4th Grade Semester English Language Arts Full Curriculum (1x/Week)
We call this class The ‘Fun’ in Fundamental English! In this ongoing class, students will meet twice a week for a thorough language arts curriculum.
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1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 4
We call this class The ‘Fun’ in Fundamental English! In this ongoing class, students will meet twice a week for a thorough language arts curriculum.
This class covers the foundation of the English language and serves up a rudimentary understanding of tenses, punctuation, and other dos and don’ts on a platter of fun worksheets and games. This class focuses on increasing their vocabulary libraries and analytical skills within literature. Students will train their understanding of the written and oral rules of the English language. Our goal is for students in this class to develop the ability to write and read with purpose.
Suitable for children in grade 4, every week we will be covering the following categories: Literature, Foundational Skills, Reading, Grammar and Writing so that students can easily grasp and retain core principles. This class is sure to keep young learners coming back for more.
There will be some fun worksheets, discussion, games and lots of visual prompts throughout this interactive class to engage learners!
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Topics as follow:
Week of Aug 22
LITERATURE This is How I Fly
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS The Watsons
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Fragment or Not?
WRITING Finding Text Evidences
Week of Aug 29
READING Reading: Life in Space/ In the Bathroom
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Which one is correct
WRITING Assertions
** New term starts in Sept 2022**
Week of Sep 5
LITERATURE A Trip to the Moon
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Relative Adverbs
Week of Sep 12
READING Famous Women and their Character Traits LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR What are adverbs?
Week of Sep 19
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Chopping words into parts: Unfamiliar Words WRITING Creating an outline for your writing
Week of Sep 26
READING Cave Paintings
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Punctuation and Capitalization
Week of Oct 3
READING Theme and Summary: The Tornado
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Determiner & Quantifiers: Mark it up!
Week of Oct 10
LITERATURE Poetry: good and bad children by Robert Louis Stevenson FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Parts of a poem
Week of Oct 17
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Fiction vs. Non-fiction
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR fill in the missing words: Vocabulary
Week of Oct 24
LITERATURE Identifying Genres
READING Determining Theme: The Princess's Tale
Week of Oct 31
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Setting and Character: The Young Chimney Sweep READING Reading Comprehension: The Football Team
Week of Nov 7
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Point of view: first or third person
LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Rewriting first and third person sentences: A Tale of ...
Week of Nov 14
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Prefix/Suffix and syllables: Stop Think Break LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Connecting Text to Visuals Worksheets: The Game is AFoot
Week of Nov 21
LITERATURE Cracking Open New Words - how to figure out unfamiliar words LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Figurative Language: Metaphors 1
Week of Nov 28
LITERATURE All hail the King
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Cracking Open New Words
Week of Dec 5
LITERATURE Three Monkeys
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Growing up in Ancient Greece
Week of Dec 12
READING Reading Information: Bullying, What is it and What to Do LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Summer Vacation
Week of Dec 19
LITERATURE OR READING Where am I?
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Missing Something
Week of Dec 26
LITERATURE Who am I?
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Cave Paintings
Week of Jan 2
LITERATURE The Little Sister
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Phoebe's Poem
Week of Jan 9
READING Jane Austen
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR My Talks
Week of Jan 16
LITERATURE OR READING A Worthy opponent
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Writing about the future
Week of Jan 23
LITERATURE Literature: The Pirates Secret
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Walking The Dog
Week of Jan 30
LITERATURE What's the Setting
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Sullivan's Fall
Week of Feb 6
READING The Dragon Of the Dark Heart
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR What are you doing in the Kitchen
Week of Feb 13
LITERATURE OR READING Reading: Witch Hill
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Progressive Tenses
Week of Feb 20
LITERATURE Using context clues- Antonyms
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Context Clues
Week of Feb 27
LITERATURE What's the Scheme?
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Expand Your Vocabulary
Week of Mar 6
READING Reading: Finding The main idea
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Modal Auxiliary/ Could
Week of Mar 13
LITERATURE OR READING Reading: The Big Idea
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR A boxing Match
Week of Mar 20
LITERATURE Literature: The Young Chimney
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Using Sentences for Context
Week of Mar 27
LITERATURE Awesome Animals
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Bold As It Can Be
Week of Apr 3
READING Text Structure
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Seeking Out Antonyms
Week of Apr 10
LITERATURE OR READING Reading: Who was Florence Nightingale LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR The private eye- Prepositional Phrases
Week of Apr 17
LITERATURE Literature: The Sweet Spell of Success
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS The soda Habit
Week of Apr 24
LITERATURE This is How I Fly
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS The Watsons
Week of May 1
READING Reading: Life in Space/ In the Bathroom
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Which one is correct
Week of May 8
LITERATURE OR READING Reading: The Gardener
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Degrees of meaning
Week of May 15
LITERATURE Just My Type
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Riddles
Week of May 22
LITERATURE Cassy and My Funny Grandma
FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Using Context Clues to Solve Riddles
Week of May 29
READING Reading: Types of Flower
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Describing People with Metaphors and similes
Week of Jun 5
LITERATURE OR READING Reading: The Food we eat
LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Animal IdiomsOther Details
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined November, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
1 teacher has a teaching certificate
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Foreign Language
2 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Education from University of Ottawa
Master's Degree in Education from University of South Wales, Uk
8 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Universidad Autonoma de Entre Rios
Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Language from Laval University
Bachelor's Degree from Laurentian university
Bachelor's Degree from Concordia University
Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Language from Universidad de La Salle
Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Language from University of Lethbridge
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from University of South Africa
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Mauritius Institute of Education
Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Language from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)
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Live Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
45 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-10
2-6 learners per class
