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  Literacy Grade ExpectationsClicking this link will open a PDF document. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required. 
A grade expectation (GE) is a stated objective that relates directly to a Vermont standard and associated evidences. A GE differentiates performance on content knowledge or skills between adjacent grade levels and describe clearly what students will do to show that they understand a designated concept. As a set, GEs should lead to focused, coherent, and developmentally appropriate instruction without narrowing the curriculum and can be used for local curriculum and assessment development. NOTE: Due to the original creation of this document, this download will also include the reading and writing GCEs. Page numbers specific to reading and writing encompass PDF pages 45-137.
   
  Literacy Grade Level Expectations Formatted by Grade Level
To download the reading and writing grade expectations by grade levels in Rich Text Format (RTF)*, use the following links. NOTE: These files do not contain the entire grade expectation document (i.e., introduction, appendix, etc.). The complete document is located in the PDF version above.
   
 
  Reading Writing
     
  KindergartenThis is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. KindergartenThis is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 1This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 1This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 2This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 2This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 3This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 3This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 4This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 4This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 5This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 5This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 6This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 6This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 7This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 7This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
  Grade 8This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. Grade 8This is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
High School GradesThis is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application. High School GradesThis is a Rich Text Formatted (RTF) file that may be opened using any word-processing application.
   
  * NOTE: RTF files may be opened using any word-processing application.
   
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  For more information about any of the these resources, contact Marty Gephart at (802) 828-1462 or marty.gephart@state.vt.us.
   
   

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