California state adopted reading program

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What's New? Reading Transition Form [PDF] Each program must fill out and return this document when a transition date has been decided upon and these 2 questions are answered: Please describe the process your program engaged in to address the revised standards. Describe the changes that your program will be making to your courses and field experiences to address the revised standards. Please also provide your timeline for implementing your newly revised courses and field experiences.

Matrix [MS Word] This document is a crosswalk between the old standards and the new standards. Close Reading Companion Students read with purpose, annotating text, citing evidence, and organizing their thoughts as they move toward analytical writing across multiple texts and integration of knowledge and ideas. Grade 1. Close Reading Companion Students read with purpose, annotating text, citing evidence, and organizing their thoughts as they move towards analytical writing across multiple texts and integration of knowledge and ideas.

Grade 2. Grade 3. Grade 4.