2nd Grade Full Curriculum: Reading, Writing, Math & Phonics Learning Pod 4X/Week
Join me for a year of learning second grade standards based concepts. This class will include full curriculum ELA, reading, writing, phonics and math. Great for homeschoolers/homeschooling. I am a certified K-8 teacher with a Masters of Science in Education.
What's included
4 live meetings
3 hrs 20 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 2
This class will cover a full year of second-grade reading, writing, phonics, and math curriculum-based on common core standards. Learners are welcome to join the class at any time. Although some class content will build from the previous week, it will not prevent the new learner from understanding the concept we are covering during the current week. For example, some weeks, learners may choose to continue a writing piece they started in a previous class, or we may continue reading a book we started in a class prior. In both these circumstances, new learners will be given all the information they need to be successful in class. I am an experienced teacher with nine years of teaching experience. Over the past six years, I have taught 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade at my local public school, teaching all subject areas(reading, writing, math, phonics, science, and social studies). I am excited to learn with your learner this school year! I believe in meeting learners at their current academic level and providing an encouraging learning environment to facilitate meaningful learning. Learners should come to class with paper and pencil or whiteboard. I encourage discussions and lots of interaction but also understand some learners prefer to refrain from participating and enjoy listening to class discussions. Each subject taught (reading, writing, phonics, math) will include a mini-lesson, group practice, and independent practice. The mini-lesson will include the new teaching point, which the teacher will demonstrate using interactive slides and/or Jamboard. Math instruction will consist of a worksheet provided by the teacher each week. If you wish to print the worksheet, you may do so, or learners can follow along using a whiteboard or piece of paper while I share my screen during the lesson. **This is an ongoing class, so join anytime, as new concepts will not depend on previous classes. Although some weeks' content will build from the previous week, it will not prevent the new learner from understanding the concept we are covering during the current week.** **Classes for the 2024-2025 School year will begin Sept. 3rd** ⭐⭐⭐I cannot share class recordings as per agreements with publishers, who have granted permission to use specific materials under the condition that videos are not posted. Your understanding and cooperation in respecting these agreements are greatly appreciated. Additionally, please note that refunds will not be issued for missed classes. Thank you for your understanding and commitment to our shared learning experience. ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ It is helpful if learners can access the chat and mute and unmute themselves. ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐From June through August 2025, this class will practice math, reading, and writing strategies to prepare for third grade. This will prepare learners for more complex 3rd grade concepts. I will include introductions to 3rd grade topics. ⭐⭐⭐ Math topics taught: Fluently add and subtract within 20 Add within 100 using strategies Fluently add within 100 Subtract within 100 using strategies Fluently subtract within 100 Problem solving with addition and subtraction Numbers to 1000 Add within 1000 using strategies Subtract within 1000 using strategies Graphing Shapes Reading topics taught will include comprehension, accuracy and fluency strategies through mini lessons below: Previewing and predicting Retelling Learning about characters Lessons learned from the book Scooping words and phrases Stop and Jot Strategies to figure out tricky words How to use more than one reading strategy at a time Phonics topics taught: Consonant blends Consonant digraphs R controlled Long and short vowels Vowel digraphs Soft and hard C and G syllable patterns Inflectional endings Silent letters Prefixes Writing topics taught: Narrative writing Nonfiction writing Opinion writing Fictional writing Informational writing Monday and Wednesday: Reading and Phonics Lessons Tuesday and Thursday: Writing and Math Lessons Week 1: Sept. 1 NO CLASS ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4TH. Reading: Previewing and predicting Phonics: Consonant blends Writing: All About Me Writing Math: Place value Week 2: Sept. 8 Reading: Learning about characters and Retelling Phonics: R controlled Writing: Discovering small moment narrative stories and planning how to write a story Math: Place Value Week 3: Sept. 15 Reading: Noticing how characters change and how to bring characters to life Phonics: Vowel digraphs Writing: Stretching out small moments and adding details Math: Add/Subtract within 20 Week 4: Sept 22 Reading: Discovering lessons in our story Phonics: Soft and hard C and G Writing: Editing/Shared writing Math: Add/Subtract within 20 Week 5: Sept. 29 Reading: Read longer phrases by scooping words and using more than one reading strategy at a time Phonics: Syllable patterns Writing: Introduction to fictional writing and planning our writing Math: Add/Subtract within 20 Week 6: Oct. 6 Reading: Introduction to book series and collecting Information about main characters Phonics: Inflectional ending -ed Writing: Writing the beginning to our fictional stories Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 7: Oct. 13 Reading: Paying Attention to How Characters Respond Phonics: Silent letters Writing: What makes realistic fiction realistic and adding dialogue Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 8: Oct. 20 Reading: Notice Similarities in Characters Phonics: Trigraphs Writing: Using patterns in our writing Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 9: Oct. 27 Reading: Understand Characters Phonics: ew, ue Writing: Using illustrations to tell important details and adding punctuation Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 10: Nov. 3 Reading: Use What I know About Characters to Make Predictions Phonics: ie, ei Writing: Editing and meet the author page Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 11: Nov. 10 Reading:: Pay Attention to Relationships Between Characters Phonics: oi, oy Writing: Shared writing and free write Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 