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Jack & the Beanstalk! Reading & Writing 2-Day Camp
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...
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.
Homework Offered
There is no assigned homework. Work will be completed in class.Assessments Offered
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.Grades Offered
 2 files available upon enrollmentThere 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!
"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!
"Jack and the Beanstalk" & "Giants Have Feeling, Too" Retold by Dr. Alvin Granowsky
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...Â
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