Deeply-Digital Curricula for 5th Grade

For 5th grade, we currently have curricula for

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Check out the How-To Videos to learn how to use, modify, and share your Roadmap.

Unit Roadmaps are “hierarchical” – and thus one Roadmap can expand and expand until the actual student lesson is reached. Note that the sample Roadmaps will open inside the Collabrify Roadmap Center. – see the Need Help? tab for further assistance

 Social Studies Roadmaps Overview 

• aligned with the Michigan Social Studies Standards
• incorporates materials from the MIOpenBook and MAISA/MC3
• seven units about the government and early history of the United States

 2020-2021 Teacher Version Roadmap of the Full Year Curricula for Social Studies 

This is the teacher version of the full year for Social Studies for the 2020-2021 school year.

Either click on the picture or click here to view the Roadmap. This will open your own copy of the Roadmap in https://roadmap.center that you can personalize and send to your students.

Example Lesson of the Teacher Version of Social Studies Roadmaps  This is a teacher version of the lesson: “How do the Bill of Rights limit Government?”  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

Example Lesson of the Student Version of Social Studies Roadmaps  This is a student version of the lesson: “How do the Bill of Rights limit Government?”  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

 Science Roadmaps Overview 

We gratefully acknowledge Lucas Education Research for its support of the Multiple Literacies in Project Based Learning Project (ML-PBL). PI: Dr. J. Krajcik, Michigan State University, MSU CREATE for STEM, Co-PI’s: Dr. Annemarie Palincsar, University of Michigan, and Emily Miller, Independent Consultant. As well, we wish to acknowledge the support of the National Science Foundation (#1123965, #1249312)

• aligned with the Michigan Science Standards and are based on the

NGSS – Next Generation Science Standards
 For more about the 5th grade science curricula, please email us at [email protected]. 

  Math Roadmaps Overview 

• aligned with the Michigan Mathematics Standards
• materials from the EngageNY Math (formerly Eureka Math)

 2020-2021 Math Unit – Module 1 

This unit Roadmap is Module 1 of the Math Curricula for the 2020-2021 school year.

Either click on the picture or click here to view the Roadmap. This will open your own copy of the Roadmap in https://roadmap.center that you can personalize and send to your students.

Example Lesson of the Teacher Version of a Math Roadmap  This is a teacher version of the lesson: “How do you round a given decimal to any place using place value understanding and the vertical number line?”  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

Example Lesson of the Student Version of a Math Roadmap  This is a student version of the lesson: “How do you round a given decimal to any place using place value understanding and the vertical number line?”  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

 ELA Roadmaps Overview 

• aligned with the Michigan Reading and Writing Standards
• based on the MAISA units and Lucy Calkins’s workshops
• incorporates individual and collaborative learning activities

 2020-2021 Reading Unit 1 – Reading with Power 

This unit Roadmap is Unit 1 of the Reading Curricula for the 2020-2021 school year.

Either click on the picture or click here to view the Roadmap. This will open your own copy of the Roadmap in https://roadmap.center that you can personalize and send to your students.

Example Lesson of the Teacher Version of a Reading Roadmap  This is a teacher version of the lesson: “We Can Read With Power By Setting Accurate Goals”.  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.	Example Lesson of the Student Version of a Reading Roadmap  This is a student version of the lesson: “We Can Read With Power By Setting Accurate Goals”.  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.
Example Lesson of the Teacher Version of a Reading Roadmap  This is a teacher version of the lesson: “We Can Read With Powerful Comprehension By Adding Subtext”.  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.	Example Lesson of the Student Version of a Reading Roadmap  This is a student version of the lesson: “We Can Read With Powerful Comprehension By Adding Subtext”.  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

 2020-2021 Writing Unit 1 – Personal Narrative 

This unit Roadmap is Unit 1 of the Writing Curricula for the 2020-2021 school year.

Either click on the picture or click here to view the Roadmap. This will open your own copy of the Roadmap in https://roadmap.center that you can personalize and send to your students.

Example Lesson of the Teacher Version of a Writing Roadmap  This is a teacher version of the lesson: “Writing Transition Words: What can transition words add to a piece of writing?”  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

Example Lesson of the Student Version of a Writing Roadmap  This is a student version of the lesson: “Writing Transition Words: What can transition words add to a piece of writing?”  Either click on the picture or click here to view the sample lesson.

create an account at https://roadmap.center 

Check out the How-To Videos to learn how to use, modify, and share your Roadmap.