Grade 6 English Language Arts — Canadian Curriculum Guide
Grade 6 English introduces digital citizenship, source evaluation, theme and author analysis, and complex organizational writing.
Curriculum Units — Grade 6 English Language Arts
Strand A: Literacy Connections
Lessons:
- Digital Citizenship and Source Evaluation
Key topics: Reliable sources, Digital footprint, Online safety
Strand C: Comprehension
Lessons:
- Theme and Author Analysis
Key topics: Identifying themes, Author's craft, Figurative language
Strand D: Composition
Lessons:
- Varied Forms and Complex Organization
Key topics: Essays and reports, Persuasive writing, Research
What Your Child Will Learn in Grade 6 English Language Arts
- Evaluate source reliability
- Practice digital citizenship
- Analyze themes and author's craft
- Write in varied forms with complex organization
Parent Tips for Grade 6 English Language Arts
- Discuss online safety and reliable sources
- Read books with complex themes
- Practice persuasive writing about issues they care about
Frequently Asked Questions
Is digital literacy taught in Grade 6?
Yes. Grade 6 introduces digital citizenship and source evaluation as key components.
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