ELA.6.SLDF.3

Presenting work so that listeners can empathize or follow the reasoning.

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ELA.6.SLDF.3

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Students present reports, speeches, and creative work in a variety of genres such that listeners can empathize and/or follow the line of reasoning.

  1. a.Identify focused topics from the situation, experience, imagination, reading, research, media, conversations, and/or products from ELA.6.W.1.
  2. b.Develop content by considering what they want to communicate within the situation and the audience’s background knowledge and/or position.
  3. c.Use images and/or multimedia artifacts in presentations to explain, emphasize or enhance content and support the audience’s engagement.
  4. d.Attribute sources used.

Common Core: SL.6.4 SL.6.5

ResourcesWIDA

WIDA language connections2

Narrate · Expressivespeaking, writing and representing

ELD-LA.6-8.Narrate.Expressive · Language for Language Arts, Grades 6-8

Construct language arts narratives that…

  • Orient audience to context and point of view
  • Engage and adjust for audience
Inform · Expressivespeaking, writing and representing

ELD-LA.6-8.Inform.Expressive · Language for Language Arts, Grades 6-8

Construct informational texts in language arts that…

  • Introduce and define topic and/or entity for audience

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OSPI lists no interim items, and Smarter Balanced marks its speaking targets as not assessed on the summative test. Classroom evidence carries this one.

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