ABC, Literally Learning Words, Draw With Me!
Dru A Driver, M.Ed.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(48)
In this course students will explore CVC, CVCe and other simple words through creative arts. Students will be given the opportunity to learn to read simple words.
Class experience
Students will learn to use their fine and gross motor skills through creative activities that incorporate words. The focus will be a different CVC/CVCe/CVCC/CCVC words each day. Examples of words include, "cat/dog/bird/cake/." Thirty-two words will be introduced in all and there is no particular order that they will be learned. Approximately five minutes at the beginning of the class will be devoted to introductions and warm-up exercises that will include songs, movements and pictures....
Students will learn to use their fine motor skills, their upper-body gross motor skills and they will use their creative ability to illustrate and color the word introduced. Students will become familiar with the word and have the opportunity to say it, spell it and write it. At least thirty-two words will be introduced and the words will include consonant/vowel/consonant words, consonant/vowel/consonant/consonant words, consonant/vowel/consonant/vowel (e) words, and other simple words. The lessons included in this class are designed so that the student may enter at lesson one, two, three, or enter at any lesson without feeling "behind."
Homework Offered
Students may, from-time-to-time, be asked to think about a specific word and be ready to share the word and meaning with classmates.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Students will be assessed informally.Grades Offered
7 files available upon enrollmentI have included a picture in the attachments that shows the necessary supplies for this class. Parents who want their child to get the full benefit of this class will need to purchase and organize the supplies on the list. 1. crayons 2. safety scissors 3. loose printing paper used for cutting exercises 4. drawing paper to use for writing and coloring 5. glue, tape, or glue stick. A glue stick seems to be the most convenient and the least messy. 6. a pencil and eraser 7, a small white board and dry erase marker for writing
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
There will be times that we may be using Google Slides to present materials that are relevant to the lesson. For example, if we are on a lesson that has to do with the letters of the alphabet, or words that begin with certain vowels, I may use Screen Share to present pictures or words on Google Slides that go along with the lesson. Google Slides will only be used during screen sharing in class.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(48)
Hello moms, dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles, caretakers, and learners! I'm Dru Driver, M.Ed. I love teaching! Pre-k and kindergarten are where it all begins, and that's where I started. I taught kindergarten and pre-k for fifteen years before...
Group Class
$28
weekly ($7 per class)4x per week
30 min
Completed by 79 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 4-7
1-5 learners per class
