Join the Grammar Gang → Your All-Things-Grammar Workshop
In this ongoing small-group class, we will be diving headfirst into elementary-level grammar/sentence structure rules and uses.
Mary Bailey, B. Ed.
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5.0
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What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekHomework
1 hour per week. Students will receive one worksheet for homework each week covering that week's grammar concept.Assessment
Students will be given quizzes to review each topic. These assessments will take place during class. They are required for all students, but are only used as a guideline for me to gauge student progress. Letter grades will be assigned at parent request.Grading
Letter grades provided at parent request.Class Experience
US Grade 2 - 5
This ongoing small-group class is designed to give 3rd-6th grade students a crash course in sentence structure and grammar. Each week we will focus on a specific grammar/writing concept and review its rules and uses. The goals of this class are: ∙ to give students a solid foundation to help them be more successful in their future writing classes ∙ to give students all the tools they need to become MASTER writers 🏫 Class Structure ↓ + Welcome Chat + Concept of the Day Introduction & Explanation + Group Practice (Let’s put our new skills to the test!) + Grammar Games ☼ PLEASE NOTE: This is an ongoing class. Students are welcome to join at any time. We frequently review covered topics so students will not be behind when they join in! ⌛ Upcoming Weekly Schedule/Topics ↓ Week of April 8 - Types of Nouns - Part 1: Common vs. Proper Week of April 15 - Types of Nouns - Part 2: Singular vs. Plural Week of April 22 - Types of Nouns - Part 3: Making Nouns Plural Week of April 29 - Types of Nouns - Part 4: Concrete vs. Abstract Week of May 6 - Types of Nouns - Part 5: Collective Nouns Week of May 13 - Types of Nouns Review Week of May 20 - Types of Nouns Test Week of May 27 - NO CLASSES Week of June 3 - Simple Verb Tenses: Past, Present, Future Week of June 10 - Progressive Verb Tenses: Past, Present Future Week of June 17 - Perfect Verb Tenses: Past, Present, Future Week of June 24 - Figurative Language - Part 1: Similes & Metaphors Week of July 1 - Figurative Language - Part 2: Idioms Week of July 8 - Definite & Indefinite Articles Week of July 15 - Commonly Confused Words Week of July 22 - Comparison Words: Comparatives & Superlatives Week of July 29 - Synonyms vs. Antonyms Week of August 5 - Figurative Language - Part 2: Personification Week of August 12 - Figurative Language - Part 3: Hyperbole Week of August 19 - Homophones Week of August 26 - Connotation & Denotation Week of September 2 - NO CLASSES 🖨️ Printables → Immediately following each class, I will be uploading printable packets that cover the content we discussed that day. These packets may include detailed, easy-to-read notes of the material, worksheets, charts, tips & tricks, flashcards, etc. These are COMPLETELY OPTIONAL! Students may do 1 page, all pages, or no pages at all. This is just for some extra reinforcement of our topics. Nothing will be required to be turned in, but I will gladly check/review/critique any work the student would like me to look at. → I HIGHLY recommend students keep a "Grammar Binder" with all of their printed materials and notes. This will be an excellent resource for their future ELA/Grammar courses! ❗ Important Notes for Parents ❗ ► If your kiddo is having an especially tough time on a class day, please send me a message to let me know they need a little extra love that day. No details necessary, just a quick note. I'll keep an eye on them during class and try my best to turn their day around. ► All learners in the listed age range are welcome in my classroom. Please let me know if any special accommodations are required for your child. ► This class offers a sibling discount! Please reach out to me for details on the discounted pricing for siblings. 📢 Use code BAILEYGG5 for $5 off! I look forward to meeting you and having so much fun together! Feel free to send me a message at any time if you have any questions! ❤️️ Miss Mary
Learning Goals
→ Students will master their grammar skills!!
Other Details
Parental Guidance
We will be using a third-party tool entitled LUMIO for our lessons. I will be sharing a link to the lesson so that the students and I can go through the material together. This will be for slides of the material, group discussion questions, and games relating to the material. All activities on LUMIO may only accessed during our live class as the link becomes inactive when I end the lesson. Students will not need an account of any kind to view our content on LUMIO. They will be asked to enter their first name so that I can track all feedback from students during the lesson. No other information is requested or required.
Supply List
All materials needed this class will be provided by the teacher.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined August, 2023
5.0
12reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Marshall University
I have been very fortunate to work with many students over the past 10 years on their reading & writing skills, including my own children. I have experience teaching ELA concepts in the elementary school, high school, and homeschool setting.Reviews
Live Group Class
$20
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
3-12 learners per class
