🎒 Fourth Grade📖 Reading📚 40 lessons✅ Completed: 0/40
Fourth Grade Reading
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vocabularycomprehensionnonfictionfluencyresearch
Lessons 1–8
🟢 Unit 1 — Vocabulary
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- Use Greek And Latin RootsFree
Identify Homonyms And Homophones🔒
Understand Idioms And Figurative Language🔒
Use Dictionaries And Thesauruses🔒
Learn Word Origins And Meanings🔒
Use Context Clues Effectively🔒
Create Personal Vocabulary Notebooks🔒
Play Academic Word Games🔒
Lessons 9–16
🔵 Unit 2 — Comprehension
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Find Main Idea And Supporting Details🔒
Summarize Nonfiction And Fiction🔒
Make Inferences And Draw Conclusions🔒
Compare Themes Across Stories🔒
Analyze Character Motives🔒
Identify Authors Purpose And Tone🔒
Evaluate Story Endings🔒
Discuss Lessons And Morals🔒
Lessons 17–24
🟡 Unit 3 — Nonfiction and Research
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Read News Biographies And Reports🔒
Analyze Charts And Graphs🔒
Distinguish Fact Vs Opinion🔒
Evaluate Online Sources🔒
Gather Info For Mini Research Projects🔒
Read About Global Issues🔒
Identify Bias In Media🔒
Write Reading Reflections🔒
Lessons 25–32
🟣 Unit 4 — Fluency and Performance
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Practice Reading Complex Texts Aloud🔒
Use Punctuation For Pauses And Intonation🔒
Perform Poetry And Scripts🔒
Read Dialogues With Expression🔒
Improve Reading Speed And Accuracy🔒
Record And Review Performance🔒
Lead Group Reading Sessions🔒
Mentor Younger Readers🔒
Lessons 33–40
🟠 Unit 5 — Projects and Review
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Create Book Trailers Or Posters🔒
Compare Book And Movie Versions🔒
Author Study Project🔒
Class Reading Challenge🔒
Write Reviews For Library Board🔒
World Literature Week🔒
Reading Log Portfolio🔒
End Year Showcase🔒
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