What's included
5 live meetings
2 hrs 55 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 3 - 6
Are you a student who loves history, science, sports, and music? Does the idea of learning about these topics while reading and writing about them excite you? If you answered "yes" you have found the perfect course for you! In this ongoing course, learners will engage with a new topic each and every session. I will introduce the topic with a question followed by a group reading with a related article from Read Works (readworks.org). After reading, we will briefly discuss the information we learned and answer a question set that will allow us to dig deeper into the content. I will project the ReadWorks content from my computer to our Zoom meeting. This is a wonderful way to support your learner and assist them with honing their reading and writing skills during the summer months. Daily Reading and Writing Topics: July 15th-Day1: Famous Buildings Article Name: The Sydney Opera House - Who built it and why - How long did it take to construct? July 16th-Day2: Inspiring Athletes Article Name: Wilma Rudolph- Star of the Track - Who was she and where did she grow up? - Why was track important for her? - Why is she recognized today? July 17th-Day 3: Amazing Animals Article Name: Animals: From Our Homes To the Wild - Do you like animals? Why or why not? - Tigers and their habitats July 18th-Day 4: Our Health Article Name: It Feels Good To Laugh - Why do people laugh? - Do you think there are any health benefits associated with laughing? July 19th-Day 5: Learner's Choice! Article will be voted on and selected by the learners in the class.
Learning Goals
Learners will improve their reading, comprehension, pronunciation, writing, and presentation skills. Although presentation skills are a focus, if a learner is not comfortable/doesn't want to openly read or share to the group, they will have the option not to.
Other Details
Learning Needs
This class is designed to be flexible and will adjust to the capacity of the learner. If learner does present with ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia, etc, the material used in class can be quickly adapted to meet the learner's needs.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
www.readworks.org
Teacher expertise and credentials
Master's Degree in Psychology from City University of New York (CUNY) - John Jay College
Greetings! I'm Courtney and so pleased to meet you! I have a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Seton Hall University, a Masters Degree from The City University of New York, and a TESOL from Arizona State University.
For the past 7 years, I have worked with a startup as a professional college essay writer and have taught writing and literacy skills in-person and online to both K-12 and adult learners. In these classes, I would engage all of my learners in topics that were of interest to them. This allowed for speedy growth and progress in every aspect of their literacy, speaking, and writing development.
My classes are writing, conversation and literacy-based. Expect a book club, a creative writing class, a social club, and fun trivia as a few of my course offerings.
In my classes, I take a communicative approach to learning. I strive to meet your student where they are in their learning journey and support them from there. Whether it is a 1-day class or a 5-week class, the attention I give to your learner (and you) is personalized.
Speaking of personal, I am a mother of a wonderful 8 year-old. His creative and imaginative personality helps fuel mine. Also, I am from New York City and elephants, lemurs, coffee, and cooking are some of my favorite things.
I appreciate you for your time and look forward to meeting you and your learner in my class!
- Courtney
Reviews
Live Group Class
$60
weekly ($12 per class)5x per week
35 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-11
3-10 learners per class