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Learn to Read: 1st Gr. Reading | Phonics | Writing | Sight Words

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Students become successful readers, writers, and spellers with this phonics curriculum taught in a small group setting by a Reading Specialist. This ongoing fun, interactive class also teaches 1st grade sight words.
Tessa H | Reading | 1st First Grade | Tutoring
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6-8
year olds
1-6
learners per class

$55

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$14 per class
Meets 4x per week
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45 minutes per class
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Please note that no class takes place on Memorial Day, so Mrs. Hall will refund that day for parents.

Week 1 (Mar. 20-24): open syllables (e, i, o); Sight Words (be, he, into, do)
Week 2 (Mar. 27-30): long a (with ai & ay); Sight Words (all, say, again, may)
Week 3 (Apr. 3-6): long e (with ea & ee); Sight Words (eat, she, was, any)
Week 4 (Apr. 10-13): long o (with oa & ow): Sight Words (brown, four, out, how)
Week 5 (Apr. 17-20): long i (with -y & -igh); Sight Words REVIEW
Week 6 (Apr. 24-27): long u (with u & ue); Sight Words (by, fly, will, well)
Week 7 (May 1-4): long u (with ew); Sight Words (now, our, know, round)
Week 8 (May 8-11): 3-letter blends (scr, spr, str); Sight Words (of, old, put, walk)
Week 9 (May 15-18): 3-letter blends (shr, thr); Sight Words (could, from, open, going)
Week 10 (May 22-25): 3-letter blends (sch, squ); Sight Words REVIEW
Week 11 (May 30-Jun. 1 / NO CLASS on Monday, the 29th): Review of 3-letter blends; Sight Words (are, black, new, so)
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I have been teaching this class on Outschool and it has been fun and successful. Prior to that, I am an experienced teacher of over 27 years and am a Reading Specialist! I LOVE teaching learners how to read, spell, and write!
Each day during class, students are given a decodable passage that has our week's phonics pattern in it. For homework, they are encouraged to go on a "pattern hunt" for our phonics pattern of the week and to read the short passage orally several times in order to build fluency. In addition, students are given an activity that helps them to remember their sight words each week, and they are encouraged to cut this out and glue it into their Reading Journals. 
Because this is a multi-sensory approach to learning to read, each learner will need to have available: shaving cream, pipe cleaners, and/or play-dough. Each learner will also need a small dry erase board (9"x12"), 1 dry erase board eraser, 1 dry erase marker, 1 composition notebook, pencils, crayons, scissors, and glue. Finally, every week students will need to have their printouts ready for class (roughly 4-5 pages per week).
Learners are informally assessed throughout the week and parents receive communication about their progress or any concerns Mrs. Hall has, by Friday of each week. 
3 hours per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.

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Tessa H | Reading | 1st First Grade | Tutoring
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Lives in the United States
Reading Specialist | Certified | Veteran Teacher
18 total reviews
22 completed classes

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Are you ready to have an excited learner on your hands who's confident and successful in all learning? You've come to the right place, because my favorite part of teaching is building learners who grow and grow and grow into kiddos who LOVE... 
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