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Utah Curriculum Resources

For Kindergarten, First and Second Grade lesson plans, please go to the K, 1, 2 Core listing.

  Language Arts - 3rd Grade

• 2-D Geometry
  

• A Moon With a View
  

• Character Mapping
  

• Covering Spaces
  

• Enemy Pie
  

• Fractions
  

• Looking At Punctuation
  

• Memories, A Connection to the Past
  

• Moon Observations
  

• Multiplication Strategies and Writing Story Problems
  

• Nets
  

• Newspaper Sharing
  

• Place Value
  

• Teaching Fluency Using Readers Theatre
  

• Third Grade Writing Lesson #1/ Descriptive Prompt
  

• Third Grade Writing Lesson #2 / Science Prompt
  

• Tissue Parachutes
  

• Try This Triangle Out For Size
  

• Vocabulary Web
  

• WOW! How Time Flies!
  

• Writing With a Purpose
  

  Language Arts - 4th Grade

• A Ticket to Japan
  

• All About Us
  

• Angles, Degrees, Protractors...Oh My!
  

• Cinderella, Cinderella
  

• Connecting to Utah's Diversity
  

• Dino Detectives
  

• Fourth Grade Writing Lesson #1/ Narrative Prompt
  

• Geography and Daily Life of Japan
  

• Ghost Town Awakening
  

• Governments of Utah Past and Present
  

• Looking At Punctuation
  

• Making Good Impressions
  

• Order of Operations Treasure Hunt
  

• Property Posters
  

• Reading Fluency
  

• Round and Round
  

• Science Vocabulary game
  

• Socks and Shoes
  

• Spelling Words Correctly Using Prefixes
  

• Ute Indians: Past and Present
  

• What Did You Find?
  

  Language Arts - 5th Grade

• Box It Up
  

• Candies R Us
  

• Changing Matter in Colonial Days
  

• Cinderella Stories From Around the World
  

• Clustering
  

• Eye Spy a Pattern
  

• Eye Spy a Rule
  

• Fifth Grade Writing Lesson #1/ Descriptive Prompt
  

• Food Matters
  

• Free That Slave!
  

• Hidden Science in Colonial Living
  

• History Detectives 5th Grade Standard IV Object. 1
  

• How Much is a Million?
  

• Human Rights and Discrimination
  

• I Will Survive!
  

• If the Shape Fits
  

• Introducing Text Structures in Science Writing-5th Grd
  

• It's Greek to Me!
  

• Landforms in a Tub
  

• Looking At Punctuation
  

• Magnetic Hangman
  

• Magnets in a Bag
  

• Measuring Me
  

• Native American and Greek Myths
  

• Playground Measurement
  

• Playing with Remainders
  

• Poetry Parade
  

• Probability
  

• Rice and More Rice
  

• Stuck On You
  

• The Heat is On!
  

• The Human Line Plot
  

• Using Cause and Effect to Write in Science
  

• Using Compare and Contrast to Write in Science
  

• Using Description to Write in Science
  

• Vivid Verbs
  

• Vocabulary Words in Context
  

• What Does Average Look Like?
  

• What Happened Next?
  

• What’s Inside?
  

• Where's Up?
  

  Language Arts - 6th Grade

• A Newspaper?
  

• Algebra Applies to the Real World? No Way!
  

• Bing! Bang! Boom!
  

• Catching Some Rays
  

• Coordinate Connections
  

• Enlightening Explorations
  

• Enlightening Explorations, Part II
  

• Enlightening Explorations, Part III
  

• Grab Your Reader: Great Leads
  

• Graphic Organizers Bring About Good Science Read/Writng
  

• Homonym Baseball
  

• I'm So Bright I Wear My Shades Indoors!
  

• Introducing Text Structures in Science Writing-6th Grd
  

• Life Symbols: Getting Started
  

• Looking At Punctuation
  

• Lunar Language
  

• Making Waves, Making Music, Making Noise
  

• Microbes On My Mind
  

• Moon Light Through the Month
  

• Notes on the Seasons
  

• P.I.’s (aka – Probability Investigators)
  

• Patterned Paragraphs
  

• Picture This: Visualization
  

• Setting A Purpose For Reading Using Informational Text
  

• Sixth Grade Writing Lesson #1/Narrative Prompt
  

• Sticky Note Math
  

• The Analemma
  

• The Black Snowman, An Interdisciplinary Unit
  

• The Circle's Measure
  

• The Good, The Bad, and The Both
  

• The Trip Around the Sun
  

• Tracking Sunrise and Sunset
  

• Understanding Decimals
  

• Using a Before-Rdg Organizer with Informational Text
  

• Using a Preview Checklist with Informational Text
  

• Was Goldilocks Telling the Truth?
  

• Whittle, Whittle it Down: Summarizing
  

• Why Angle Changes Intensity
  

For general questions about Utah's Core Curriculum contact the USOE Director of Curriculum - LYNNE GREENWOOD (lynne.greenwood@schools.utah.gov)

These materials have been produced by and for the teachers of the State of Utah. Copies of these materials may be freely reproduced for teacher and classroom use. When distributing these materials, credit should be given to Utah State Office of Education. These materials may not be published, in whole or part, or in any other format, without the written permission of the Utah State Office of Education, 250 East 500 South, PO Box 144200, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4200.