Common Core Standard L.5.3 Questions

Use knowledge of language and its conventions when writing, speaking, reading, or listening.

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Grade 5 Writing CCSS: CCRA.W.5, CCRA.L.3, W.5.5, L.5.3

The passage below is a first draft that contains mistakes. Read the passage and then answer the question.

(1) I started playing football on a new team this year, our coach gave us a notebook with plays in it. (2) I looked at the pages, but I didn't understand anything. (3) The coach showed us the book and explained the drawings. (4) they were all X's, O's, and arrows. (5)When I looked at them, they just looked like someone had scribbled on the paper!

What is the best way to correct sentence 1?

I started playing football on a new team this year. Our coach gave us a notebook with plays in it.
I started playing football on a new team this year: our coach gave us a notebook with plays in it.
I started playing football. On a new team this year, our coach gave us a notebook with plays in it.
I started playing football on a new team this year. our coach gave us a notebook with plays in it.

Grade 5 Grammar CCSS: CCRA.L.2, CCRA.L.3, L.5.2, L.5.3

You can plant the seeds of crops like peas and beans directly in to you're garden soil, while other crops like tomatos need to be started indoors and later transplant outside. You can called your local Cooperative Extension office four information specific to your local growing region, including planter dates for warm and cool season crop and the last day of frost. Sum easy hardy vegetables for growing include; peas, beans, lettuce, melons, cucumbers, broccoli, collards, peanuts, peppers, onions, tomatoes, radishes. Whats growing in the White House Kitchen Garden right now? Potatoes, spinach lettuce, radishes, chard, rapini, carrots, bok choy, broccoli, onions and Mustard Greens.

Grade 5 Grammar CCSS: CCRA.L.2, CCRA.L.3, L.5.2, L.5.3

Did you know that The White House Kitchen Garden is 1,500 square feet. Good news: you doesn’t need that much space to grow you're own food. A garden take tending, so start small at first. Spend a fun evening with your family member sketching out a simple design for your garden too determine how much space you have for each Plant. Discuss growing food in raised beds containers, or in the ground. Put the tallest plants on the back of the garden to prevent the small plants from getting too much shade, and sat your garden rows north to south to maximize the sun’s rise and fall. You might consider installing a Rain barrel, fence compost bin, or a pathway in your garden, to.

Grade 5 Grammar CCSS: CCRA.L.2, CCRA.L.3, L.5.2, L.5.3

A garden don't have to be an huge commitment, but with the right tolls, a little time and easy-to-follow instructions yo'ull be on your way to develop your green thumb. Weather you chose to plant a modest window garden or a 4-acre plot, be sure to do it as an family -- the benefits of growing your own foods is endless.

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