Grade 5 Spring — Literary Essay, Voice and Tone as Craft, Poetry Stretch, and Public Speaking
English · WR
G5
eng.g5.s.wr.embedded_quotation
Embed quotations with signal phrase, punctuation, citation, and warrant (CCSS W.5.9.a, L.5.2)
Embed direct quotations using 3 patterns (MG-5): PATTERN 1 signal phrase + COMMA + quote + (Author Year); PATTERN 2 introduce with 'that' (no comma) + quote + (Author Year); PATTERN 3 integrated quote inside own sentence + (Author Year). EVERY quotation is followed by a WARRANT sentence — never drop a quote. Punctuation always goes AFTER the closing parenthesis.
Mastery threshold
90%
Min instances
12
Typical minutes
40
Spaced intervals (days)
1, 3, 7, 14, 30, 60
Successors
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eng.g6.f.wr.embedded_quotation_advanced
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eng.g7.f.wr.long_quote_block_format
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Common misconceptions
- Drops a quotation into the paragraph without a signal phrase ('The author wrote a book about resilience. "She lifted Pepe and softly sang."' — quote needs lead-in).
- Places punctuation INSIDE the parenthetical citation ('She lifted Pepe." (Ryan 2000)' — period belongs OUTSIDE: 'She lifted Pepe" (Ryan 2000).').