An English Elementary Grammar Discovery 2
In this on-going course, your child will explore grammar topics in an engaging and hands on approach.
Maria Ramirez, M.A. Elementary Education
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(281)
What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekHomework
1 hour per week. There will be activities that will begin during class and can be completed after class. There may be additional activities available for practice outside of class as well.Assessment
Each student's progress will be monitored during each class.Class Experience
US Grade 1 - 3
Each week I will introduce a new grammar topic or rule. I will engage the students with an informational video and/or visual representation. Students will then practice the rule with an activity. I designed this class in a way to make learning grammar enjoyable and applicable. Classes will run through June. Schedule: Aug. 29: Review - Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives Sept. 5: Proper Nouns Showing Possession Sept. 12: Types of Adjectives Sept. 19: Linking Verbs Sept. 26: Subject & Predicate Oct. 3: Contractions Oct. 10: Phrases Oct. 17: Adverbs Review Oct. 24: Homophones Oct. 31: Homographs Nov. 7: Sentence Correction - Run-ons Nov. 14: Commas and Compound Sentences Nov. 21: Quotation Marks Nov. 28: Prefixes Dec. 5: Suffixes Dec. 12: Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those Dec. 19: Review - Declarative and Interrogative Sentences Dec. 26: Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences Jan. 2: Complete Subjects and Predicates Jan. 9: Compound Sentences Jan. 16: Clauses and Compound Sentences Jan. 23: Common and Proper Nouns Jan. 30: Regular Plural Nouns Feb. 6: Irregular Plural Nouns Feb. 13: Singular Possessive Nouns Feb. 20: Action and Linking Verbs Feb. 27: Main and Helping Verbs Mar. 6: Subject Verb Agreement Mar. 13: Present, Past and Future Tense Mar. 20: Irregular Verbs Mar. 27: Singular and Plural Pronouns Apr. 3: Similes Apr. 10: Articles Apr. 17: Pronouns Apr. 24: Prepositions May 1: Conjunctions May 8: Interjections May 15: Demonstratives May 22: Metaphors May 29: Alliterations Jun. 5: Compound Words Jun. 12: Synonyms and Antonyms Jun. 19: Revision Each week I will introduce a new grammar topic or rule. I will engage the students with a read aloud, informational video, or visual representation. Students will then practice the rule with an activity. Since we meet once a week the student will have the opportunity to finish the activity and/or engage in another practice activity after class. I am designing this class in a way to make learning grammar enjoyable and applicable.
Other Details
Supply List
Students need paper, pencil, scissors, glue/tape, and coloring materials. There may be other various documents needed to be printed for class that will be posted to the classroom page prior to class.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined January, 2020
5.0
281reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello! My name is Maria Ramirez. I have a masters degree in elementary education from Simmons University. I hold a Massachusetts teaching license for grades 1-6 and a Moderate Disabilities License for PreK - 8. I have been teaching children for over 16 years in charter, public, private, online schools, homeschool, and internationally during the school year and summer. I am passionate in finding fun and engaging ways to teach. I believe in nurturing each student's curiosity and excitement to learn through hands on exploration and discovery. I am a mother to two children ages 7 and 9. We love to spend time vegetable and fruit gardening, taking care of our chickens, painting, going on nature walks, and reading books together.Reviews
Live Group Class
$13
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 16 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-9
1-6 learners per class
