Teacher

Kim Musolff

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Standard

English

In this semester-long class students are immersed in reading, writing, and language arts.  The curriculum is structured around building literacy naturally and is personalized for your student's individual needs.   

LIT: Students choose books and review plot structure. 
WRITING: Students learn to describe simple drawings in The Communication Game.
LANG ARTS:  Common & Proper Nouns

Intro to Literacy

LIT: Students learn to annotate.  They also look closely at the effects of a good hook. 
WRITING: Students are introduced to a writing exercise called free writing. 
LANG ARTS:  Regular & Irregular Plural Nouns

Annotation, Free Writing, and Nouns

LIT: Students map out the plot structure of the book they are reading. 
WRITING: Students learn that writing isn't always perfect as it's being constructed. 
LANG ARTS: Subject Pronouns

Plot Structure, Perfection, and Pronouns

LIT: Students learn about the climax in a story and try to find it in their own books. 
WRITING: Students learn how to keep their thoughts flowing onto paper as they write. 
LANG ARTS: Object Pronouns

Climax, Thoughts, and Pronouns

LIT: Students are assigned a book review and get new book choices.
WRITING: Students learn how to write to a prompt.
LANG ARTS: Pronoun-antecedent agreement

Book Review, Prompts, and Pronouns

LIT: Students choose new books and learn about protagonists and antagonists. 
WRITING: Students practice writing to a prompt.
LANG ARTS: Regular & Irregular Verbs

Protagonists, Prompts, and Verbs

LIT: Students discuss character developments from their novels. 
WRITING: Students practice writing to a prompt. 
LANG ARTS: Helping Verbs & Linking Verbs

Character Development, Prompts, and Verbs

LIT: Students discuss how and why their character changed throughout the book. 
WRITING: Students practice writing to a prompt. 
LANG ARTS: The Perfect Tense

Character Development, Prompts, and Tense

LIT: Using class discussions and annotations, students write a paragraph about their character's development throughout the novel. They also choose new novels.
WRITING: Students look back at their writing exercises to see growth. 
LANG ARTS: Tense Shifts

Book Response, Review, and Tense

LIT: Students review what setting is and how it is important to the story. 
WRITING: Students learn that writing can be rearranged through an activity called Sentence Scramble. 
LANG ARTS: Subject-verb agreement

Setting, Revision Intro, and Verbs

LIT: Students annotate setting descriptions and discuss how their book's setting affects the story. 
WRITING: Students free write to a prompt.
LANG ARTS: Adjectives

Setting, Prompts, and Adjectives

LIT: Students reflect on how an author's descriptions make settings more real.  They prepare for the writing assignment next week. 
WRITING: Students sentence scramble another student's writing. LANG ARTS: Adverbs

Setting Descriptions, Revision, and Adverbs

LIT: Students use their annotations and past class discussions to write a paragraph about how the setting of their book affected the story. They choose new books. 
WRITING: Students write to a prompt. 
LANG ARTS: Conjunctions 

Book Response, Prompts, and Conjunctions

LIT: Students review types of conflict and focus on character vs. character conflict.  
WRITING: Students sentence scramble their own writing. 
LANG ARTS: Interjections

Conflict, Revision, and Interjections

LIT: Students learn how to recognize conflict in the story.  
WRITING: Students rearrange sentences to change the focus of a piece of writing. 
LANG ARTS: Prepositions

Conflict, Revision, and Prepositions

LIT: Students reflect on how the story conflict changed their character. They choose new books. 
WRITING:  Students rearrange sentences to change the focus of their own piece of writing. 
LANG ARTS: Articles

Conflict, Revision, and Articles

LIT: Using class discussions and annotations, students write a paragraph about how conflict affected their character.  
WRITING: Students free write to a prompt. 
LANG ARTS: Declarative Sentences

Book Response, Prompts, and Declarations

Mindspark Literacy Block (Semester 1)

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1-on-1 English Language Arts Tutoring

Seed and Stem Learning Center

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Private English Language Arts Tutoring 2

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English Language Arts Course 7: Middle School ELA

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Math

In this semester-long course, students learn to think mathematically as they progress through level 5A in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

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Mathematical Thinking:  Singapore Math Full Curriculum Level 6A

Social Studies

This 9-week course uses story-telling and hands-on activities to bring the story of humankind alive, starting with pre-history through one of the very first civilizations.  (Part 1 of a year-long social studies course for grades 4-6)

History Quest 1:  The Dawn of Civilization (Full Curriculum Grades 4-6)

In this 9-week course that uses story-telling and hands-on activities, you'll travel back in time to find how the ancients built empires and created ideas that survived even to today.  May be taken as a stand-alone class.  

History Quest 2:  Ancient Empires (Full Curriculum for Grades 4-6)

Science & Nature

Using the REAL Science Odyssey curriculum as a base, students in this hands-on, interactive class experiment with elements and learn how the Periodic Table is organized. May be taken as a stand-alone.

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Using the REAL Science Odyssey curriculum as a base, students in this hands-on, interactive class learn how to think like scientists and discover how atoms make up all matter. May be taken as a stand-alone.

How Matter Works 1:  Intro to Chemistry (Full Curriculum for Grades 4-6)

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Mathematical Thinking 4B:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Math)

MindSpark Literacy Block (Semester 2)

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Mathematical Thinking 4A:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Math)

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Mathematical Thinking 3A:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Semester 1)

Coding & Tech

Unlock your creativity and problem-solving skills while learning programming and computer science with personalized one-on-one tutoring in Scratch or MakeCode!

1:1 Block-Based Coding with Scratch and MakeCode

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Julie Alvarez - celebrating neurodiversity!

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Mindspark Literacy Block (Semester 1)

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