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IEW Frontiers in Writing (Part 2) Theme-Based Writing
Jenn O. Certified IEW Instructor
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5.0
Number of reviews:(36)
In part two of this IEW writing class, students write about intriguing topics such as Halley's Comet, the Mona Lisa, the Wild West, and other fascinating topics. At the same time, they learn to write using IEW's Structure and Style method.
Class Experience
US Grade 5
Beginner Level
Follows Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) Curriculum
In part two of this beginner IEW writing class, students continue to write about intriguing topics such as Halley's Comet, the Mona Lisa, the Wild West, and other fascinating topics. At the same time, they learn to write using IEW's Structure and Style method. This is a Level A class recommended for students in the fifth grade. Students must be able to read at a fifth-grade level or higher. Students will have homework to turn in. Students must be able to type and turn in completed essays....
15 lessons//15 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1The Transcontinental Railroad, Part 1Summarizing multiple referencesWeek 2Lesson 2The Transcontinental Railroad, Part 2Summarizing multiple referencesWeek 3Lesson 3The Wild West, Part 1Summarizing multiple referencesWeek 4Lesson 4The Wild West, Part 2Summarizing multiple referencesWeek 5Lesson 5A Pet, Part 1Inventive writingWeek 6Lesson 6A Pet, Part 2Inventive writingWeek 7Lesson 7A Gift, Part 1Inventive writingWeek 8Lesson 8A Gift, Part 2Inventive writingWeek 9Lesson 9The Wild West, Part 3Writing a formal essayWeek 10Lesson 10A Historical Person, Part 1Writing a formal essayWeek 11Lesson 11A Historical Person, Part 2Writing a formal essayWeek 12Lesson 12The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Part 1Writing a formal critiqueWeek 13Lesson 13The boy Who Cried Wolf, Part 2Writing a formal critiqueWeek 14Lesson 14The Little Dutch Boy, Part 1Writing a formal critiqueWeek 15Lesson 15The Little Dutch Boy, Part 2Writing a formal critique
- Students will gain confidence in writing.
- Students will expand their vocabulary.
- Students will improve their English grammar.
I am an accredited IEW instructor.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Homework
Frequency: 1-2 per weekFeedback: as neededDetails:Assessment
Frequency: 3-6 throughout the classDetails:
Students must have completed lessons 1-15 before enrolling in this course. Students should read fluently at a fifth-grade level. This course covers all nine units of the IEW method. It is recommended for students in the fifth grade.
IEW Frontiers in Writing student book: https://iew.com/frontiers-in-writing-student-book-only Students may choose to use Google Docs to type their papers. These should be saved as a PDF and uploaded in the classroom. All papers must be typed. At times, the Nearpod app will be used. Students will be given notice for class sessions that will utilize this.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Parents may need to assist students with tying and submitting their essays.
Parents may need to help their students turn in the assigned homework. Google Docs may be used. Nearpod will occasionally be used to collaborate on ideas and play review games.
Joined December, 2020
5.0
36reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
2 Teaching Certificates
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
Welcome! In addition to teaching IEW classes at Outschool, I teach classical composition and literature, along with IEW at The Delightful Classroom. I am a certified instructor for IEW (Institute for Excellence in Writing). I am also a certified...
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Group Class
$225
for 15 classes1x per week, 15 weeks
75 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-12
4-8 learners per class
