6th Grade Semester English Language Arts Full Curriculum (2x / 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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2 live meetings
1 in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 6
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. This is where students will learn to perfect all aspects of information output and input. Suitable for children in grade 6, 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! **please read our Absence Policy before enrollment: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iIOnGbdPegwQ7FY_MViN2YmfzSxI0249M1pjprTlcD8/edit?usp=sharing** Topics as follow: Week of Aug 22 LITERATURE The Story of The First Pearls FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Circling Roots LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Noun Word Bank WRITING Shaping America with Social Media Week of Aug 29 READING Reading:How Camel Got His Hump LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Slight Adjustment WRITING Taking a Side:Pro & Con ** New term starts in Sept 2022** Week of Sep 5 READING Using Evidence in Text: Making Inferences LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Expeditions of Captain Cook Week of Sep 12 LITERATURE Summarizing a story: The Bermuda Triangle FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Sentence Completion: vocabulary Week of Sep 19 FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Compare and Contrast Literature: Wizards WRITING How to Write a Concluding statement Week of Sep 26 LITERATURE Making inferences: Francine and Jason LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Vague Pronouns Week of Oct 3 FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS language variation - synonym and definition WRITING Create a story - Hiking across the USA Week of Oct 10 LITERATURE Explaining Literary Elements LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Vague Pronouns - Correction Week of Oct 17 FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Foreign Words we use everyday in English LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Sentence Completion: Vocabulary Week of Oct 24 READING The Amazon River Dolphin - reading and summary LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Analogies Week of Oct 31 LITERATURE On the Journey - Poetry LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Practice with analogies Week of Nov 7 LITERATURE Edgar Guest Famous Life Poem FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Poem Analysis Worksheet: Edgar Guest Week of Nov 14 READING Reading Comprehension: The Lost City of Atlantis LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Analogies and relationships between words: flying in the right direction Week of Nov 21 FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS a fun spelling game LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Commonly confusing words Week of Nov 28 FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Pair and share words LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR Parentheses and emphasis Week of Dec 5 LITERATURE MAking Inferences: School Bus story FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Key Details Week of Dec 12 READING The Three Expedition of Captain Cook LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR It's Pizza Party Week of Dec 19 LITERATURE OR READING Literature: Putting In on Film LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Circle It Week of Dec 26 LITERATURE Literature: John James Audubon FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Word Meanings Week of Jan 2 LITERATURE Where are they? FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS True or False? Week of Jan 9 READING Reading: History of Writing LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Singular Pronoun: Let's Go For a Drive Week of Jan 16 LITERATURE OR READING Literature:Creating a Character LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Identifying Pronoun Shift Week of Jan 23 LITERATURE Literature: Little Red Riding Hood FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Distinguishing Between Similar Words Week of Jan 30 LITERATURE MAth -o-mania FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Commonly confused words Week of Feb 6 READING Reading:Remy's Kindergarten LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Dialect Week of Feb 13 LITERATURE OR READING Literature: Mercury and The wood Man LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Improperly used words Week of Feb 20 LITERATURE Karin and Kelly FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Read The Sentence Week of Feb 27 LITERATURE Introductory Paragraph Review FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS How to Succeed Week of Mar 6 READING Reading: Apple Cobbler LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Simple and Complete Subject Week of Mar 13 LITERATURE OR READING Camping Mystery LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Writing Complete Sentences Week of Mar 20 LITERATURE Exams and Smoking FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS A Brook in the City Week of Mar 27 LITERATURE Good Parents and School Policy FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Spell Check! Week of Apr 3 READING Reading: The New Father LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Can You Find The Personified Sentence Week of Apr 10 LITERATURE OR READING Reading: The Search LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Making Personified Sentence Week of Apr 17 LITERATURE Literature: The Three Billy Goats Gruff FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Determining Meaning Week of Apr 24 LITERATURE The Story of The First Pearls FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Circling Roots Week of May 1 READING Reading:How Camel Got His Hump LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Slight Adjustment Week of May 8 LITERATURE OR READING Reading: The Keepsake Mill LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR What Sounds Best Week of May 15 LITERATURE Narrative Point of View FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Affixes and Roots Week of May 22 LITERATURE Narrative Perspective FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS Denotation and Connotation Week of May 29 READING Reading: How Fire brought to Indians LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR Antonyms are Context Clues Week of Jun 5 LITERATURE OR READING Reading:Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening LANGUAGE/ GRAMMAR The dash as Punctuation
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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
2 teachers have teaching certificates
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Foreign Language
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
3 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree from Athabasca University
Master's Degree in Education from University of Ottawa
Master's Degree in Education from University of South Wales, Uk
9 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Universidad Autonoma de Entre Rios
Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences from University of Ottawa
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 University of Lethbridge
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Mauritius Institute of Education
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from University of South Africa
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Western Ontario
Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Language from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)
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Live Group Class
$20
weekly ($10 per class)2x per week
30 min
Completed by 9 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-12
2-6 learners per class