12: Nov. 17 Reading: Nonfiction readers read to learn and question Phonics: aw, au Writing: Free Write Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 13: Nov. 24 Reading: Life Lesson Phonics: Schwa Writing: Generating topics on for informational books Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 14: Dec. 1 Reading: Book Study Phonics: ou, ow Writing: Informational writing Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 15: Dec. 8 Reading: Using context to build knowledge of unknown words and being a flexible word solver Phonics: dge, ge Writing: Informational writing continued Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 17: Dec. 15 Reading: Winter book study Phonics: adding ing to VVC words Writing: Sharing our informational writing Math: Add/Subtract within 100 DEC. 22-28 IS WINTER BREAK NO CLASSES Week 18: Dec 29 Reading: Main Idea Phonics: Ending blends Writing: Show and Tell writing Math: Add/Subtract within 100 Week 19: Jan. 5 Reading: Read Common Endings and Beginnings in a snap! Phonics: Unusual past tense words Writing: Opinion Writing Math: Money Week 20: Jan. 12 Reading: How to be a flexible word solver Phonics: Plural endings -es, s Writing: Opinion Writing Math: Money Week 21: Jan. 19 Reading: Retelling Phonics: Unusual plurals Writing: Opinion Writing Math: Money Week 22: Jan. 26 Reading: Stop and Jot Phonics: Inflected endings +y Writing: Shared writing day Math: Telling time Week 23: Feb. 2 Reading: Learning about characters and character traits Phonics: Compound Words Writing: Writing about a picture Math: Telling time Week 24: Feb. 9 Reading: Determine How the Author Paints a Picture With Words Phonics: VCV and VCCV patterns Writing: Writing about a picture/share writing Math: Geometry Week 25: Feb. 16 Reading: Finding Precise Words in the Story Phonics: ee and ea Writing: Research writing as a class Math: Geometry Week 26: Feb. 23 Reading: Using meaning to read fluently and reading at a just right speed Phonics: Long A patterns within in syllables Writing:Research writing as a class Math: Geometry Week 27: March 2 Reading: Recognizing literary language and understanding comparisons Phonics: Long I patterns within in syllables Writing: Research writing as a class Math: Geometry Week 28: March 9 Reading: Noticing when authors play with words and focusing on special language Phonics: Long O patterns within in syllables Writing: Show and Tell Writing Math:Geometry Week 29: March 17 Reading: Holding on to stories even when books are long and staying on track when books get tricky Phonics: Long U patterns within in syllables Writing: Research writing as a class Math: Geometry Week 30: March 30 Reading: Using writing to solve reading problems Phonics: Long and short E patterns within in syllables Writing: Share class research project Math: Geometry Week 31: April 6 Reading: Retelling longer books Phonics: vowel teams aw, al, au Writing: Writing about any topic you choose and share it with the class Math: Subtracting within 1000 Strategies Week 32 April 13 Reading: Story elements Phonics: final syllable -le Writing: Narrative Math: Geometry Week 33 April 20 Reading: Book Talk Phonics: Synonyms Writing: Narrative Math: Geometry Week 34 April 27 Reading: Book Talk Phonics: Antonym Writing: Narrative Math: Graphing Week 35 May 4 Reading: Book Talk Phonics: Homophones Writing: Narrative Math: Graphing Week 36 May 11 Reading: Book Talk Phonics: final syllable -y, -ey, -ie Writing: Editing and shared writing Math: Multiplication Week 37 May 18 Reading: Book Talk Phonics: Word Puzzles Writing: Free Write Math: Multiplication Week 38 May 25 ( NO CLASS ON MONDAY MAY 25) Reading: Main idea Phonics: End of year review Writing: Free Write Math: End of year review ⭐⭐⭐From June through August , 2025, the 9am EST class will continue practicing math, reading, and writing strategies to prepare for third grade. This will prepare learners for more complex 3rd grade concepts. I will include introductions to 3rd grade topics. ⭐⭐⭐ Step up to 3rd grade topics start June 3rd June 3: Reading: Comprehension check Writing: Summer Writing Math: Multiplication as Repeated Addition and Arrays June 9:Reading: Predicting what will happen next Writing: Summer Writing Math: Division as Sharing and Division as Repeated Subtraction June 16 NO CLASS THIS WEEK June 23: Reading: Learning about characters and Retelling Writing: Summer Writing Math: Adding with Partial Sum and Adding 3-Digit Numbers June 30: Reading: Word solving strategies Writing: Summer Writing Math: Subtract with Partial Differences and Subtracting 3-Digit Numbers July 7: Reading: Using context clues Writing: Summer Writing Math: Place-Value July 14: Reading: Figuring out confusing expressions Writing: Summer Writing Math: Adding 4-Digit Numbers July 21: Reading: Asking questions while reading Writing: Summer Writing Math: Subtracting 4-Digit Numbers July 28: Reading: Non-Fiction Writing: Summer Writing Math: Multiplication Aug. 4: Reading: Comprehension Writing: Summer Writing Math:Practice division, subtraction, addition, place value and multiplication Aug. 11: Reading: Fluency Writing: Summer Writing Math: Rounding to add and subtract Aug. 18: Reading: Accuracy Writing: Summer Writing Math: Word Problems Aug. 25: Reading: Accuracy Writing: Summer Writing Math: Word Problems
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Gimkit will be used in class to practice math concepts; no account will be needed for this source. Gimkit will also be used as an option for homework outside of class; an account is not required.
Supply List
Learners should have paper or a whiteboard, a printer, printer paper, and ink to print worksheets. They should also have Pencils and pens for writing, and whiteboard makers should be available for those using a whiteboard.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
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Teacher expertise and credentials
2 teachers have teaching certificates
Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Maine Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
2 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Education from Wilkes University
Master's Degree in Education from Walden University
2 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from University of Pittsburgh
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Shippensburg University
*Certified K-8 Teacher
*Masters of Science in Education
Reviews
Live Group Class
$70
weekly ($18 per class)4x per week
50 min
Completed by 314 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-9
3-15 learners per class