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Essay Writing: Expository, Comparative, Descriptive, and Narrative Essays!

In this five-week course- Students will learn how to write well-structured essays from beginning to end. Students will develop thesis statements; use specific research strategies and construct well-balanced paragraphs. (20$off)
Lucia
Average rating:
4.9
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(383)
Class

What's included

10 live meetings
6 hrs 40 mins in-class hours
Homework
1 hour per week. Students will be required to finish off essays and hand them by end of the week.
Assessment
Students will be provided with written feedback at the end of the week!

Class Experience

US Grade 3 - 5
Welcome to essay writing! Get your thinking caps on and be ready to write, rethink and revise your written work. Using given writing prompts, students will learn how to structure a variety of essays from beginning to end.  Each week we will do a different essay. Here is what the schedule will look like:
Students will be given information from a specific site to use to write their essays. They will also gather information using graphic organizers. Students will learn how to write effective thesis statements and introductions as well. Students will then create their thesis statements and outline their essays. Shortly afterward they will begin writing.  

Week of June 25th: Narrative essay.
 Students will be asked to gather information in their graphic organizers from given articles. Students will learn how to develop and organize their ideas and use transition language when writing. Students will be asked to come up with an opinion and outline for their essay. Shortly after sharing, students can begin writing.

Week of July 2nd: Descriptive essay
Students will be asked to respond to a piece of artwork.  Students will learn how to use descriptive language that taps into their senses. Students will be asked to jot down, thoughts, feelings, and immediate reactions to a piece. Shortly afterward students will begin writing their essays.

Week of July 9th: Comparative Essays
Students will analyze two different events. Students will be asked to gather information on two different events to compare and contrast.
Students will be given graphic organizers to use. Students will do a writing exercise. Students will be asked to create outlines that show similarities and differences. They will then share these in break-out rooms and then begin writing shortly afterward.

Week of July 16th:Expository writing. 
Students will be given information from a specific site to use to write their essays. They will also gather information using graphic organizers. Students will learn how to write effective thesis statements and introductions as well. Students will then create their thesis statements and outline their essays. Shortly afterward they will begin writing Students.  


I will give students a designated time to hand in their work. Please note these will be the times I will be available to give feedback, so handing in essays at random times may be difficult for me.
I appreciate your understanding and I look forward to seeing you!

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Joined August, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Fine/Studio Arts from Memorial University of Newfoundland
Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature from Memorial University of Newfoundland
I am an avid reader and writer who is passionate about teaching young students to be great writers. I have also been teaching English for three years.

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$34

weekly or $170 for 10 classes
2x per week, 5 weeks
40 min

Live video meetings
Ages: 8-11
3-10 learners per class

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