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Knowledge and Skills Statement

Composition: listening, speaking, reading, writing, and thinking using multiple texts--writing process. The student uses the writing process recursively to compose multiple texts that are legible and uses appropriate conventions.

Pídales a los estudiantes que corrijan los errores ortográficos en algunas de las palabras incluidas en sus textos. Esto puede incluir textos escritos en sus cuadernos de escritura, en sus libretas de lectura o en alguna otra forma de escritura.


Further Explanation

Esta expectativa requiere que los estudiantes comprendan la correcta ortografía de las palabras y que puedan editar textos identificando palabras mal escritas.

Correct spelling is important for effective communication. When a writer knows the correct order to write the letters to spell words, the message of a piece of writing is clearer.
During the editing stage of the writing process, students further improve their drafts and often prepare for publication by correcting conventions errors. Ensuring that the standards of the Spanish language have been applied correctly helps the audience more easily comprehend the information because they do not have to interrupt their thinking to determine what the writer intended to say.
Understanding a variety of common patterns of letters and rules for how words change depending on their usage are critical in knowing how to spell. Students must be able to spell words correctly according to these common spelling patterns and spelling rules, such as adding -es to singular nouns that end in a consonant to make them plural, such as león/ leones, árbol/ árboles, and edad/ edades. They should also know that, generally, adding a s to a singular noun that ends in a vowel makes their plural form. For example, carro/ carros, esfera/ esferas, lente/ lentes.
standard rules of the Spanish language, including written mechanics such as punctuation, capitalization, spelling, paragraphing, etc. and written/oral grammar such as parts of speech, word order, subject-verb agreement, and sentence structure