Grade 7 English Language Arts — Canadian Curriculum Guide
Grade 7 English develops critical analysis of digital media, sophisticated language use, literary analysis including symbolism and irony, and persuasive writing.
Curriculum Units — Grade 7 English Language Arts
Strand A: Literacy Connections
Lessons:
- Digital Citizenship and Critical Analysis
Key topics: Media literacy, Information verification
Strand B: Foundations
Lessons:
- Sophisticated Language Use
Key topics: Academic vocabulary, Rhetorical devices, Tone and style
Strand C: Comprehension
Lessons:
- Advanced Analysis
Key topics: Symbolism, Irony, Cross-text analysis
Strand D: Composition
Lessons:
- Persuasive and Varied Writing
Key topics: Thesis statements, Counterarguments, Evidence-based writing
What Your Child Will Learn in Grade 7 English Language Arts
- Critically analyze digital media
- Use sophisticated vocabulary
- Identify symbolism and irony
- Write persuasive essays with counterarguments
Parent Tips for Grade 7 English Language Arts
- Analyze advertisements for persuasive techniques
- Read diverse authors and genres
- Practice debate at the dinner table
Frequently Asked Questions
Is persuasive writing taught in Grade 7?
Yes. Students learn thesis statements, evidence, counterarguments, and writing for specific audiences.
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