IEW Ancient History-Based Writing: 2nd Semester (3rd - 5th Grade)
In this 11-week course, we will cover the final eleven lessons (16-26) of IEW's Ancient History-Based Writing.
Melissa L. - Registered IEW Instructor
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What's included
11 live meetings
9 hrs 10 mins in-class hoursHomework
2-4 hours per week. Lessons will be assigned in class each week dependant upon what we cover in class and what is remaining.Assessment
Learners are assessed each week in class based upon their contribution to conversations. They will also be assessed through homework submissions each week. Please email me ahead of time if you would like your learner to be graded.Grading
includedClass Experience
US Grade 3 - 5
Ready to continue our adventure back in time? You've completed lessons one through fifteen in the first semester. Are you ready to join me for part two, our second semester, of IEW's Ancient History? Let's go! Each week we will have a history-based writing lesson focusing on stories of the past. This includes a lesson in: * a specific subject and structure. * stylistic techniques to enhance your writing. * an introduction to new vocabulary words * writing practice. I am a huge fan of reinforcing concepts with gameplay so, if time allows, I often try to include some kind of activity to keep learners engaged and solidify what they're learning. The second semester of this course takes place over twelve weeks meeting one time per week. Weeks 16-19: UNIT 6: SUMMARIZING MULTIPLE REFERENCES Lesson 16 Pentre Ifan Lesson 17 Pompeii, Part I Lesson 18 Pompeii, Part II Lesson 19 Pliny the Younger Weeks 20-23: UNIT 7: INVENTIVE WRITING Lesson 20 Water, Part I Lesson 21 Water, Part II Lesson 22 Ancient Wonders, Part I Lesson 23 Ancient Wonders, Part II Weeks 24-26: UNIT 8: FORMAL ESSAY MODELS Lesson 24 Pompeii, Part III Lesson 25 A Prominent Person, Part I Lesson 26 A Prominent Person, Part II ***PLEASE NOTE: Learners in grades 3rd through 5th stop at Lesson 26: Unit 8: Formal Essay Models. Unit 9: Formal Critique and Response to Literature is for Middle and High School learners.*** *** Please note that this is a WRITING course. While the lessons are history-themed, they are not meant to take place of a history class. Instead, we will be focusing on the writing structure and style during our meetings. *** Price breakdown: $15/class x 11 classes this semester.
Learning Goals
During the final fourteen weeks (semester two), learners will cover IEW Units 5-7. These include:
* Learning how to take notes.
* Learning how to create outlines.
* Writing from outlines/notes.
* Retelling narrative stories.
Learners will also:
* Increase their vocabulary with new words presented weekly.
* Learn how to structure their writing.
* Get an opportunity to practice writing daily.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
IEW is a wonderful writing program but, especially in the beginning, is best for those who have writing support at home. While the content is not the most important part of the program, being able to follow the directions and guidance supplied in class and in the workbooks is.
This class uses Kahoot and Gimkit for gameplay as well as Google Suite tools such as Docs, Forms, and Slides. For gameplay, an account is not needed as learners will be given a code to play directly with the educator. Google Suite tools may require an email address, however, this information is not collected by the educator and meets Outschool's COPPA compliance requirements.
Supply List
IEW Ancient-Based Writing Lessons Student Edition - Please note that the student edition is required for this course. https://iew.com/shop/products/ancient-history-based-writing-lessons-student-book-only
Language of Instruction
English
Joined January, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in English from University of Tennessee - Knoxville
As a lifelong learner, I too am always striving for growth. After years of using the IEW curriculum, I decided I wanted to share what I had learned with others and became a registered instructor with IEW. (Link for verification: https://iew.com/events-classes/instructors/find-accredited-instructor/330449) I have also been a tutor (teacher) for a local classical co-op, studied through literature seminars, and attended practicums to enhance my own reading and writing knowledge.
I am also a certified TESOL/TEFL/EYL teacher, professional writer, beta reader, proofreader, editor, and homeschool mom. I have a love for the English language (I have the BA in English to prove it), the smell of new books, and transferring ideas from mind to paper. My goal is to promote a love of learning while offering a safe and fun environment. I truly have a passion for reading and writing and would love to share my knowledge and experience with your children. Reviews
Live Group Class
$165
for 11 classes1x per week, 11 weeks
50 min
Completed by 18 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-11
3-13 learners per class
