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Brick Building - Halloween Theme and Storytime with Room on the Broom
Is your child ready to enjoy a beloved classic as part of an interactive read aloud? Come join the fun with the story, Room on the Broom, and build Halloween creations using bricks (or any other building blocks or even clay/dough).
Miss Elizabeth: Masters of Ed, Reading Specialist
292 total reviews for this teacher
Completed by 6 learners
5-9
year old learners
4-6
learners per class
$11
Charged upfront
Meets once
40 minute class
Available times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
Come join in an interactive read aloud with Room on the Broom and then have fun creating with bricks to build a fall and/or Halloween themed build. If your child prefers materials like play dough that is fine too! You can use whatever building blocks or supplies you have at home to share about the story! Using my expertise as an elementary school librarian, I will share the story Room on the Broom in a very fun and enthusiastic style that will be sure to have your child drawn into the story....
Participate in an interactive read aloud. Student will be able to use oral language skills to express favorite part of the story. Student will be able to answer comprehension questions about what was heard. Student will be able to create or draw something relevant to the story.
Read alouds are a critical part of a child's development and a wonderful way to engage learners in the reading process. As an experienced classroom teacher and elementary school librarian, with a Master's in Reading, I love to captive students with wonderful pictures books. I love to incorporate skills like predictions, connections, and summarizing when doing read alouds so learners connect to the text. Adding in the element of art and STEM, allows your child to use his/her creativity to build or make something related to the text. Fostering the love of creativity and reading are two of my passions and I hope your child will find this course a fun story time favorite!
No homework
Your child can use whatever supplies they prefer to build, draw, and/or create their piece. Suggested items could include, but are not limited to, play dough, building bricks, art supplies, or clay.
40 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
As a teacher, librarian, and mom of three little ones, I always recommend you preview the book on your own to see if it is appropriate for your child.
Teacher
Miss Elizabeth: Masters of Ed, Reading SpecialistMiss Elizabeth
292 total reviews
251 completed classes
About Me
Hello! I am a licensed PK - 6 Teacher and have a Master's in Reading and I love to share my passion for the joy of learning with students. I also am a Nationally Board Certified teacher and even served as a Fulbright Exchange Teacher, teaching...
