What's included
2 live meetings
2 in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 2 - 5
Come, join us for a magical hour of imagination, fairytales, and tea. Bring your favorite stuffed animals/dolls, your tea set, and listen to/watch classic fairytales. We will meet four times a week for an hour on an ongoing basis. Students are welcome to come and go as they, please. We will sip tea, play-act with our stuffed animals, read/watch fairytales together, and actively use our imagination together. Here is a list of upcoming days with the theme for each day and some sense of the stories we will cover: 5/4: #1 The turnip Princess & Other Newly-Found Fairytales 5/5: #2 Bad Promises: Rapunzel & Rumplestiltskin 5/6: #3 Beware of Strangers: Hansel and Gretel 5/7: #4 The Bunny Rabbit! 5/11: #5 Magical Love: The Frog Prince & Cinderella 5/12: #6 Little Red Riding Hood & Other Tales of Big Bad Wolves 5/13: #7 Beware of Strangers: Hansel & Gretel 5/14: #8 The Magical World of Elves 5/18: #9 Foxy Fables with Wolves 5/19: #10 Bigger than Life! Giants! Jack & The Beanstalk, The BFG 5/20: #11 Into the Dragon's Lair 5/25: #12 The Magic of Heart 5/26: #13 Witches & Warlocks 5/27: #14 The Magical World of Faeries 5/28: #15 The Magical World of the Unicorn
Other Details
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree from Ithaca College
I am a friendly, articulate, professional, college-educated teacher, and artist versed in a variety of disciplines, a "Renaissance Man" at heart. As Ben Franklin was quoted: "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest". I'm very patient and dedicated to finding innovative and creative ways to educate those I am teaching. I have both practical experience and theoretical training in the education of individuals with both Learning Disabilities & Developmental Disabilities.
I am an experienced educator with a bachelor's of science from Ithaca College. I'm currently working towards my Master's Degree in Education with over three years of study so far and my dissertation remaining. In addition to that work, as a graduate student, I consistently seek out workshops and webinars that provide additional certifications for educators.
My experience as an educator includes teaching at both public and private schools as well as tutoring students in STEAM subjects including SAT/GRE/ACT/ & AP prep, I have experience and training in teaching individuals with both Learning Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities. I have also volunteered my time in my local community library by organizing workshops on STEAM topics for children.
As an educator, it's my goal to stimulate my student's curiosity and to encourage persistence and determination in achieving their goals. I would like for my students to experience the empowerment of conquering ignorance and the joy in discovery and epiphany. In short, I want to open, stimulate, and expand young minds.
I teach comparative and interdisciplinary courses focused on literature, art, myth folklore, ecology, nature, science, philosophy, and history. These exciting courses will illustrate how these different areas of learning connect, inform, and influence each other. Additionally, I offer "hands-on" workshops in writing (academic/creative), photography, and cinema. This type of class environment consists of group work and active critique of their own work and the work of their peers. And as someone who is fluent in Conversational French (reading, speaking, and writing) I plan to create some simple yet immersive classes in the French Language. If there is sufficient interest I am willing and able to run weekly RPG clubs (not limited to D&D) focusing on learning life skills through roleplaying. Drama and the theater were, and still, are, a large part of both my public and collegiate career.
Outside the classroom, I am a single father of an eleven-year-old girl and our mini-menagerie which consists of "Rosie" the lab/Pitt, "Bill Murray" the Mini-Schnauzer, "Mary Shelly" an African Sideneck Turtle, "Shane Longfellow" the ball python, and "Fry" the dumbo rat. A pack of misfits much like the "Goonies"; odd, yet adventurous and loyal to the end!
Reviews
Live Group Class
$24
weekly ($12 per class)2x per week
60 min
Completed by 38 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
1-12 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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