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Essay Writing 4th & 5th Grade Elementary School (Level 1)
Choreography by Rae
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Students learn to write a five paragraph essay.
Class Experience
US Grade 4 - 5
This class introduces the 5 paragraph essay. Students will learn the core components of writing an essay, and complete two narrative essays. Previous experience with essay writing is not required. Each class begins with a free write exercise before going into the focus of the day. The teacher will engage in a discussion with students regarding the components of an essay, then students will use Google Docs and Nearpod to write their essay. As writing skills improve students may be invited to...
8 lessons//8 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Sentence Structure reviewStudents will review parts of speech and basic grammar rulesWeek 2Lesson 2Understanding how to use a Brainstorm & OutlineStudents will learn to brainstorm their ideas and organize their work.Week 3Lesson 3Writing Body ParagraphsStudents will learn how to use their brainstorm to build body paragraphs.Week 4Lesson 4Components of the Introduction & ConclusionStudents will complete a 5 paragraph essay.Week 5Lesson 5Punctuation and Vocabulary BoostStudents will write sentences to support assigned vocabulary words and practice punctuation usage.Week 6Lesson 6Practice what we learned: Writing the Second EssayStudents will write their second 5 paragraph essay.Week 7Lesson 7Introduction & Conclusion for the Second EssayStudents will finish their second 5 paragraph essay.Week 8Lesson 8Revising our Work and Group FeedbackStudents will finish revising their essay.
- Develop a solid understand of the components of a 5 paragraph essay. The ability to write about a personal experience real or imagined by using clear and complete statements. Develop comfort with using a brainstorm and outline.
Ms. Rae has over 8 years of experience teaching creative writing to Middle School students. She has been teaching ESL learners online for 6 years, is TOEFL certified, and holds a Bachelors degree in Performing Arts.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Homework
Frequency: includedFeedback: includedDetails: Each class concludes with a written homework assignment to be completed outside of class. Assignments are submitted via Google Docs. Students are expected to complete the homework via Google Docs.Assessment
Frequency: includedDetails: Students will receive written feedback on both of their final essays. Teacher sends a short summary to parents at the end of the semester.
A device with a keyboard, working microphone, and a mouse. Using a laptop or computer is ideal.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Students do not have to be good at typing, but should be comfortable using a mouse and a keyboard. This class does not use paper and pencil. No special accounts need to be created to use Google Docs. If your child does not have an email account to access Google Docs, then the teacher will be able to send the content using another method. Students may be asked to revise their written work before the next in-person meeting. Teacher comments are placed in the document's comment section. In some cases, the teacher may remit a short video to the student to demonstrate what changes are recommended.
Joined March, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Choreography by Rae has been creating self-confidence boosting programming since 2015. We're more than just movement. Academic and Life Skills: - Creative Writing - Essay Writing - Tutoring - Decluttering & Organization - Storytime Coding &...
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Group Class
$25
weekly or $200 for 8 classes1x per week, 8 weeks
55 min
Completed by 68 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-11
1-5 learners per class
