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Popcorn Reading With a Twist: 4th Grade Reading Comprehension

In this on-going course, students will read passages designed for a fourth-grade level and then answer reading comprehension questions.
Suzanne Diaz
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What's included

1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

US Grade 4
Get the popcorn popping! Students will be allowed to bring their favorite popcorn flavor to class and munch along as we read passages designed for a fourth-grade level.  This class will focus on students learning to comprehend what they read in a fun environment.  Students will read a portion of the passage and when the teacher yells out popcorn another student will be picked to continue reading. Each student will be given an opportunity to read out loud. After the passage is finished, students will answer comprehension questions that consist of matching, writing, multiple-choice, or fill in. We will review all answers together. Students will read a mix of fiction and non-fiction stories each week. Students will read the following mix of fiction and non-fiction reading passages for the first four weeks of class: Week #1 July 27 "Funny Faces", Week #2 August 3rd " What's the Deal with Mold", Week #3 August 10th "Foggy Figure", and Week #4 August 17 "Running: Sport or Way of Life". All passages are written for a fourth-grade level. However, the class is not limited to students in the fourth grade. All advanced lower grade readers or upper grade students who may need to review are welcome to sign up. Passages will be posted to the classroom the night before for students to print out. It is best for students to have a copy of the reading material in front of them. It makes it easier to read and follow along if they have their own copy of the passage. Although, I understand that not all students may have access to a printer, so please don't let printing issues prevent your student from joining the class. I always post the reading passage on my screen during class. Students should bring the passage, a pencil, and some delicious popcorn to class. Don't be afraid to get creative with those popcorn flavors! Students are also allowed to bring one item to share for the end of class such as a toy, book, drawing, etc.
Learning Goals
Hopefully, students will become comfortable reading out loud and improve their reading comprehension skills.
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Other Details

Supply List
Students will need to print out the reading passage with questions. If you cannot print out the passage then students should bring a couple sheets of paper will to write down answers.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined May, 2020
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I have been teaching this class for several years. 

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$10

weekly
1x per week
25 min

Completed by 24 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-10
1-6 learners per class

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