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I'm Not Too Young For My First Book Club [Young Emergent Readers]
Class experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 2
Beginner Level
It's time for young emergent readers to have their own book club, and your learner is not too young. This is a fun, exciting, engaging book club for young readers who are beginning to read and excited about reading different stories & books with new friends. It's such an exciting time for learners who are beginning to read on their own, and so much fun, too. In "I'm Not Too Young For My First Book Club," learners who enroll should know the letters of the alphabet, their sounds, know some...
○ Build new reading skills ○ Build new vocabulary ○ Improve reading comprehension ○ Build a greater interest in reading ○ Foster working together & taking turns ○ Build listening skills ○ Build confidence ○ Become independent readers
I am a retired public school Principal who has taught and written curriculum for grades K-12 in all subject areas. I have taught learners from grades K-12, Special needs learners, adults, ESL learners from several countries it seems for most of my life. Teaching children is what I love to do! And teaching learners of all ages to read and write is my passion. I personally am an avid reader and have been since I was a little girl hearing my Mom say, "Lights out in there. It's way past your bedtime" as I read with a flashlight under my covers. I love to work with children in all subject area [reading, writing, science, cooking to name a few] but teaching them to read and write in particular is probably my favorite. Seeing the "lights" come on as a learner "gets it" is what I love most and love being a part of that experience. I am very happy to be teaching on the Outschool platform and look forward to my passion for reading, rubbing off on your learner.
Homework Offered
○ Practice reading books outside of class0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
○ books from the reading list [from library, book store, online at Amazon, eBay, book store of your choice, Walmart, etc.] ○ listening ears ○ energy & enthusiasm ○ dry erase white board markers [for writing sight words, story titles, sentences, etc.] ○ dry erase markers ○ dry erase eraser [or clean sock] ○ lined writing paper ○ pencil ○ drawing paper ○ colored pencils or crayons ○ Teacher worksheets periodically posted in the classroom
*** NOTE to PARENTS: Books on the book list can usually be checked out at the local library or purchased online at Amazon, eBay, Barnes & Noble, book store of your choice, Wal-Mart, etc.
Hello, I'm Paula Reid and happy to meet you and be able to teach your child/ren. I've been in the education field all my life it seems, from helping my classmates finish their lessons when I was in second grade to becoming a teacher and then a...
Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
25 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-7
2-6 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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