4th Grade English Language Arts

Teacher: Bonnie
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Unit 0: Course Introduction

1 Course Introduction 04:08

Welcome to 4th Grade English Language Arts!

Unit 1: Word Sense & Vocabulary

2 Parts of Speech Part I 13:15

3 Parts of Speech Part 1 Answer Review 04:53

4 Parts of Speech Part II 13:17

5 Parts of Speech Part II Answer Review 04:54

6 Greek & Latin Roots 11:05

7 Greek & Latin Roots Answer Review 03:43

8 Prefixes and Suffixes 11:42

9 Prefixes and Suffixes Answer Review 06:02

10 Can, May, Must 10:47

11 Can, May, Must Answer Review 05:04

12 Spelling Lists Study Guide 11:02

13 Spelling Lists Study Review Guide 04:05

14 Synonyms 12:01

15 Synonyms Review 04:56

16 Antonyms 11:37

17 Antonyms Review 04:37

18 Homophones 11:32

19 Homophones Review 03:28

20 Homographs 11:28

21 Homographs Review 05:45

Unit 2: Figurative Language

22 Non-Literal vs. Literal 11:02

23 Non-Literal vs. Literal Review 02:34

24 Similes, Metaphors, Personification 11:10

25 Similes, Metaphors, Personification Review 05:58

26 Metaphors in Poetry Analysis 14:48

27 Metaphors in Poetry Analysis Review 03:55

28 Hyperbole, Alliteration, & Onomatopoeia 06:28

29 Hyperbole "Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox" 12:57

30 Hyperbole, Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Paul Bunyan & Babe the Blue Ox Review 04:05

31 Idioms 10:32

32 Idioms Review 04:15

33 Sweet Idioms 11:00

34 Sweet Idioms Review 01:57

35 Allusion & Oxymoron 11:52

36 Allusion & Oxymoron Review 03:16

37 Figurative Language Comprehension Check 02:02

38 Figurative Language Comprehension Check & Answers 09:40

Unit 3: Reading Genres & Features

39 Reading Genres 10:04

40 Autobiography: Little House on the Prairie 11:52

41 Autobiography: Little House on the Prairie Review 03:09

42 Biography: Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman 11:30

43 Biography: Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman Review 04:47

44 Fantasy: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 11:10

45 Fantasy: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Review 03:11

46 Historical Fiction: Bud, Not Buddy 12:13

47 Historical Fiction: Bud, Not Buddy Review 03:10

48 Informational Text: Wild Ways Animals See the World 10:17

49 Informational Text: Wild Ways Animals See the World Review 02:34

50 Mystery: Artemis Fowl 10:23

51 Mystery: Artemis Fowl Review 04:07

52 Poetry: Dreams 10:36

53 Dreams Poetry Analysis Review 02:53

54 Realistic Fiction: Wonder 10:21

55 Realistic Fiction: Wonder Review 02:47

56 Science Fiction: The Giver 09:29

57 Science Fiction: The Giver Review 02:08

58 Traditional Literature: Fables 10:33

59 Traditional Literature: Fables Review 03:14

60 Reading Genres Comprehension Check 02:48

61 Reading Genres Comprehension Check & Answers 10:41

Unit 4: Writing Basics

62 Writing Basics: Punctuation 10:29

63 Writing Basics: Punctuation Review 06:43

64 Writing Basics: Capitalization 10:44

65 Writing Basics: Capitalization Review 03:32

66 Writing Basics: Author's Purpose 10:54

67 Writing Basics: Author's Purpose Review 01:56

68 Writing Basics: The Writing Process 10:34

69 Writing Basics: The Writing Process Review 01:56

70 Writing: Writing to Persuade 13:43

71 Writing: Writing to Persuade Review 02:01

72 Writing: Writing to Inform 09:58

73 Writing: Writing to Inform Review 02:11

74 Writing: Writing to Entertain 10:13

75 Writing: Writing to Entertain Review 02:46

76 Congratulations! End of ELA Course! 02:17

Course Description

Welcome to 4^th grade English Language Arts! This multi-unit course covers all major topics taught in most 4^th grade English classes across North America. In 4^th grade English, students should have a strong foundation in word sense, prefixes, suffixes, root words, figurative language, sentence formation, different reading genres, and writing for different purposes. This course emphasizes how building a foundation on word sense can lead to better reading comprehension, more effective sentence, paragraph, and essay formation, and prepares students for all subjects.

