Kindergarten & 1st: Learn to Read Special Sounds & Vowel Pals, Write & Do Math
Ms. Lisa B.A.; 27 Year Veteran Teacher
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(150)
Kindergarten & 1st grade readers will learn digraphs (sh, ch, th), tri blends (str, spl, thr) and special vowel combinations such as the Bossy R "ar" in star & "or" in storm. Weekly sight words, add, subtract & math skills included.
Class experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 1
Kindergarten and 1st grade students will review and practice phonics for consonant blends such as "br, fl, st" and double vowel/silent E words such as "bake, rain." A special sound such as a digraph (ch, sh, th) or tri blend ("spl") and vowel pal ("ar" as in star) will be learned every Monday &. Tuesday. Every week, the vowels and their sounds will also be reviewed along with our double vowel reading guidelines. We'll blend two-three consonants with the vowels using our blend ladders and...Students will enjoy learning through songs and review material that will prepare them for advanced reading. Each student will sharpen foundational skills such as letter recognition, phonics, and numbers. We will practice properly tracing words, sight words, read and write sentences. Each week, we will also incorporate a critical thinking skill such as the following: -rhyming words -positional words such as "above, below, in front, behind" -more or less -big or small -long and short -up or down -in or out -hot or cold -matching skills - what's different/the same? -patterns -comprehension skills -following directions
I have been in education for over 20 years and have had the privilege of teaching little ones how to read and write. I'm thrilled to teach students how to read through phonics!
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Upon request, parents will be given feedback detailing strengths and weaknesses of their students.Grades Offered
Please bring the following to class: 1. Worksheets or lined paper/white boards to class for writing practice. Plain paper does not help students properly form letters/numbers. 2. Crayons, markers, legos (anything that shows color). The slides are color coded, so student answer by showing the color that matches their answer. 3. Pencils with "grips". Pencil grips help young students properly hold their pencils. You can find these in the school supply section at stores like Walmart, Target, and Amazon.
With young students, a parent nearby can help in case a child needs assistance or help to stay attentive. Also, please help your student with the mute and unmute functions in zoom. I do mute students if backgrounds become noisy, but I cannot unmute students in the classroom. Please note that Outschool policy states only enrolled students can be seen on camera. Parents/Adults supervising students can help but must remain off camera.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(150)
Hello students and parents. Welcome to my classroom. I’m Ms. Lisa. I have been in education for over twenty years and have had the privilege of teaching children both domestically and internationally. I started teaching high school English after...
Group Class
$38
weekly ($10 per class)4x per week
30 min
Completed by 42 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-7
2-7 learners per class
