Understanding ELA Curriculum Components

The video tutorial provides an overview of organizing and teaching the HMH ELA curriculum. It covers the use of teacher books, creating module packets, and using report covers for organization. The tutorial also explains how to customize covers for different grades, manage weekly packets, and locate printables. Additionally, it outlines the daily lesson structure, emphasizing the importance of grammar and writing workshops.

What is the main source of lessons in the HMH ELA curriculum?

• Student notebooks

• Digital resources

• Online videos

• Teacher books

What additional book is used alongside the main ELA book?

• History textbook

• Writing workshop book

• Science guide

• Math workbook

What is included in the writing workshop book?

• Grammar lessons

• Science experiments

• Math problems

• Art projects

Why did the teacher decide to create module packets?

• To save paper

• To avoid misplacing worksheets

• To reduce teaching time

• To increase student workload

What is a benefit of using report covers?

• They are easier to print

• They prevent worksheets from falling out

• They are more colorful

• They are cheaper

What is the purpose of the Know It, Show It packets?

• To provide extra homework

• To organize weekly lessons

• To offer online quizzes

• To replace textbooks

How are the writer's workshop and grammar lessons scheduled?

• After lunch

• In the morning

• During recess

• Before school

Where can teachers find the printables for the curriculum?

• On the school's website

• In the teacher's lounge

• In the library

• In the resources section

What is emphasized in the writer's workshop for older students?

• Historical facts

• Mathematical calculations

• Artistic skills

• Writing complete sentences