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Quick Steps to Reading Success - For Early Readers

Welcome to Quick Steps to Reading Success, a class designed to help build stronger readers! In just minutes a day, your early reader can make remarkable progress with the help of this program.
Sharon Frazier-Verpooten MA.Ed.
Average rating:
4.6
Number of reviews:
(31)
Class

What's included

12 live meetings
6 in-class hours
Assessment
Students will be informally assessed as they read with me in class.

Class Experience

US Grade 1 - 4
This class offers a unique, research-based approach to reading instruction that is designed to help your child become a strong reader.

Using a carefully designed curriculum, the program systematically builds your child's skills in phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension.

 If you are familiar with the Fountas and Pinnell Guided Reading levels, we will be reading books at levels E-H.  If you would like help assessing the reading level of your child, please reach out and I will send you a quick guide.

Students can take this class without taking my previous class if they already know some basic sight words, and some beginning phonics including the short vowel sounds, silent e, and R controlled vowels.    As we learn the skills and sounds, we will also be reading simple books together so that we can apply what they've learned while actually reading.

We will do this through a variety of digital resources that I have created and found through my experience as a classroom teacher and online tutor.  I use PowerPoint slides, songs, and digital books on RAZ Kids as part of my instruction.  Each student will be added to my RAZ kids class so that they can practice reading on their own and with an adult at their level in between sessions.
Here is what we will be learning each week:

Lessons 1-2:
1.  Fry's Sight Words 122-131 (Depending on Student level, we may cover more.) 
2.  Vowel Pattern - Two Vowel Whiners
3.  Reading books to focus on Decoding and blending words

Lessons 3-4:
1.  Fry's Sight Words 131-140
2.  Vowel Pattern - Continue Two Vowel Whiners
3.  Vocabulary
4.  Reading more books to focus on decoding and blending words

Lessons 5-6:
1.  Fry's Sight Words 141-150
2.  Vowel Pattern - More Two Vowel Whiners
3.  Vocabulary
4.  Reading more books to focus on Sight Words and decoding

Lessons 7-8:
1.  Fry's Sight Words 151-160
2.  Vowel Pattern - More Two Vowel Whiners
3.  Vocabulary
4.  Reading decodable and Sight Word Books

Lessons 9-10:
1.  Fry's Sight Words 161-170
2.  Vowel Pattern - consonant + le
3.  Vocabulary
4.  Reading Decodable and Sight Word Books

Lessons 11-12:
1.  Fry's Sight Words 171-180
2.  Vowel Pattern - Continue Consonant + le
3.  Vocabulary  
4.  Reading Decodable and Sight Word Books

Books that we will read together include:  Egypt, Firefighters, The Monkey and the Crocodile, Ocean Animals, Picture Day, Riding with Rosa Parks, Tornadoes, Why Do Leaves Change Color, Amazing Beaches, Basketball, The Lion and the Mouse, Owls Overhead
Learning Goals
Your child will love the engaging and age-appropriate stories while they simultaneously build vital reading skills. This unique curriculum is specifically designed to accelerate reading speed and comprehension. With each passing week, you'll see your child's confidence and abilities grow by leaps and bounds!
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Parental Guidance
Books that we will read together include: Egypt, Firefighters, The Monkey and the Crocodile, Ocean Animals, Picture Day, Riding with Rosa Parks, Tornadoes, Why Do Leaves Change Color, Amazing Beaches, Basketball, The Lion and the Mouse, Owls Overhead
Supply List
I will be sharing sight words and vowel pattern charts through Google Slides.  I will also be using Kidsa-z.com as a digital book resource.  I have paid for a classroom subscription, so each student in my classes gets access to that through my account.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined July, 2018
4.6
31reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
California Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Sharon Frazier-Verpooten has been teaching elementary school for over 30 years and have been tutoring struggling readers for 5 years.  This class is especially helpful for students who may struggle with dyslexia as she will be using evidence based teaching practices that are multisensory, sequential, individualized, and based on phonograms.  These are wonderful strategies for all beginning readers, and research has shown that these strategies are successful in helping students with dyslexia.

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$450

for 12 classes
2x per week, 6 weeks
30 min

Completed by 10 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
2-3 learners per class

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