What's included
80 live meetings
80 in-class hoursHomework
1-2 hours per week. Optional homework will be assigned but it is highly recommended to complete.Assessment
If requested homework will be graded, recorded, and a final grade will be issued at the end of the semester.Grading
includedClass Experience
US Grade 2
This will be a semester-long full curriculum 2nd-grade class that includes English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies. This class will utilize Nearpod in nearly every class. Nearpod is an excellent resource that will allow for lessons with interactive slides, videos, games, and more. For ELA and Math, I teach using the I do, we do, you do method. I will teach the mini-lesson, show examples, and allow students to practice individually. We will also utilize the whiteboard. Activities/worksheets will also be assigned as practice between classes. For Science, there will be mini-lessons, occasional hands-on activities, and science journals. Social Studies will have a combination of interactive lessons, worksheets, and hands-on activities. Students will have access to Zearn and Lalilo for practice in math and reading. A login will be issued after enrollment. A mid-semester progress report will be issued in addition to an end-of-semester report card depending on assignments turned in. A fun certificate of completion will also be issued to each learner at the end of the semester! ——Class Breakdown—— Mon/Wed - ELA/Math 1. “Morning” work (5 min) 2. Math mini lesson/I work examples (10 min) 3. We work examples (5 min) 4. Students work on a few problems independently (5 min) 5. Open class for questions (5 min) 6. ELA mini-lesson (10 min) 7. We work examples (5 min) 8. Students work independently (5 min) 9. Open class for questions (5 min) Tues/Thurs - Science/Social Studies 1. “Morning” work (5 min) 2. Science mini-lesson (10 min) 3. Work on the daily activity together (5 min) 4. Explain project or homework/open class for questions (5 min) 5. Brain Break (10 min if time allows) 6. Social Studies mini-lesson (10) 7. Work on daily activity (5 min) 8. Explain project or homework/open class for questions (5 min) ——Weekly Lesson Schedule— Week 1: Math - Strategies for adding 2-digit numbers/Subtract 1’s using place value. ELA - Titles of books and movies/Subject-Verb agreement (adding s) Science - Earth’s water SS - Then and now daily life - clothing, activities, foods, school, houses Week 2: Math - Subtracting 10s using place value/Subtracting two-digit numbers without regrouping ELA - Subject-Verb agreement (adding es)/Irregular verbs: Am, Is, Are Science - Water Cycle SS - Elected officials of the executive branch Week 3: Math - Subtracting a 1-digit number with regrouping/Addition and subtraction with number lines ELA - Irregular verbs: Has, Have/Past-tense verbs: Was, Were Science - Rapid Earth changes SS - How weather, seasons, and climate affect peoples’ lives in a community and region Week 4: Math - Missing numbers in addition and subtraction/Addition word problems: horses ELA - Past-Tense verbs: Had/Past-tense verbs: went, saw Science - Slow Earth Changes SS - Scarcity and decision making Week 5: Math - Subtraction word problems: crayons/Subtraction word problems: basketball ELA - Contractions with not/Contractions with Am, Is Are Science - Comparing Earth’s changes SS - The functions of the constitution Week 6: Math - Adding and subtracting on number line word problems/Adding two-digit numbers on a number line ELA - Contractions with will/Plural nouns with s Science - Water erosion SS - Authority and role of the government Week 7: Math - Multi-step addition word problem/Multi-step subtraction word problem ELA - Plural nouns with es/Irregular plural nouns Science - Wind erosion SS - Settlement patterns - Where people live and why Week 8: Math - Adding 10 or 100/Adding 1’s, 10’s, and 100’s ELA - Pronouns I and me/Comparative adjectives Science - Glacial erosion SS - Income earning Week 9: Math - Adding and subtracting on number line/Adding 3-digit numbers without regrouping ELA - Synonyms/Antonyms Science - Solving erosion SS - Major science and technology inventions/discoveries - transportation, and how these changed lives Week 10: Math - Addition using groups of 10 and 100/Breaking apart 3-digit addition problems ELA - Homophones/Multiple-Meaning words Science - Erosion Presentation SS - Basic principles of democracy - equality, fairness, respect for authority and rules Week 11: Math - Subtracting 1, 10, or 100/Subtracting 1’s, 10’s, and 100’s ELA - Planning/Writing Science - Weather SS - How people modify the physical environment - Roads clearing land, etc. and positive/negative consequences Week 12: Math - Subtracting 3-digit numbers (no regrouping)/Subtracting with place value blocks (regrouping) ELA - Revising/Proofreading Science - Marine and ocean life overview SS - Cost of production - Human, natural, and capital resources Week 13: Math - Adding and subtracting on a number line/Adding four two-digit numbers ELA - Publishing/Writing a paragraph Science - Animals of the marine biome - Fish SS - Major science and technology inventions/discoveries and their impact Week 14: Math - Adding multiple 2-digit numbers word problems/Counting American coins/Counting dollars ELA - Writing a friendly letter/Writing to convince Science - Animals of the marine biome - Marine Mammals SS - Taxation and community services Week 15: Math - Time on a number line/Telling time (labeled clock) ELA - Reading comprehension/Intro to book reports Science - Animals of the marine biome - Mollusks SS - Consumption - How people depend on the environment Week 16: Math - Getting a sense of meters and centimeters/Getting a sense of inches and feet/Measuring in inches/Measuring lengths (cm, m) ELA - Structure of a story/How do words and phrases supply rhythm and meaning in a story, poem, or song. Science - Animal life cycles, Butterfly SS - Role of banks in the economy Week 17: Math - Measuring lengths in different units/Estimating lengths/Length word problem example/Length word problems ELA - Finding key details in a story/Identifying the main topic of a multi-paragraph text Science - Animal life cycles, Frog SS - Changes in the local community, over time (roads, buildings, transportation, population) Week 18: Math - Making picture graphs and line plots/Picture graphs/Creating a bar graph/Reading bar graphs ELA - Learning to use glossaries, indexes, captions, and bold print to identify key facts or information/long and short vowels Science - Animal life cycles, ant SS - Historical figures who exemplified good citizenship Week 19: Math - Recognizing shapes/Shapes and angles ELA - Root words, prefixes, and suffixes Science - Animal life cycles, bees SS - Why people, ideas, things move from one place to another Week 20: Math - Equal parts of circles and rectangles/Partitioning rectangles ELA - Intro to reference materials/Present end of the year memory book Science - Animal life cycles, ladybugs SS - Production from natural resources to finished product *Students will need basic supplies for the school year. Crayons, colored pencils, pencils, a notebook and folder with brads for each subject, children’s scissors, and stick glue. I will provide a link each week to our Nearpod lessons. I will also provide any worksheets or a list of supplies for projects and activities as a post in the classroom.
Learning Goals
Students will gain mastery in 2nd-grade standards based topics for ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Scissors might be used for projects
Pre-Requisites
Students should have previously completed 1st grade.
Supply List
Crayons, colored pencils, pencils, a notebook and folder with brads for each subject, children’s scissors, and stick glue. Teacher will provide worksheets, printables, and Science journals.
1 file available upon enrollment
Teacher expertise and credentials
I have 8 years of experience teaching elementary students in grades Kindergarten-8th in a homeschool and cooperative setting. My experience includes 3 years of teaching 2nd grade core subjects including language arts, math, science, and social studies.
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Live Group Class
$50
weekly or $1,000 for 80 classes4x per week, 20 weeks
60 min
Completed by 15 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-9
3-9 learners per class