothes family Students will identify whom to consult for Targeted Vocabulary: Social Studies/ELA: assistance Mother, father, brother, Students will identify sister and follow class Math: square, triangle, expectations rectangle Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) October Students will count to 10 L Demonstrate Counting test Social Studies/ELA: Students will identify, comprehension of oral Quantities Students will study about name and match directions that include matching test Johnny Appleseed. quantities up to 5 visuals Measurement test Students will identify S Express basic personal Shape naming test Science: and name penny needs and information and Color naming test Students will discover how Students will school-related information, AB patterning test apples are grown. demonstrate an using spoken words and Students will learn the Following awareness of letters phrases seasons of the year. directions test (names, sounds, make R Use text as well as Students will make Teacher up words) illustrations to gain applesauce and describe the observation Students will trace meaning of text changes in properties. letters Demonstrate how to handle The students will grow Students will follow oral a book and turn the pages pumpkin seeds. directions with visual Identify the covers and title The students will describe cues page of a book how pumpkins are grown. Students will gain meaning of a text by Math: Students will count the using text and number of seeds. illustrations Students will graph their Students will show how favorite kinds of apples. to handle a book, turn The students will sort colors the pages and identify of apples. the covers and title page The students will arrange Students will measure pumpkins smallest to objects using non-linear largest. Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) items W Draw pictures and/or use The students will weigh and Students will name 8 letters to spell words that measure pumpkins. basic colors give others information Students will name 4 Targeted Vocabulary: basic shapes Social Studies/ELA: Students will continue Johnny Appleseed an AB pattern Science: pumpkin, apple, Students will be exposed orchard to the season of fall Math: Students will be exposed one, two, AB pattern, penny to Johnny Appleseed Students will be aware that leaves change colors and fall to the ground Students will be aware of how and where apples are planted Students will learn that there are different colors of apples Students will be aware of how and where pumpkins are planted Students will be aware of how pumpkins are used Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) November Students will be exposed L Demonstrate understanding Name 7 days of Social Studies/ELA: to the months of the year when simple information is the week Students will study about Students will name 7 given Preposition test Thanksgiving, pilgrims, days of the week S Express confusion Write first name Plymouth Rock and the Students will be able to Matching rhyming Mayflower. match rhyming picture pictures pairs assessment Science: Students will be exposed Make weather Students will learn about to different kinds of prediction weather and wind weather Story prediction pinwheels. Students will be exposed test to Thanksgiving Counting test to 25 Math: Students will be exposed Students will track the Weather tracking to Veterans Day weather. Teacher Students will observation demonstrate an Targeted Vocabulary: Social Studies/ELA: understanding of basic Plymouth Rock, pilgrims prepositions by Science: wind, snow, rain manipulating objects Math: track Students will write their first name without a model Students will tell a teacher when they dont understand something Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) Students will make R Recognize rhyming words predictions about main in English ideas before reading a Make predictions about story main ideas before reading a Students will count to 25 story, using prior Students will track the knowledge and visual cues weather for a given W Draw or sequence pictures period of time to tell or retell a story
December Students will be exposed L Demonstrate Opposites test Social studies/ELA:
to Christmas, Hanukkah comprehension of a simple Community Students will study about and Kwanzaa story or poem that is heard helpers matching holidays and community Students will name basic using prior knowledge or test helpers. opposites visual cues Coin naming test Students will be exposed S Employ vocabulary Rhyme Math: to basic community essential for grade-level discrimination test Students will engage in helpers (police officer, content learning Story counting ornaments, firefighter, postman, comprehension test creating paper chains, and doctor, teachers) Letter and sound patterning items. Students will dictate a identification test short account of Targeted Vocabulary: Teacher personal experiences Social Studies/ELA: observation with a community Christmas, police officer, helper firefighter Students will name Math: nickel, dime and in, out Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) quarter R Identify synonyms and Students will antonyms for frequently discriminate between used words two words to indicate if Recognize letter-sound they rhyme or not matches by identifying and Students will naming each letter of the demonstrate alphabet comprehension of W Dictate short accounts of simple stories personal experiences Students will name each letter and the sound it makes January Students will be exposed L Demonstrate Clothing test- Social studies/ELA: to Chinese New Year comprehension of match and sort Students will learn about Students will be exposed vocabulary essential for Winter activity test the Chinese New Year and to various winter grade-level content Reading high Martin Luther King Jr. activities learning, using pictures, frequency words Students will be exposed actions, and/or objects Beginning, middle Science: to winter clothes S Identify the beginning, and end of story Students will learn about Students will be exposed middle and end of a story identification test hibernation and will to hibernation that is heard Initial sound conduct experiments with Students will understand identification test snow. different properties of Counting test to 50 snow Quantity matching Math: Students will read 5 high Students will engage in test frequency words snowman counting Teacher activities Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) Students will write their R Red familiar high- observation with buttons. whole name with a frequency, irregularly model spelled words by sight Targeted Vocabulary: Students will produce Produce rhyming words in Social Studies/ELA: rhyming words English using activities Chinese New Year, Students will identify such as word games sledding, the initial sounds in Identify the final sounds of familiar words familiar words Science: hibernation, ice, Students will identify sleet the beginning, middle W Print upper and lower-case and end of a story letters Math: beginning, numbers Students will count to 50 Matches quantity to at least 10 February Students will be exposed L Demonstrate Feeling test Social studies/ELA: to George Washington comprehension of Identification of Students will study the Students will be exposed everyday expressions used characters and Presidents, Washington and to Abraham Lincoln in interpersonal setting of a story Lincoln. Students will be exposed interactions test to presidents S Identify the characters and Medial sound Science: Students will be exposed setting of a story that is identification test Students will make to Valentines Day heard Counting test by groundhog predictions. Students will be exposed R Recite memorized parts of 10s to Groundhog Day chants, pattern books and Teacher Math: Students will identify familiar books observation Students will sort candies, basic feelings Identify the final sounds of make patterns, and graph familiar words colors. Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) Students will form a W W.2.3c Write or dictate a complete sentence given sentence that synthesizes a visuals to describe given get of facts or ideas Targeted Vocabulary: pictures from a literary or an Social Studies/ELA: Students will identify informational text presidents the characters and Science: groundhog, setting of a story that is prediction heard Students will identify the final sounds in familiar words Students will recite repetitive chants or parts of books Students will count to at least 50 by 10s March Students will write a L Demonstrate Written sentence Social studies/ELA: Dr. simple sentence using comprehension of test Students will learn about high-frequency words vocabulary essential for Writing their Dr. Seuss and St. Patricks Students will be exposed grade-level content whole name to Dr. Seuss learning, using pictures, Capitalization and Science: Students will be exposed actions, and/or objects punctuation Students will learn about to St. Patricks Day S Respond briefly to identification test the wind and kites. Students will questions on academic Final sound content Math: Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) demonstrate an R Spell previously learned identification test Students will count the understanding that wind words and phrases Counting to 50 by number of gold coins in a moves objects Identify the medial sounds 5s test pot. Students will write their of familiar words Teacher whole name without a Recognize capitalization in observation Targeted Vocabulary: model sentences Social Studies/ELA: Dr. Students will identify Recognize punctuation in Seuss, leprechaun the medial sounds in sentences familiar words W Use general and specific Students will understand words and phrases to write that sentences begin about familiar objects and with a capital letter and events end with a period Count to 50 by 5s April Students will be exposed L Demonstrate Spring picture Social studies/ELA: to Easter comprehension of simple sequencing test Students will learn about Students will be exposed oral requests Story description Earth Day and Arbor Day. to Earth Day S Employs, words, phrases test Students will be exposed and sentences in social Counting to 100 by Science: to Arbor Day interactions related to 10s test Students will learn about Students will be exposed everyday topics Quantity to 20 test rain, birds and spring. to Spring R Identify the beginning, Teacher Students will provide a middle, and end of a story observation Math: simple sentence to Students will measure rain. describe the beginning, middle and end of a Targeted Vocabulary: Social Studies/ELA: Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) story that was read to W List details that describe Easter, recycling them story events Science: robin, spring Count to 100 by 10s Match quantity up to at Math: measure least 20 and beyond May Students will be exposed L Identify important Animal Social studies/ELA: to Memorial Day information about classification test Students will learn about Students will be exposed academic content, using Sequencing how a Memorial Day and to Mothers Day prior knowledge and/or seed grows Mothers Day. Students will learn about visual cues as needed Written sentence zoo animals S Describe people, places, about an animal Science: Students will learn about and things, using some Animal covering Students will learn about farm animals detail test planting seeds. Students will learn about Living/non-living Students will learn about pets test the Students will learn about Counting by 1s characteristics of seeds. jungle animals test Students will learn about Students will learn about the parts of flowers. Counting to 100 by ocean animals 5s Students will learn about Math: Teacher Students will count seeds. birds observation Students will measure how Students will learn about deep to plant seeds. insects Students will graph the Students will identify growthof the plant. the various types of animal coverings Targeted Vocabulary: Students will sort Social Studies/ELA: animals based on how veterans, soldiers Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) many legs they have R Recognize that written Students will learn about words are separated by Science: plants, animals, planting seeds spaces non-living objects Students will learn about the characteristics of Math: skip couting seeds Students will learn the parts of a flower Students will write a complete sentence about an animal Students will understand the concepts of living W Identify previously learned versus non-living words and phrases that are Count to 100 by 5s related to the topic of a Count to 110 by 1s writing task June Students will be exposed L Demonstrate Summer activity Social studies/ELA: to Fathers Day comprehension of simple drawing Students will study Fathers Students will be exposed sentences, including Written sentence Day and Flag Day. to Flag Day statements, questions and about a summer Students will learn about commands, when spoken vacation Science: summer slowly, and with Read the Students will learn about Students will learn about repetitions as needed temperature on a summer weather. vacations S Recount prior experiences thermometer Students will draw and events of interest, Teacher Math: using familiar sentences Students will use Content-Based ESL Curriculum Map
Goals Content-Area and Month Student Work Products L = Listening R = Reading Targeted Vocabulary S = Speaking W = Writing) pictures of an activity R Recognize that printed observation thermometers. that they could do in the sentences are made up of summer separate words Targeted Vocabulary: Students will write a Social Studies/ELA: complete sentence about W Employ left-to-right and vacation what they would like to top-to-bottom orientation do or what they are for writing Science: temperature going to do for a vacation Math: thermometer, Students will read the Fahrenheit, Celsius temperature on a thermometer