Second Grade Learning Pod Full Curriculum: Reading, Writing, Phonics & Math! Part 2
What's included
36 live meetings
27 in-class hoursClass Experience
This class will cover part 2 of second grade reading, writing, phonics and math curriculum based common core standards. I am an experienced teacher with 9 years teaching experience. Over the past 6 years I have taught 2nd grade at my local public school, teaching all subject areas (reading, writing, math, phonics, science and social studies). I am excited to learn with your learner this school year! I believe in meeting learners at their current academic level and providing an encouraging learning environment to facilitate meaningful learning. Learners should come to class with paper and pencil or whiteboard. I encourage discussions and lots of interaction but also understand some learners prefer not to participate and enjoy listening to class discussions. Each subject taught (reading, writing, phonics, math) will include a mini-lesson, group practice and independent practice. The mini lesson will include the new teaching point, which the teacher will demonstrate using interactive slides and/or Jamboard. Math instruction will include a worksheet that will be provided by the teacher each week. If you wish to print the worksheet you may do so or learners can follow along using a whiteboard or piece of paper while I share my screen during the lesson. Monday and Wednesday: Reading and Phonics Lessons Tuesday and Thursday: Writing and Math Lessons Monday and Wednesday: Reading and Phonics Lessons Tuesday and Thursday: Writing and Math Lessons Week 1: Nov.29th-Dec. 2nd Reading: Nonfiction readers read to learn and question Phonics: ie, ei Writing: Introduction to fictional writing and getting characters out of trouble Math: Using models to add two digit numbers Week 2: Dec. 6th-9th Reading: Figuring out what this book is trying to teach me and noticing surprising facts Phonics: oi, oy Writing: Write lots of stories about one character (series) and give characters dialogue Math: Adding more than two 2-digit numbers and practice adding Week 3: Dec. 13th-16th Reading: Thinking about nonfiction "lingo" and using text features Phonics: aw, au Writing: What makes realistic fiction realistic and creating chapters Math: Mental math to add within 100 and word problems. Week 4: Dec. 20th-23rd Reading: using context to build knowledge of unknown words and being a flexible word solver Phonics: Variant vowels (al, ough) Writing: Using patterns in our writing and punctuation Math: Review addition within 100 strategies Week 5: Jan. 3rd-6th Reading: Using nonfiction "lingo" to teach others and reading a lot about one topic Phonics: ou, ow Writing: Using illustrations to tell important details and adding punctuation. Math: Subtract 10s and 1s on a 100’s chart and count back to subtract on a number line Week 6: Jan. 10-13th Reading: Stop and jot important facts Phonics: dge, ge Writing: Revise writing to make it stronger and write about the author Math: Add up to subtract on a number line and break apart numbers to subtract Week 7: Jan. 17-20th Reading: How to do a retell with a nonfiction book Phonics: Homophones Writing: Edit our writing to get ready for our writing celebration! Math: Continue to break number apart and 2 step word problems Week 8: Jan. 24th-27th Reading: Continue working on retelling and pulling our important details in nonfiction books Phonics: Vowel Teams Writing: Shared writing day Math: Review subtraction within 100 strategies Week 9: Jan 31st-Feb. 3rd Reading: Continue working on retelling and pulling out important details in nonfiction books Phonics: Review of digraphs, trigraphs, blends, and vowel teams Writing: Writing a story based on a picture Math: One and two step word problems mixed addition and subtraction within 100
Other Details
Supply List
Learners should have paper or whiteboard. Learners should also have a book they will use for reading lessons. It can be any book they choose. The book can be digital if they prefer.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
2 teachers have teaching certificates
Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Maine Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
2 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Education from Wilkes University
Master's Degree in Education from Walden University
2 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from University of Pittsburgh
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Shippensburg University
*Certified K-8 Teacher
*Masters of Science in Education
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Live Group Class
$350
for 36 classes4x per week, 9 weeks
45 min
Completed by 4 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-9
1-9 learners per class