Quoting Accurately from Texts

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English›Reading Comprehension|Ages 10—11|ID: mt_ak_ZgoMKRQ

Quote accurately from literary and informational texts when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences, using quotation marks and citations correctly

Mastery Evidence

Select and copy exact words from a text to support an inference about character motivation
Use quotation marks correctly when incorporating textual evidence into written responses
Introduce quotes with signal phrases such as 'The author states' or 'According to the text'

Assessment Prompt

“When [child] writes about a book or article for school, do they quote from the text directly — putting the exact words in speech marks — to support their points?”

Curriculum Standards2 alignments

RI.5.1Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts & Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects

RI.5.1

Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.

English Language Arts

RL.5.1Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts & Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects

RL.5.1

Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.

English Language Arts

Prerequisites1

Inferring Characters' Feelings and Motives
hardAges 7—10

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Inferring Characters' Feelings and Motives hard
Quoting accurately builds on drawing inferences with evidence
- Predicting what happens next soft
  Drawing inferences about characters' feelings and justifying them with evidence is enriched by prior experience predicting what might happen next — both require reading ahead of the literal text
  - Characters, settings, and events soft
    Story elements support prediction
    - Listening to Texts Read Aloud hard
      Need to engage with stories before identifying elements
- Reading between the lines hard
  Inferring characters' feelings/motives with evidence builds on identifying key details and making simple inferences
  - Characters, settings, and events hard
    Need story elements to extract key details
    - Listening to Texts Read Aloud hard
      Need to engage with stories before identifying elements
- Self-Correcting While Reading soft
  Inferring and justifying inferences with text evidence requires the metacognitive habit of checking that the text makes sense as you read — a reader who doesn't self-monitor will miss the cues on which inference depends
  - Monitoring Comprehension soft
    Self-correcting while reading requires the awareness that decoding correctly is not the same as understanding
    - Feeling of not understanding soft
      Noticing the decoding/understanding gap is the English-specific form of the universal comprehension-monitoring habit
      - Asking for Help hard
        Noticing confusion and acting on it requires already knowing that asking for help is a valid response to being stuck
    - Reading for Meaning hard
      Noticing the gap between decoding and understanding requires first having the foundational idea that reading means making meaning
      - Feeling of not understanding soft
        Understanding that reading means making meaning is the English-domain grounding of the universal habit of noticing when you don't understand
        
        Asking for Help hard
        Noticing confusion and acting on it requires already knowing that asking for help is a valid response to being stuck
  - Blending Sounds to Read Words hard
    Need basic reading ability to self-monitor
    - Single Letter Sounds hard
      Need GPC knowledge to blend
      - Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
    - Onsets & Rimes hard
      Phoneme awareness needed for blending
      - Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
      - Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
  - Feeling of not understanding soft
    Checking that a text makes sense while reading and self-correcting is the reading-domain form of the universal comprehension-monitoring habit
    - Asking for Help hard
      Noticing confusion and acting on it requires already knowing that asking for help is a valid response to being stuck
  - Building sentences soft
    Sense-checking uses sentence knowledge
  - Reading with Expression and Accuracy soft
    Reading comprehension monitoring builds on earlier fluency skills
    - Building sentences soft
      Understanding sentence structure supports expressive phrasing
    - Alternative Spellings for Known Sounds soft
      Wider GPC knowledge supports fluent reading
      - Consonant Digraphs hard
        Must know consonant digraphs before learning alternative consonant GPCs
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Must know single letters before digraphs
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
      - Vowel Digraphs hard
        Must know common vowel digraphs before learning alternative representations
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Must know single letter sounds before vowel digraphs
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
      - Single Letter Sounds hard
        Must know single letter sounds before learning alternatives
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
      - Blending Sounds to Read Words hard
        Alternative GPCs build on basic blending ability
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Need GPC knowledge to blend
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Onsets & Rimes hard
        Phoneme awareness needed for blending
        
        Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
        
        Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
    - Reading fluently hard
      Expressive reading builds on basic reading fluency
      - Blending Sounds to Read Words hard
        Must be able to decode before fluency
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Need GPC knowledge to blend
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Onsets & Rimes hard
        Phoneme awareness needed for blending
        
        Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
        
        Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
      - Reading High-Frequency Words by Sight hard
        Need sight word bank for fluency
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Need to recognise letters to read sight words
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Blending Sounds to Read Words soft
        Blending helps attempt unfamiliar words but sight words bypass phonics
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Need GPC knowledge to blend
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Onsets & Rimes hard
        Phoneme awareness needed for blending
        
        Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
        
        Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
- Story Sequence and Central Message soft
  Drawing inferences about motivations is enriched by the prior ability to understand and discuss the sequence of events and connections between them — inference relies on understanding what happened and in what order
  - Main Topic of Informational Texts soft
    Understanding main topic and key details of informational texts supports discussing how items of information are related
    - Listening to Texts Read Aloud hard
      Listening comprehension foundational for informational text
  - Reading between the lines hard
    Retelling key details builds on Y1 key details and inference
    - Characters, settings, and events hard
      Need story elements to extract key details
      - Listening to Texts Read Aloud hard
        Need to engage with stories before identifying elements
  - Listening to Texts Read Aloud soft
    Listening comprehension supports understanding text structure
  - Characters, settings, and events hard
    Sequence and central message build on Y1 story elements
    - Listening to Texts Read Aloud hard
      Need to engage with stories before identifying elements
  - Reading with Expression and Accuracy soft
    Expressive reading supports comprehension of sequence and meaning
    - Building sentences soft
      Understanding sentence structure supports expressive phrasing
    - Alternative Spellings for Known Sounds soft
      Wider GPC knowledge supports fluent reading
      - Consonant Digraphs hard
        Must know consonant digraphs before learning alternative consonant GPCs
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Must know single letters before digraphs
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
      - Vowel Digraphs hard
        Must know common vowel digraphs before learning alternative representations
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Must know single letter sounds before vowel digraphs
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
      - Single Letter Sounds hard
        Must know single letter sounds before learning alternatives
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
      - Blending Sounds to Read Words hard
        Alternative GPCs build on basic blending ability
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Need GPC knowledge to blend
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Onsets & Rimes hard
        Phoneme awareness needed for blending
        
        Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
        
        Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
    - Reading fluently hard
      Expressive reading builds on basic reading fluency
      - Blending Sounds to Read Words hard
        Must be able to decode before fluency
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Need GPC knowledge to blend
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Onsets & Rimes hard
        Phoneme awareness needed for blending
        
        Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
        
        Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
      - Reading High-Frequency Words by Sight hard
        Need sight word bank for fluency
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Need to recognise letters to read sight words
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Blending Sounds to Read Words soft
        Blending helps attempt unfamiliar words but sight words bypass phonics
        
        Single Letter Sounds hard
        Need GPC knowledge to blend
        
        Knowing all letters hard
        Must recognise letters before learning their sounds
        
        Understanding print hard
        Must understand print direction before letter identification matters
        
        Onsets & Rimes hard
        Phoneme awareness needed for blending
        
        Rhyming words soft
        Rhyme awareness supports finer phoneme skills
        
        Syllables soft
        Syllable awareness builds toward phoneme level
- Domain Vocabulary Across Subject Areas soft
  Drawing inferences from complex texts requires academic vocabulary for reasoning about evidence and argument
  - Discussing and Questioning New Words hard
    Academic and domain-specific vocabulary acquisition builds on the habit of discussing word meanings and linking new vocabulary to known words
  - Defining Words soft
    Defining academic words requires the ability to define words by category and attribute
    - Discussing and Questioning New Words soft
      Context clues support defining words
    - Sorting & Categorising Words hard
      Defining by attributes builds on Y1 categorisation and antonyms
      - How Many in Total? soft
        Sorting and categorising objects uses the same counting/cardinality skills from maths
        
        One-to-one counting hard
        Cardinality principle builds on one-to-one correspondence — you must count correctly to know the last number tells 'how many'

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