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NECAP Grade Level Expectations (GLEs) for
Writing Grade 3
Writing is assessed at the statewide level in the fall of grades 5
and 8. Therefore, support materials are provided for end of grade 4 and
end of grade 7 GLEs. Writing is an integral part of local assessment at
all grade levels, and the NECAP GLEs provide grade-level guidelines for
teachers.
GLE Clusters (click on number to view): Structures of
Language (3.1) | Writing in Response to Literary
or Informational Text (3.2, 3.3)
| Narrative Writing (3.4, 3.5)
| Informational Writing (3.6, 3.7,
3.8) | Writing Conventions (3.9)
3.1
Structures of Language - Applying Understanding of Sentences, Paragraphs,
Text Structures |
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-1
Students demonstrate command of the structures of sentences, paragraphs,
and text by
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| W-3-1.1
Writing a variety of complete simple sentences
EXAMPLES: declarative, exclamatory, and interrogative
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| W-3-1.5
Recognizing complete sentences
EXAMPLES: simple and compound sentences |
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3.2
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational Text - Showing
Understanding of Ideas in Text |
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GLE |
Support
Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-2
In response to literary or informational text, students show understanding
of plot /ideas/concepts by
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| W-3-2.1
Selecting appropriate information to set context/background
EXAMPLE (of providing context): Including author, title,
brief summary |
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| W-3-2.3
Connecting what has been read (plot/ideas/concepts) to prior knowledge,
which might include other texts
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3.3
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational Text - Making Analytical
Judgments about Text |
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GLE |
Support materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-3
In response to literary or informational text, students make and support
analytical judgments about text by
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| W-3-3.1
Stating a focus (purpose), when responding to a given question |
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| W-3-3.2
Making inferences about content, events, characters, or setting
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| W-3-3.3
Using details or references to text to support focus (Note: support
may include prior knowledge) |
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| W-3-3.4
Organizing ideas, using basic transition words (e.g., first, next,
then, finally) and having a concluding statement |
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3.4
Narrative Writing - Creating a Story Line and Applying Narrative
Strategies |
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-4
In written narratives, students organize and relate a story line/plot/series
of events by
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| W-3-4.1
Creating a clear, understandable story line with a beginning, middle,
and end |
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3.5
Narrative Writing - Creating a Story Line and Applying Narrative
Strategies
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-5
Students demonstrate use of narrative strategies by
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| W-3-5.1
Using details |
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| W-3-5.3
Identifying characters
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3.6
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or Persuasive Writing)
- Organizing and Conveying Information |
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-6
In informational writing, students organize ideas/concepts by
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| W-3-6.1
Grouping ideas with a beginning, middle, and end |
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| W-3-6.3
Using basic transition words, when appropriate
EXAMPLES: first, then, next, finally |
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3.7
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or Persuasive Writing)
- Organizing and Conveying Information |
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-7
In informational writing, students effectively convey purpose by
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Establishing a topic |
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Stating a focus/controlling idea on a topic
EXAMPLES: "Dogs" = topic; "Dogs make good
pets" = focus
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3.8
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or Persuasive Writing)
- Using Elaboration Strategies
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-8
In informational writing, students demonstrate use of
a range of elaboration strategies by
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| W-3-8.1
Including details/information relating to topic |
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Including details/information relevant to focus |
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| W-3-8.3
Including details for appropriate depth of information: naming,
describing, explaining, comparing, use of visual images |
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3.9
Writing Conventions - Applying Rules of Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics
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GLE |
Support Materials |
Student Work |
Structures of Language [3.1]
Writing in Response to Literary or Informational
Text [3.2, 3.3]
Narrative Writing [3.4,
3.5]
Informational Writing (Reports, Procedures, or
Persuasive Writing) [3.6, 3.7,
and 3.8]
Writing Conventions [3.9]
Printable GLEs and Support Materials
Writing GLEs Grades 3-8
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 4 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
End of Grade 7 Support Materials
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Glossary
[Word
| PDF]
Reading Appendices
[Word
| PDF]
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W-3-9
In independent writing, students demonstrate command of appropriate
English conventions by
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| W-3-9.2
Using capital letters for the beginning of sentences and names |
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Using end punctuation correctly in simple sentences (i.e., period,
question mark, exclamation point) |
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Correctly spelling grade-appropriate, high-frequency words and
using within-word patterns to correct spelling
EXAMPLES: single syllable words, regular long and short
vowels
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