Second Grade-Let's Learn Together! 4 Days/Wk
Join Ms. Sarah in this interactive 2nd grade class! Learners will build literacy skills (phonics, reading, writing, grammar) and math skills (add, subtract, number sense, etc). Science and social studies will also be included our learning.
Ms. Sarah
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What's included
4 live meetings
3 hrs 20 mins in-class hours per weekHomework
1 hour per week. *Optional practice will be available for students to reinforce what we learn in class. *Sometimes students will need to finish an activity that we have started in class. *Students are encouraged to read outside of class time. *Students may be assigned prep activities for upcoming classes. (ex. cutting apart printable resources, gathering materials for lessons, etc.)Class Experience
US Grade 2
Hello and welcome! This second grade level class meets 4 days a week, Monday through Thursday, for 50-55 minutes. It runs through May, with a few breaks throughout the year. (See below)
You can enroll at anytime and you can stay for 1 week, a few weeks, or for the whole school year!
🌈Expect lots of fun learning, lots of interaction, and lots of encouragement!
⭐️Here are some of the many topics and skills that will be covered throughout the school year, but not limited to:
~~Reading- phonics, sight words, vocabulary, comprehension-analyze fiction and non-fiction texts (context clues, making connections, inferring, character traits, author's purpose, etc), poetry
~~Writing/Grammar- types of writing (fact, narrative, opinion), writing complete sentences, topic sentences and details, poetry, correct usage of punctuation and capital letters, expanding sentences, parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives),
~~Math- number sense, place value, skip counting, comparing numbers, addition and subtraction fact fluency to 20, add and subtract up to 1000, (using multiple strategies), 2-D shapes and 3-D solid figures, telling time, dividing shapes, arrays, multiplication concepts, graphs, problem solving, critical thinking
~~Science- scientific process, plants, animals, habitats, matter, weather
~~Social Studies- geography (maps and models, continents, countries, oceans, landforms), landmarks, long ago vs. today, timelines
-Each Sunday, I will post a newsletter with information about the week's learning, as well as any printable resources for in-class learning and supplies needed.
-I often have additional, optional resources available to print for extra practice, or links to fun activities for extended learning ideas outside of the class time.
☀️Daily Activities: Ongoing mix of new concepts and spiral review
~Calendar
~Vocabulary ("Fancy Word" of the Day)
~Sight Words & Phonics
~Math
~(Sometimes) Geography
🌻Additional/Extended Activities:
Mondays - Reading Comprehension
Tuesdays - Math
Wednesdays - Science or Social Studies
Thursdays - Writing/Grammar
⭐️Class experience: Students will learn through discussion, demonstration, slides, stories, flashcards, guided practice, writing, drawing, and games. Our daily activities will include new learning, as well as spiral review practice.
⭐️Sometimes I may need to mute students due to background noise or if we're singing or reading together, as it can get confusing. Please be sure your learner knows how to use the unmute button. It would be very helpful if students have a quiet, distraction-free area, if possible.
⏰ While I try my best to stay on schedule, there may be times when we may not get through every activity planned for that day. I like to make adjustments if the students are not understanding a concept and need further clarification/additional strategies. Other times, we may spend more time than anticipated on an activity if students are showing a particular interest in the topic.
⏰ Our official class instructional time is 50 minutes. After that time, I will often offer a few extra minutes for socialization or for assisting those who may have questions or need help finishing an activity.
Holidays: Sometimes holidays may be mentioned in class as we discuss our Calendar or Social Studies, though activities are not centered around specific holidays. Students are welcome to share about special holidays that their family celebrates.
