4th Grade Common Core: L.4.6
Common Core Identifier: L.4.6 / Grade: 4
Curriculum: Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
Detail: Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases, including those that signal precise actions, emotions, or states of being (e.g., quizzed, whined, stammered) and that are basic to a particular topic (e.g., wildlife, conservation, and endangered when discussing animal preservation).
14 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Continue with daily grammar practice, vocab review, and conventions questions! Skills include acronyms, progressive tense verbs, punctuating dialogue and citations, spellings of unaccented final syllables, and more!
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The Appalachians are some of Earth’s oldest mountains. They run through several provinces and more than a dozen states. Find out how they were shaped and how they shaped communities in this article.
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This word & concept study graphic organizer uses the Frayer model, showing a space in the middle for the vocabulary word or concept and spaces for the definition, examples, characteristics, and non-examples.
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Track new and interesting vocab words as you come across them in your reading with this tracker. Record the sentence from the source, predict the word's meaning, and then check the actual definition by looking it up!
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Look for words related to the Louisiana Purchase hidden throughout this puzzle. Words include names of key figures such as Jefferson, Monroe, Sacagawea, and Napoleon, as well as other terms like Rocky Mountains, fifteen million, and westward.
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Use this printout to encourage students to pay attention to and track new vocabulary words.
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Learn the history behind the rallying cry used in both the Texas Revolution and Mexican-American War. File comes complete with a territory map, six questions, vocabulary crossword, and creative writing prompt.
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This reading passage is all about the axolotl. Despite the adorable animal's popularity, this salamander can only be found in the wild around one lake in Mexico City! Find out more interesting facts with this reading comprehension worksheet.
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Learn about a special kind of wetland found mostly along the Gulf of Mexico by reading this article. Complete a paired crossword, writing prompt, and variety of comprehension questions.
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The wide, flat plains of Tornado Alley are a recipe for one of Earth's strongest storms! Read about how, when, and where tornadoes tend to form in this full-length article.
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Use this printable word web to track and study new vocabulary words. There are spaces on the web for the word, word parts, definition, synonyms, connotations, antonyms, and parts of speech, as well as a small space to draw a picture.
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This vocabulary tracker includes a space for students to draw a picture to help them remember the meaning of the word.
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This free crossword puzzle includes hints and words related to the Louisiana Purchase, such as France, Napoleon, Pacific Ocean, Rocky Mountains, and more.
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This informative article uses examples young readers can relate to, such as Hot Wheels toys, to help explain the basics of supply and demand.
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