ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.A.1
Collaborative
Exchanging information and
ideas with others through oral
collaborative discussions on
a range of social and
academic topic
CCSS Standard: SL.9-10.1,6;L.9‐10.3,6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.A.2
Collaborative
Interacting with others in written
English in various communicative
forms (print, communicative
technology, and multimedia)
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.6; WHST.9‐
10.6; SL.9‐10.2; L.9‐10.3,6
ELD Standard:9/10.PI.A.3
Collaborative
Offering and justifying opinions,
negotiating with and persuading
others in communicative
exchanges
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.1; WHST.9‐
10.1; SL.9‐10.1,4,6; L. 9‐10.3,6
ELD Standard:9/10.PI.A.4
Collaborative
Adapting language choices to
various contexts (based on task,
purpose, audience, and text
type)
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.4‐5; WHST.
9‐10.4‐5; SL.9‐10.6;L.9‐10.1,3,6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.B.5
Interpretive
Listening actively to spoken
English in a range of social and
academic contexts
CCSS Standard: SL.9‐10.1,3,6;
L.9‐10.1,3,6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.B.6
Interpretive
Reading closely literary and
informational texts and viewing
multimedia to determine how
meaning is conveyed explicitly
and implicitly through language
CCSS Standard: RL.9‐10.1‐7,9‐10;RI.9-10.1‐
10;RH.9‐10.1‐10;RST.9‐10.1‐10;SL.9‐10.2;L.9‐10.1,3,6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.B.7
Interpretive
Evaluating how well writers and
speakers use language to support
ideas and arguments with details or
evidence depending on modality,
text type, purpose, audience, topic, and
content area
CCSS Standard: RL.9‐10.4‐5; RI.9-10.4,6,8; RH.9‐
10.4‐6,8; RST.9‐10.4‐6,8; SL.9‐10.3; L.9‐10.3,5‐6
ELD Standard:9/10.PI.B.8
Interpretive
Analyzing how writers and
speakers use vocabulary and other
language resources for specific
purposes (to explain, persuade, entertain,
etc.) depending on modality, text type,
purpose, audience, topic, and content area.
CCSS Standard: RL.9‐10.4‐5; RI.9‐10.4‐5; RH.9‐10.4‐
5; RST.9‐10.4‐5; SL.9‐10.3; L.9‐10.3,5‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.C.9
Productive
Expressing information
and ideas in formal oral
presentations on
academic topics
CCSS Standard: SL.9‐10.4‐6;
L.9‐10.1,3
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.C.10
Productive
Writing literary and
informational texts to present,
describe, and explain ideas and
information, using appropriate
technology
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.1‐10; WHST.9‐
10.1‐2,4‐10; L.9‐10.1‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.C.11
Productive
Justifying own arguments and
evaluating others’ arguments
in writing
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.1,8‐9; WHST.9‐
10.1,8‐9; L.9‐10.1‐3,6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PI.C.12
Productive
Selecting and applying
varied and precise vocabulary
and other language resources
to effectively convey ideas
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.4‐5; WHST.9‐
10.4‐5; SL.9‐10.4,6; L.9‐10.1,3,5‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PII.A.1
Structuring Cohesive Texts
Understanding text
structure
CCSS Standard: RL.9‐10.5; RI.9‐10.5;
RH.9‐10.5; RST.9‐10.5; W.9‐10.1‐5,10; WHST.9‐10.1‐
2,4‐5,10; SL.9‐10.4
ELD Standard: 9/10.PII.A.2
Structuring Cohesive Texts
Understanding
cohesion
CCSS Standard: RI.9‐10.5; RH.9‐10.5;
RST.9‐10.5; W.9‐10.1‐5,10; WHST.9‐10.1‐2,4‐5,10;
L.9‐10.1,3‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PII.B.3
Expanding and Enriching Ideas
Using verbs and
verb phrases
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.5; WHST.9‐
10.5; SL.9‐10.6; L.9‐10.1,3‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PII.B.4
Expanding and Enriching Ideas
Using noun and
noun phrases
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.5; WHST.9‐
10.5; SL.9‐10.6; L.9‐10.1,3‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PII.B.5
Expanding and Enriching Ideas
Modifying to add details
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.4‐5; WHST.9‐
10.4‐5; SL.9‐10.6; L.9‐10.1,3‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PII.C.6
Connecting and Condensing Ideas
Connecting Ideas
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.1‐5; WHST.9‐
10.1‐2,4‐5; SL.9‐10.4,6; L.9‐10.1,3‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10PII.C.7
Connecting and Condensing Ideas
Condensing ideas
CCSS Standard: W.9‐10.1‐5; WHST.9‐
10.1‐2,4‐5; SL.9‐10.4,6; L.9‐10.1,3‐6
ELD Standard: 9/10.PIII
Using Foundational Literacy Skills
Literacy in an
Alphabetic
Writing System
 Print concepts
 Phonological
awareness
 Phonics & word
recognition
 Fluency
 Native language and literacy (e.g.,
phoneme awareness or print concept skills in
native language) should be assessed for
potential transference to English language and
literacy.
 Similarities between native language and
English should be highlighted (e.g., phonemes
or letters that are the same in both languages).
 Differences between native language and
English should be highlighted (e.g., some
phonemes in English may not exist in the
student’s native language; native language
syntax may be different from English syntax).