The course consists of 40 video lessons, worksheets, worksheet review videos, and quizzes. Each video lesson is about 10-12 minutes in length. Students can take notes while listening during each lesson. Students complete a practice worksheet to apply what they learned for extended practice. The worksheet review video covers the answers on the practice worksheet and serves as a comprehension check for each lesson. At the end of each lesson, there is a 2-question quiz to check for the students' understanding. This course allows students to interact with the course content through quick and engaging videos while providing them with additional extended practice outside of the video lesson.

This course includes:

4 Units

40 Video Lessons

40 Practice Worksheets (students check their answers during the review video)

40 Activity/Worksheet Review Videos (I go over each worksheet answer step by step)

36 Weeks of Spelling Lists

1 Reading List (Over 40 books listed)

1 Reading Log Handout

Course Goals

Upon course completion, students will master 4^th grade English language arts strands of parts of speech, root words, figurative language, reading comprehension, and writing styles.

Target Audience

This video course is primarily intended for 4th-grade students (10-11 years old). This course could be used by 5th-grade students who need to review previously taught concepts. This course could also be used by students who are learning English as a Second Language.

Course Requirements

Students taking this course are expected to have mastered the topics taught in a standard 3^rd grade English course.

Course Topics:

Introduction

Unit 1: Word Sense & Vocabulary (Lessons 1-10)

Lesson 1: Parts of Speech Part I

Lesson 2: Parts of Speech Part II

Lesson 3: Greek & Root Words

Lesson 4: Prefixes & Suffixes

Lesson 5: Modal Verbs: Can, May, Must

Lesson 6: Spelling List Guide

Lesson 7: Synonyms

Lesson 8: Antonyms

Lesson 9: Homophones

Lesson 10: Homographs

Unit 2: Figurative Language (Lesson 11-20)

Lesson 11: Non-Literal (Figurative) vs. Literal

Lesson 12: Similes, Metaphors, & Personification

Lesson 13: Analysis of Similes, Metaphors in “Dreams” poem

Lesson 14: Hyperbole, Alliteration, & Onomatopoeia

Lesson 15: Analysis of Hyperbole in “Paul Bunyan & Babe the Blue Ox”

Lesson 16: Idioms

Lesson 17: Sweet Idioms

Lesson 18: Allusion & Oxymorons

Lesson 19: Figurative Language Comprehension Check

Lesson 20: Figurative Language Comprehension Check & Answers

Unit 3: Reading Genres & Features (Lessons 22-33)

Lesson 21: Reading Genres

Lesson 22: Autobiography: Little House on the Prairie

Lesson 23: Biography: Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman

Lesson 24: Fantasy: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

Lesson 25: Historical Fiction: Bud, Not Buddy

Lesson 26: Informational: Eye-Spy: Wild Ways Animals See the World

Lesson 27: Mystery: Artemis Fowl

Lesson 28: Poetry: Dreams

Lesson 29: Realistic Fiction: Wonder

Lesson 30: Science Fiction: The Giver

Lesson 31: Traditional Literature: Fables

Lesson 32: Reading Genres Comprehension Check

Lesson 33: Reading Genres Comprehension Check & Answers

Unit 4: Writing Basics (Lesson 34-40)

