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Pokemon Paragraphs! (English Writing Class)
Tammy Wenhame, Certified Educator
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5.0
Number of reviews:(1,536)
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This is the original, long-standing, and top-rated Pokemon Paragraph Writing Class on Outschool. Over 500+ students mastered the entire writing process as they write four (one per week) Pokemon-inspired paragraphs.
Class Experience
US Grade 2 - 5
Beginner - Intermediate Level
Follows Teacher-Created Curriculum
This is a self-paced writing class for Pokemon fans! Master the entire writing process (brainstorming, drafting, revision, and final writing) and write four (one per week) Pokemon-inspired paragraphs. 📣 Thoughtful and helpful teacher feedback is given! 🌟 With over 5000 learners successfully taught on Outschool, I bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the virtual classroom. 🎓 The proof is in the numbers—over 1500 5-star reviews from satisfied students and grown-ups! 𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙖𝙣𝙙...
16 lessons//4 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Writing Prompt #1; Craft a PokemonLearn about Bold Beginnings, 6 supporting sentences and an awesome conclusion. The basic paragraph format - Pokemon Style!Lesson 2Adjectives - Tell me three!Let's talk about adjectives today. That is just a fancy word for describing something. 🧐 We do it every day! & Submit draftLesson 3🚨Pokemon Alert🚨Our ultra-rare Pokemon need a trading card!Lesson 4Wrap up your writingSubmit final paragraphWeek 2Lesson 5Writing Prompt #2 - Explode a Battle MomentHave you determined all of the battle strengths and weaknesses? Where does your Pokemon live? Now is the time to become an expert on your Ultra-Rare Pokemon!Lesson 6Exploded WritingWe are going to talk about Exploding the Pokemon Moment. 💥 Yes, it is like putting dynamite in your writing.Lesson 7Brainstorming!Let's keep the ideas flowing and learn about the processLesson 8🚨 Pokemon Alert🚨 Wrap up that writing!Our amazing Ultra-Rare Pokemon need a Pokeball! & Submit your final paragraphWeek 3Lesson 9Writing Prompt #3 - Order of Event WritingYou will need all of your Pokemon Training skills for this week’s writing prompt; order of event writingLesson 10Order of Event WritingWhat are the steps to wake a Snorlax?Lesson 11Awesome Conclusions and SettingThe two most PokePowerful sentences in all writing.Lesson 12🚨Pokemon Alert 🚨 And submit final writingTubePokemon! Craft your final paragraph.Week 4Lesson 13Writing Prompt #4 - Team Rocket AwaitsWrite your PokeStory; Narrative WritingLesson 14A Theft! - Setting a StoryWe’ve got to find a solution to our Ultra-Rare Pokemon being stolen by Team Rocket.Lesson 15🚨Pokemon Alert 🚨 Pokemon Emoji!Yep, narratives are not easy; let's review how, play Pokemon emoji and submit our rough draftsLesson 16Final Lesson!Order a Pokestory and submit final writing
- Students will learn to write four paragraph styles using Pokémon-themed prompts to engage their creativity and interest.
- Students will develop their descriptive writing skills by creating vivid and detailed descriptions of Pokémon characters and settings, ensuring paragraphs are descriptive.
- Students will master using the proper paragraph method to write 6-8 sentence paragraphs that are well-developed and focused on a single main idea.
- Writing prompts are meant to inspire your students to write. Spelling and grammatical errors are going to be made, and guess what, that is fine! I aim to enable your students to enter the writing process without fear and have fun!
After the success of the live version of this class, my goal is to provide the same high-quality, engaging learning experience in a flex class. I assure you, this class is full of engagement! My educational goal is to enable your student to become engaged in grammar through a common theme - Pokemon. By tapping into your learner's Pokemon enthusiasm, they are active and engaged in their learning process. I have taught over 4,000 Outschool students, and logged more than 800 Outschool teaching hours, in engaging, educational, and inspiring themed English Language courses. I am a certified Tennessee K-6th grade teacher. My educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in English, Communications, and Print Media. You will find more about my Outschool teaching journey on various media outlets, including CBS New York, Business Insider, and the American Board for Teacher Excellence. I respond promptly to all messages and conversations initiated by learners and their parents.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Homework
Frequency: 3-6 throughout the classFeedback: includedDetails: Final paragraphs will be submitted via the Classroom and/or Teacher communication section within our classroom. Teacher review of written work is submitted to learners by Sunday on all written work submitted the prior Friday.Grading
Frequency: includedDetails: Feedback is supplied on all submitted work.
3 files available upon enrollmentOur writing organizer is supplied each Monday. Your student will also need lined notebook paper, pencils, and/or writing a journal.
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Joined December, 2018
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Wisconsin Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
2 Degrees
Master's Degree in Education from American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence
Bachelor's Degree in English from University of Mount Union
Hi, my name is Tammy, a homeschooling mom of 12 years with my primary instructional experience in grades K-8th! I am a certified Elementary Education Instructor through the American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence Alternative...
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Ages: 8-13
