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1:1 Astronaut Reading! Learn to Read CVC Words for Kindergarten
Think your child is ready to start reading? Does your child love outerspace? In this one-time course, students will get a one-on-one introduction to how to read simple, 3-letter words to help an astronaut cross the galaxy.
20 minutes
per class
Meets once
4-6
year olds
1
learner per class
per learner
How does a “One-Time” class work?
Meets once at a scheduled time
Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality
Great for exploring new interests and different styles of teachers
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Description
Class Experience
This class serves two purposes. It is meant to bridge the gap between knowing letter names and sounds and putting them together to read words. It is also meant to help students practice for beginning or end of year kindergarten testing where they will be asked to read as many CVC words as quickly as they can.
I have been working in kindergarten classrooms as a reading aide and instructional assistant for 3 years. I was in charge of assessing children and administered the DIBELS test 3 times a year.
There is no homework required, but it is highly recommended that students continue to practice reading CVC words to maintain their ability.
None
Students will be asked to read 8 CVC words and 2 sentences correctly and complete the timing at the end of the course to earn their certificate.
20 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
If parents elect to receive a physical copy of the completion certificate and a small toy wand, then they will need to indicate this. If preferred, parents and students may receive the completion certificate virtually, though they will not receive glow in the dark stars.
Teacher
Tess TuresonLicensed High School Social Studies Teacher and Experienced Kindergarten Instructional Assistant
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Lives in the
United States9 total reviews
17 completed classes
About Me
ABOUT ME: My name is Tess Tureson. If you were to stereotype me, I would be a grandma and a nerd- a grandma because I love love love old things and dying pastimes, and a nerd because my favorite hobby is learning new things and I'm fascinated by...