CommonLit 360 is designed to move students through increasingly more rigorous texts and tasks as they progress through the school year and through the grades. Each unit builds on learning from the unit before; each grade builds on learning from the grade before. For example, students begin to learn the writing, speaking and listening skills needed for making an academic presentation in sixth grade. They further develop these skills with presentations in each of the following grades, as targeted lessons teach them more nuanced and persuasive approaches each year. Utilizing backwards design and meticulous vertical alignment, CommonLit 360 gives teachers the tools they need to ensure that students will be college and career ready at the end of twelfth grade.
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- Does CommonLit offer a comprehensive curriculum?
- Is CommonLit 360 really free?
- Where are the Guided Reading Mode Questions in 360 lessons?
- How can I view my students' annotations on CommonLit 360 lessons?
- How can I leave feedback on my students' annotations on CommonLit 360 lessons?
- How do I access the CommonLit 360 Curriculum?
- How do I assign a CommonLit 360 reading lesson? How can I customize a CommonLit 360 reading lesson?
- How do I grade and view data for a CommonLit 360 lesson?
- How long is each CommonLit 360 lesson?
- What lessons can I assign directly on CommonLit.org?
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