What's included
2 live meetings
1 hrs 40 mins in-class hoursHomework
There is no assigned homework. Work will be completed in class.Assessment
On day 1, students will answer questions prompted by the teacher throughout the reading. They will complete a sequencing graphic organizer to summarize, narrate, and dictate the main events from the story. On day 2, after the second book has been read, students will complete a "compare & contrast" writing activity, using a graphic organizer as a class, with the guidance of the teacher.Class Experience
US Grade 1 - 2
Does your learner enjoy classic fairytales? I do, too! This engaging 2-Day summer reading camp, focuses on Compare & Contrast, Sequencing, Comprehension, and Point of View literary elements based on national standards. In class, students will hear, discuss, and write about two perspectives of the classic fairytale, "Jack & the Beanstalk." We'll get to hear from Jack's point-of-view, and from the giant's point-of-view, too! How do the stories differ? I hope your learner will join me to find out! Each class, I will read one version of the story aloud and students will fine tune their comprehension skills by actively participating in answering higher-order thinking questions throughout the story, engaging with me, and hearing from each other. At the conclusion of the story, we will complete a graphic organizer as a class (writing activity), with the guidance of the teacher. Details are below! Day 1: Teacher reads the story from Jack's point-of-view. Students practice comprehension skills and are asked questions for discussion. After reading, students work with the teacher to complete a "Sequencing" graphic organizer where they will practice writing and narrating the events of the story in chronological order. (There will be a handout sent home before class to print out so students can write on it during class) Day 2: Teacher reads the story from the Giant's point-of-view, using the book, "Giants Have Feeling, Too." Students engage in comprehension practice and discussion throughout the story. After reading, students will work with the teacher to write and complete a "Compare & Contrast" graphic organizer, focusing on the two perspectives and how they are alike or different. (There will be a handout sent before class to print out) I'm looking forward to seeing your learner in class! Have a wonderful day! ~Teacher Stefanie
Learning Goals
Students will distinguish the narrator's point of view. They will compare and contrast Jack's point of view to the giant's point of view. Also, students will work on sequencing events, writing, listening skills, and comprehension.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
"Jack & the Beanstalk" is an old English fairytale. In case you are unfamiliar with the story, it includes a mean-giant as the villain in the story. (At least that is the "point-of-view" of the character, Jack, who steals from the giant). Please be aware, as in many old fairytales, the villain does die. In one of the retellings, the giant falls, hits his head, and doesn't wake up again. Although, we will also be reading a version of the story told from the point-of-view of the "nice-giant" and in this retelling he lives!
Supply List
There will be two "print-outs" attached to the welcome email after enrolling in the class. Students will use them for the writing activities. They will be provided by the teacher for you to print out. Thank you!
2 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Florida Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Southeastern University
Hello! My name is Stefanie. I am a certified teacher with a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and have been teaching and tutoring students in various grades and subjects since 2014. Also, I am Reading Endorsed K-12, state ESOL Certified K-12, Internationally TESOL Certified and have experience teaching English as a second language to students in Elementary and Middle School, locally and across the world.
I am a passionate educator who enjoys teaching students and making their learning experience fun, meaningful and engaging! Teaching is one of my favorite things, including in my volunteer time! In addition to teaching, I enjoy nature, photography, art, running, getting cozy with a good movie or book,📚and spending time with family and friends. 😊
One thing I have always loved is customizing and personalizing 1-on-1 tutoring classes for individual students ages 7-12, in reading, writing, and math. Whether a class is 1-on-1, whole group in person, or small group online, it is such a privilege to support my students by giving them a solid foundation in their early education, to build upon throughout their years. Above all, I love encouraging my students and watching their confidence grow! I am looking forward to meeting your learner in class! 🤗
~ Ms. Stefanie 🍎
*Note: In addition to individualized tutoring, I will be designing a variety of small-group literature courses; so stay tuned!
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Live Group Class
$42
for 2 classes2x per week, 1 week
50 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-8
2-6 learners per class