Lesson 34: Writing Basics: Punctuation

Lesson 35: Writing Basics: Capitalization

Lesson 36: Writing Basics: Author’s Purpose

Lesson 37: Writing Basics: The Writing Process

Lesson 38: Writing to Persuade

Lesson 39: Writing to Inform

Lesson 40: Writing to Entertain

Congratulations! Video

Teacher: Bonnie
Areas of expertise: Elementary Education, Secondary Education, English Instruction
Education: Bachelor of Education: English K-12, Spanish 6-12, B.A.Ed, Master of Arts: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, MA TESOL
Interests: Listening to audiobooks, learning languages, dancing, music, singing, traveling, hiking, swimming, animals of all kinds!
Skills: Bilingual: Spanish, English
Associations: TESOL, CABE, CATESOL
Issues I care about: I care about equal learning opportunities for all students, access to a quality education, and English language instruction and curriculum.

I love languages, communicating with others, and understanding our world through words. My goal is to give individuals the tools they need to be successful students, language learners, and adults.

Test Preparation Document

Digital Quizzes and Tests Answer Keys Document

Unit 1 Lesson 1 & 2 Resources Parts of Speech

The resources here include:

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Reading List

Reading Log

*Students should read at least 30 minutes a day every day.

*Students can read a book from any of the genres listed (really reading any grade-level-appropriate material is helpful!)

*Help students select a book from the "Reading List" through one of the free or paid sources listed.

*Students can track which book they have read, the date, and one detail/memory of that book they would share.

Unit 1 Lesson 2 Resources Unit 1 Lesson 1 & 2 Resources Parts of Speech

Unit 1 Lesson 3 Resources Latin & Greek Root Words

Unit 1 Lesson 4 Resources Prefixes & Suffixes

Unit 1 Lesson 5 Resources Can, May, Must

Unit 1 Lesson 6 Resources Spelling

Unit 1 Lesson 7 Synonyms

Unit 1 Lesson 8 Antonyms

Unit 1 Lesson 9 Homophones

Unit 1 Lesson 10 Homographs

Unit 2 Lesson 11 Non-Literal vs. Literal

Unit 2 Lesson 12 Similes, Metaphors, & Personification

Unit 2 Lesson 13 Metaphors in Poetry Analysis

Unit 2 Lesson 14 Hyperbole, Alliteration, & Onomatopoeia

Unit 2 Lesson 15: Folktale Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox

Unit 2 Lesson 16 Idioms

Unit 2 Lesson 17 Sweet Idioms

Unit 2 Lesson 18 Allusion & Oxymoron

Unit 2 Lesson 19 Figurative Language Comprehension Check

Unit 2 Lesson 20 Figurative Language Comprehension Check & Answers

Unit 3 Lesson 21 Reading Genres

Unit 3 Lesson 22 Autobiography: Little House on the Prairie

Unit 3 Lesson 23 Biography: Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman

Unit 3 Lesson 24: Fantasy: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Practice Worksheet

Unit 3 Lesson 25: Historical Fiction: Bud, Not Buddy

Unit 3 Lesson 26: Informational Text: Wild Ways Animals See the World

Unit 3 Lesson 27: Mystery: Artemis Fowl

Unit 3 Lesson 28: Poetry: Dreams

Unit 3 Lesson 29: Realistic Fiction: Wonder

Unit 3 Lesson 30: Science Fiction: The Giver

Unit 3 Lesson 31: Traditional Literature: Fables

Unit 3 Lesson 32: Reading Genres Comprehension Check

Unit 4: Lesson 33: Writing Basics: Punctuation

Unit 4: Lesson 34: Writing Basics: Capitalization

Unit 4: Lesson 35 Writing Basics: Author's Purpose

Unit 4: Lesson 36: Writing Basics: The Writing Process

Unit 4: Lesson 37: Writing: Writing to Persuade

Unit 4 Lesson 38: Writing: Writing to Inform

Unit 4 Lesson 39 Writing to Entertain

Unit 4 Lesson 40 Congratulations! End of ELA Course!

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