6th Grade
Weekly Objectives
Week of May 8, 2006
Look
below to review this week's objectives for 6th Grade. In order to obtain
more information about a specific benchmark for the content areas of Science and
Social Studies, please do the
following:
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Remember
the benchmark number (example: Science BM5).
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Then
click on this link, Middle
School Benchmarks. Next, click on the subject you would
like to view.
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Click
on the desired benchmark number from the list that comes up on the screen.
This
link will provide you with quick and easy access to the MICLiMB (Clarifying the
language in Michigan's benchmarks). You will find an enormous amount of useful
resources. Each benchmark is clarified with an instructional example, key
concepts, real world context, and other web resources.
In order to obtain more
information about a specific benchmark for the content areas of Language Arts
and Math, please do the following:
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Remember the GLCE
(example: R.WS.06.01).
- Then
click on this link, Grade
Level Curriculum Expectations.
- Next,
select the grade level and content area that you wish to review.
Next,
select the grade level and content area that you wish to review.
LANGUAGE
ARTS:
R.WS.06.01 Use
word structure, sentence structure, and prediction to aid in decoding and
understanding the meanings of words encountered in context.
R.WS.06.02 Use
structural, syntactic, and semantic analysis to recognize unfamiliar words in
context (e.g., origins and meanings of foreign words, words with multiple
meanings, knowledge of major word chunks/rimes, syllabication). R.WS.06.03 Recognize
frequently encountered words automatically.
R.WS.06.04 Know
the meaning of frequently encountered words in written and oral contexts
(research to support specific words).
R.WS.06.05 Apply
strategies to construct meaning and identify unknown words.
R.WS.06.06 Read
fluently sixth grade level texts (increasingly demanding texts read with
fluency as the year proceeds). R.WS.06.07 Use strategies (e.g.,
connotation, denotation) and authentic content-related resources to determine
the meaning of words and phrases in context (e.g., regional idioms, content
area vocabulary)
R.CM.06.03 State
global themes, universal truths, and principles within and across texts to
create a deeper understanding. R.CM.06.04 Apply significant knowledge
from what has been read in grade level appropriate science and social studies
texts. R.NT.06.03 Analyze the role of dialogue, plot, characters,
themes, major and minor characters, and climax
MATH:
Solve
decimal, percentage and rational number problems
N.FL.06.12
Calculate
part of a number given the percentage and the number.
N.FL.06.13
Solve
word problems involving percentages in such contexts as sales taxes and
tips,
and involving positive rational numbers.
N.FL.06.14
For
applied situations, estimate the answers to calculations involving operations
with
rational numbers.
N.FL.06.15
Solve
applied problems that use the four operations with appropriate
decimal
numbers.
SCIENCE:
SCI.V.3.MS.1
Explain
patterns of changing weather and how they are measured.
SCI.V.3.MS.3
Explain
the behavior of water in the atmosphere.
SCI.I.MS.3
Use
tools and equipment appropriate to scientific investigations.
SCI.I.MS.1
Generate
scientific questions about the world based on observation.
SCI.I.MS.6
Write
and follow procedures of step-by step instructions, formulas, flow diagrams
and sketches.
SOCIAL
STUDIES:
Unit
I/Benchmarks
II.
1.MS 1:
Describe
how the physical features of Latin America affect people’s lives.
II.1 MS
1
Identify
Latin America’s main geographic features.
II.1 MS
2:
Explain
ways in which climate and vegetation affect how and where the people of Latin
America live.
II. MS.
2:
Explain
why it is important for Latin American countries to have more than one source4
of income.
Unit II/Chapter 9/2: Latin American – Human
and the Physical Environment
Chapter 9/Section 2: Pages 163 to 175/Questions
and Answers, Page 175...
Transparency 9.2 /Concept Web
Unit II/Chapter 9/3 Latin American –
Geographic Factors and Natural Resources.
Chapter 9/Section 3: Introduction/ Pages 176 to
178.
Transparency
9.3/Causes Chart
Text
summary/Page 38 Workbook
Guided
Reading/Page 9 Workbook
Map:
Drawing Conclusions
Vocabulary: Chapter 9 List/Page 12 Workbook