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IEW Fix It! Grammar Level 3: Robin Hood

In this full-year IEW class, students correct grammar errors, label parts of speech, and identify clauses in sentences that cumulatively tell a story. This course complements the SSS 1B writing course.
Jenn O. Certified IEW Instructor
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5.0
Number of reviews:
(36)
Class

What's included

30 live meetings
22 hrs 30 mins in-class hours
Homework
1 hour per week. Students will rewrite sentences correctly. Students will complete assigned review lessons.
Assessment
Students are accessed based on their participation in the class. Students are assigned review lessons to assess their knowledge outside of class.

Class Experience

US Grade 6 - 8
Intermediate Level
----------This class uses the updated fourth edition of Robin Hood (Level 3)----------

------This is a full-year, two-semester course------
------Breaks will be scheduled------

Students will be assigned homework.

Students will need access to Nearpod.com.

It would be helpful if students could have the annotate feature on their device.

Fix It! Grammar: Robin Hood is a fun and engaging way to teach learners English grammar. Students will hunt for grammar errors in sentences, fixing them along the way. Learners will label the parts of each sentence and rewrite the sentences correctly. Students will stay engaged in the process because the story is ongoing, and who doesn't want to find out how the story ends?

Students must have the student book for Fix It! Grammar: Robin Hood.
https://iew.com/shop/products/fix-it%E2%84%A2-grammar-level-3-robin-hood-student-book

In this class, students will advance their understanding of English grammar by building upon the skills and knowledge gained in levels one and two.

Class time will be spent teaching the new vocabulary, concepts, and directions and reading and correcting the first sentence together. If time allows, we will also complete other sentences in the lesson. Students will be expected to complete unfinished sentences. Students are expected to have their books during class.

I will use slides and other interactive resources to encourage interaction between the students and myself. Students may also volunteer to read sentences aloud.

This class will cover the following topics:
Week 1: Nouns, Pronouns, Articles, Prepositions, Capitalization
Week 2: Subjects and Verbs
Week 3: Adjectives, Who/Which Clauses
Week 4: That clause, homophones
Week 5: Adverbs, Nouns of Direct Address
Week 6: Sentence Openers
Week 7: Sentence Openers, Commas, Numbers
Week 8: Adverb Clause
Week 9: Indefinite and Demonstrative Pronouns
Week 10: Clauses 
Week 11: Run-On Sentences
Week 12: Sentence Openers
Week 13: Sentence Openers, Comma Splices
Week 14: Interjections, Imperative Sentences
Week 15: Punctuation with Quotations
Week 16: Punctuation with Coordinating Conjunctions
Week 17: Phrase versus Clause
Week 18: Usage of Then and Than
Week 19: Possessive Adjectives
Week 20: Adverb Clauses
Week 21: Coordinating Conjunctions
Week 22: Reflexive pronouns
Week 23: Who/Which clauses
Week 24: IEW Dress-ups
Week 25: Coordinate adjectives
Week 26: Cumulative adjectives
Week 27: Review Sentence Openers
Week 28: Review quotations
Week 29: Review action, linking, and helping verbs
Week 30: Final Review
Learning Goals
Students will improve their understanding of English grammar by building upon the skills gained in levels one and two.
learning goal

Syllabus

Curriculum
Follows Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) Curriculum
30 Lessons
over 30 Weeks
Lesson 1:
Week 1
45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
Week 2
45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Week 3
45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
Week 4
45 mins online live lesson

Other Details

Parental Guidance
At times, learners may need help using a dictionary, correcting sentences, or completing the review assignments. They are welcome to contact me through the class page for help. This is a traditional story of Robin Hood, set in the Middle Ages. The story includes the use of a bow and arrow and shooting with it. At times, animals or people are shot with an arrow. At times, characters engage in battle.
Pre-Requisites
Completion of levels one and two
Supply List
Students must have the student book for Fix It! Grammar: Robin Hood.
https://iew.com/shop/products/fix-it%E2%84%A2-grammar-level-3-robin-hood-student-book

Students will need a dictionary (or a way to define assigned terms). 

Students must have access to Nearpod.com. Although this will not be used in every class, I will notify students before class when they need to be prepared to use it.

**Please note that, while not required, it is beneficial if students can annotate in class when asked to do so. Chromebooks do not allow this feature. Students using Chromebooks will be asked to participate in the chat or on the mic.***
Joined December, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Oklahoma Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Non-US Teaching Certificate in English to Speakers of Other Languages
Bachelor's Degree in Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences from John Brown University
I am an accredited IEW instructor. 

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$9

weekly or $270 for 30 classes
1x per week, 30 weeks
45 min

Live video meetings
Ages: 11-15
4-6 learners per class

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