Standard set
English/Language Arts: Preschool
Standards
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ELA.1
Communication Process
ELA.2
Early Reading
ELA.3
Early Writing
ELA.1.1
Demonstrate Receptive Communication
ELA.1.2
Demonstrate Expressive Communication
ELA.1.3
Demonstrate ability to engage in conversations
ELA.2.1
Demonstrate awareness of the alphabet
ELA.2.2
Demonstrate phonological awareness
ELA.2.3
Demonstrate awareness and understanding of concepts of print
ELA.2.4
Demonstrate comprehension
ELA.3.1
Demonstrate mechanics of writing
ELA.3.2
Demonstrate ability to communicate a story
ELA.1.1.a
Younger and Older Preschool: Demonstrate continual growth in understanding increasingly complex and varied vocabulary
ELA.1.1.b
Younger and Older Preschool: Respond to complex gestures and/or actions to communicate (such as comforting others who are crying)
ELA.1.1.c
Younger Preschool: Listen to and follow multi-step directions with adult support
ELA.1.1.d
Older Preschool: Listen to and follow multi-step directions
ELA.1.1.e
Older Preschool: With adult support, discover the meaning of new words and relate them to prior knowledge
ELA.1.2.a
Younger and Older Preschool: Demonstrate continual growth in increasingly varied and complex vocabulary
ELA.1.2.b
Younger and Older Preschool: Use complex gestures and actions to communicate
ELA.1.2.c
Younger Preschool: Describe activities and experiences with detail
ELA.1.2.d
Older Preschool: Describe activities, experiences, and stories with expanded details
ELA.1.2.e
Younger Preschool: Use expanded sentences
ELA.1.2.f
Older Preschool: Use complex sentences
ELA.1.2.g
Older Preschool: Change word tense to indicate time
ELA.1.2.h
Older Preschool: Use communication for a variety of purposes
ELA.1.3.a
Younger Preschool: Answer questions posed by adults or peers
ELA.1.3.b
Older Preschool: Answer openended questions posed by adults or peers
ELA.1.3.c
Younger and Older Preschool: Ask questions for understanding and clarity
ELA.1.3.d
Younger and Older Preschool: Make on-topic comments
ELA.1.3.e
Younger Preschool: Stay on topic in two-way conversation with others
ELA.1.3.f
Older Preschool: Stay on topic in two-way conversation that involves multiple turns
ELA.1.3.g
Older Preschool: Communicate actively in group activities
ELA.1.3.h
Older Preschool: Vary tone and volume of expression to match the situation
ELA.2.1.a
Younger Preschool: Recognize and identify some uppercase and a few lowercase letters in a meaningful context (e.g., the first letter in their name)
ELA.2.1.b
Older Preschool: Recognize and identify most uppercase and some lowercase letters
ELA.2.1.c
Recognize own name in print
ELA.2.2.a
Younger and Older Preschool: Demonstrate basic knowledge of letter-sound correspondence
ELA.2.2.b
Younger and Older Preschool: Engage in rhyming games and songs; can recognize a familiar rhyme
ELA.2.2.c
Younger Preschool: Identify rhyming words in spoken language
ELA.2.2.d
Older Preschool: Make rhymes to simple words
ELA.2.2.e
Younger Preschool: Orally blend and segment familiar compound words, with modeling and support
ELA.2.2.f
Older Preschool: Blend and segment syllables in spoken words with modeling and support
ELA.2.2.g
Younger Preschool: Demonstrate awareness of sounds as separate units
ELA.2.2.h
Older Preschool: Isolate the initial sound in some words
ELA.2.3.a
Younger Preschool: Begin to understand that books are comprised of written words
ELA.2.3.b
Older Preschool: Understand that print carries meaning
ELA.2.3.c
Younger Preschool: Respond to and interact with readalouds of literary and informational text
ELA.2.3.d
Younger Preschool: Hold books right side up and turn pages left to right
ELA.2.3.e
Older Preschool: Track words in a book from left to right, top to bottom, and page to page with adult support
ELA.2.4.a
Younger and Older Preschool: Respond and interact with literature, including both fiction and building background knowledge with nonfiction text
ELA.2.4.b
Younger and Older Preschool: Answer questions about a story
ELA.2.4.c
Younger Preschool: With adult support, begin to retell familiar stories
ELA.2.4.d
Older Preschool: Retell familiar stories
ELA.3.1.a
Younger Preschool: Recognize that drawings, paintings, and writings are meaningful representations
ELA.3.1.b
Older Preschool
ELA.3.1.c
Younger Preschool: Copy simple lines and shapes during play
ELA.3.1.d
Older Preschool: Use writing tools
ELA.3.1.e
Younger Preschool: Use writing tools with adult support during play
ELA.3.1.f
Younger Preschool: Create a simple picture
ELA.3.1.g
Older Preschool: Copy more complex lines, shapes, and some letters, particularly the letters in their name
ELA.3.2.a
Younger and Older Preschool: Create writing with the intent of communicating
ELA.3.2.b
Younger Preschool: Dictate a story for an adult to write
ELA.3.2.c
Older Preschool: Dictate a story that demonstrates simple details and narrative structure
ELA.3.2.d
Younger Preschool: Use pictures, letters, and symbols to communicate a story
ELA.3.2.e
Older Preschool: Use letters, symbols, and words to share an idea with someone
ELA.3.2.f
Use writing to label drawings
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