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One on One Tutoring for Creative Writing With a Twist

In this 30 minute weekly class learners will practice their creative writing skills and write short stories. But there will be a twist in how we write.
Ms. Katelynn, M.Ed (Reading and Math Tutoring)
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Meets on Demand
schedule meetings as needed
30 mins
per session
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Class Experience

US Grade 2 - 7
Welcome to One on One Tutoring for Creative Writing With a Twist! In this class learners will work on their creative writing skills in a fun and engaging way. This class will start like any other writing class. We will talk about the key elements a short story has, discuss what makes a good short story by adding details, using strong words, and edit our work. 

To make things a little more interesting each week students will pick 4 words from a list  that they will have to include in their story. This list can be one that Ms. Katelynn generates or it can be a spelling list your learner brings with them. This class will encourage creative flexibility and understanding the meaning of words. It is important to note that each week will be learner directed. We will write stories based on themes they want to write about. Students may write one short story a week or choose to continue their story from the previous week. 

Here is an example of a weekly schedule:
Week of January 1st: Discussion about key elements in short stories, deciding on a topic to write about, picking words to use in our story, discussing the meaning of the words, and writing a short story with as much or as little support from Ms. Katelynn as needed. 

Week of January 8th: Discussion about what makes a good short story, deciding on a topic to write about, picking words to use in our story, discussing the meaning of the words, writing a short story with as much or as little support from Ms. Katelynn as needed. 

Week of January 15th: Discussion about choosing stronger words, deciding on a topic to write about, picking words to use in our story, discussing the meaning of the words, and writing a short story with as much or as little support from M.s Katelynn as needed. 

Week of January 22nd: Discussion about editing, deciding on a topic to write about, picking words to use in our story, discussing the meaning of the words, writing a short story with as much or as little support from Ms. Katelynn as needed. 

An example of a list of words generated by Ms. Katelynn:
brother
giraffe
slowly
destroyed
enthusiastic
perplexed
Learning Goals
Learners will write a short story and incorporate 4 random words into their story. 
Learners will understand the elements that make up a short story. 
Learners will understand the meaning of various words and use them appropriately in their short story.
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Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Massachusetts Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Master's Degree in Education from American International College
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Framingham State University
Ms. Katelynn has been a teacher for the past eight years. She has experience working as an online teacher and a brick and mortar teacher. She is a certified special education teacher with experience working with students in kindergarten through grade five. She loves to teach and share her passion for learning with her students. It is Ms. Katelynn's goal to show her students that they can be successful in the classroom and help them gain the confidence they need to do so!

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$45

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30 min

Completed by 4 learners
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Ages: 7-13

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