🍎January 6-9
Reading- Phonics: r-controlled: ar
Comprehension: Answer Questions in Fiction and Nonfiction Text
Math- Add and Subtract 10 and 100 (up to 1000)
Science- More Fun With Static Electricity
Writing/Grammar- New Year's Writing
🍎January 13-16
Reading- Phonics: r-controlled: ir, er, ur
Comprehension: Visualize While Reading
Math- 2-Digit Addition Strategies
Science- Absorb and Repel Experiment
Writing/Grammar- Learn and Use Editing Marks
🍎January 20-23
Reading- Phonics: r-controlled: or, ore, oar
Comprehension: Features in Non-Fiction Text
Math- 2-Digit Addition Strategies
Science- All About Penguins
Writing/Grammar- Informational Writing
🍎January 27-30
Reading- Phonics: oo (as in book), Compound Words
Comprehension: Answer Questions in Non-Fiction Text
Math- 2-Digit Subtraction Strategies
Social Studies- Compare How People Lived in the Past With How People Live Now
Writing/Grammar- Opinion Writing
🍎February 3-6
Reading- Phonics: Long oo (as in moon), ou, ui
Comprehension: Making Connections
Math- 2-Digit Subtraction Strategies
Social Studies- Artifacts
Writing/Grammar- Narrative Writing (Make a Plan)
🍎February 10-13
Reading- Phonics: ow (how), ou (ouch)
Comprehension: Non-Fiction Text/Biography
Math- Into to Multiplication: Repeated Addition, Equal Groups, Arrays
Social Studies- Timelines
Writing/Grammar- Narrative Writing
🍎February 17-20
Reading- Phonics: oy, oi
Comprehension: Features in Non-Fiction Text
Math- 2-D Shapes and 3-D Solid Figures
Science- Penny Oxidation Experiment
Writing/Grammar- Informational Writing
*IMPORTANT NOTE:
This is an ongoing weekly subscription class. You can join for one week or continue for several weeks. You will be automatically charged each Sunday for the following week once you've subscribed. When you want to unsubscribe, be sure to do so before Sunday so you won't be charged for the following week.
If your child misses a live class, a video of the class will be available for your child to use.
If a class isn’t scheduled for a particular day or week, you will not be charged.
⭐️This class will NOT meet on the following days:
Fall Break (Nov 25-28)
Winter Break (Dec 23-Jan 5)
Spring Break (March 24-28)Learning Goals
Students will improve their second grade skills in the areas of reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
•Students will sometimes use scissors for activities that we do in class.
•Please be sure your child has enough space for safe participation in movement activities. (arm movements, walking around in small area, hopping, etc)
Supply List
Here are some supplies we use regularly. Each week, I will also post any additional supplies needed. •notebook (spiral, composition, or make your own by simply stapling some papers together) If you can find paper with the three lines (dotted line in the middle), that is great for kids who are learning how to form letters properly! •I highly recommend a small whiteboard/marker. It's just so easy and helpful! If that is not available, then paper and pencil will work, too. •printable resources- We will often use worksheets or printable resources in class, so having a printer is highly recommended. However, if you do not have access to a printer, your child can still participate in class. Some of the resources we use can simply be drawn/written on plain paper. I also demonstrate the activities, so students can still see visually, even if they do not have the printable right in front of them. •other supplies we will sometimes use: plain paper, pencil, crayons, scissors, glue, small counters, dice, supplies for science or other activities. (If you don't have the supplies right away, your child can always watch my demonstration during class and then recreate it later when they have the supplies.) •I also recommend a pocket folder, large envelope, or gallon size plastic bag to help your learner keep resources organized and easily accessible.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
California Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Hello and welcome! My name is Ms. Sarah. I am a credentialed teacher with 18 years of experience teaching in the public, private, and online school settings. Most of my years spent teaching have been in first grade, which I love. I enjoy teaching Math, Reading, Science, and Social Studies. I have a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with specialization in Early Childhood. I also have a Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction.
I like to teach lessons that are interactive, engaging, meaningful, and fun. I want students to not be afraid to take risks in learning. Even if they don’t get the correct answer right away, that’s ok, as long as they try their best. Learning is an ongoing process and everybody learns at different rates and through different methods and styles.
I love animals and I have lots of pets, including dogs, birds, and bunnies. I also enjoy baking, tap dancing, and learning new things. I look forward to seeing you in my classroom!Reviews
Live Group Class
$48
weekly ($12 per class)4x per week
50 min
Completed by 32 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-9
1-6 learners per class
