Essay Writing for 4th & 5th Grade Elementary School (Level 2)
Class experience
US Grade 4 - 5
This class introduces different types of essay using the 5 paragraph essay format. Students will practice the core components of writing an essay, and complete two essays (one opinion essay and one literary essay). Previous experience with writing a narrative essay is required. This course is designed to develop the ability to express an opinion with clear supporting reasons and to build critical thinking skills. Students begin to move away from first person focused writing and start to...
Develop a solid understand regarding different types of essays. The ability to write about their opinion using clear and complete statements. The ability to think critically about text and use data to support their view. Develop comfort with using a brainstorm and outline.
This organization has approved the following educators to teach our studio created curriculum: 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. Mr. Rafael has over 8 years of experience as an English and Math tutor.
Homework Offered
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. We cannot accept pdf or photos.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Students will receive written feedback on both of their final essays.Grades Offered
A device with a keyboard, working microphone, and a mouse. Using a laptop or computer is ideal. If using a tablet, students must be comfortable using the keyboard available on their tablet.
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 please notify us prior to the first class and ensure that your child has a writing program on their own device (notepad, notes, Word). Nearpod links are shared in class using Zoom Chat and do not require a special account. Students are sent the links via Zoom chat and will login using any name they choose. The student name is not saved in Nearpod. Each assignment will receive a written review from the instructor at least 3 days before the next class meeting. 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. The final essay will be reviewed during the final class. Students will have 3 days after the final class to make revisions to their final essay. Once the deadline has passed the instructor will provide written feedback on the content of the final essay.
For our literary analysis we will use a publicly available version of Little Red Riding Hood. This is not the original Grimm's version and the ending is not violent.
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 &...
Group Class
$168
for 6 classes1x per week, 6 weeks
55 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-11
2-6 learners per class