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Spooky Readers: One Day at Horrorland by R.L. Stine

Students will engage with the Goosebumps book One Day at Horrorland by R.L. Stine, exploring its themes, characters, and key moments while participating in a group discussion.

Kelsey C. Wray

What's included

1 live meeting

30 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

US Grade 3 - 6

In this 30-minute Goosebumps reading group class focused on One Day at HorrorLand, students will explore the thrilling elements of R.L. Stine’s book. The class will cover key topics such as the eerie setting of HorrorLand, character reactions to fear, and themes like deception and adventure. Students will engage in interactive discussions about the plot and their favorite scenes, enhancing their understanding and critical thinking about the book.

The class is designed to be both educational and engaging, with a mix of activities including a creative design exercise where students will imagine their own HorrorLand ride. The session will utilize a PowerPoint presentation to outline key points and support discussions. Teaching will be interactive, encouraging students to share their thoughts, participate in discussions, and enjoy creative activities. The aim is to foster a love for reading and stimulate imaginative thinking in a fun, supportive environment.

Learning Goals

Students will practice articulating their thoughts and listening to others during group discussions, fostering effective communication and critical thinking.

Students will be able to summarize the main events of the book and describe the unique, spooky setting of HorrorLand.

Other Details

Parental Guidance

Potentially Upsetting or Scary Content In the class on One Day at HorrorLand, there are elements that might be unsettling for some learners: Scary Atmosphere: The book features a creepy amusement park with frightening rides and supernatural elements that are integral to the plot. Intense Situations: Characters face dangerous and frightening situations, which may be intense for sensitive readers. Themes of Deception: The story involves elements of trickery and deceit, which can contribute to a sense of unease. If your child is sensitive to scary or intense content, please review the book beforehand and discuss any concerns with them. Feel free to reach out to me for any adjustments or additional support needed to ensure a comfortable learning experience.

Pre-Requisites

Students should read One Day at Horrorland by R.L. Stine prior to the start of class.

Supply List

One Day at Horrorland by R.L. Stine to be read prior to the start of class. Available on Amazon or check your local library. 

Paper, something to write with. I will provide an optional printout for the in class activity nut a plain piece of paper is fine.

1 file available upon enrollment

Kelsey C. Wray

Joined August, 2018

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Teacher expertise and credentials

With two Associate's degrees in English and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, I bring a strong foundation in literary analysis and social understanding to the class. My background in English equips me with skills in literary interpretation and creative writing, while my Sociology degree provides insights into social dynamics and thematic analysis. This combination allows me to offer a well-rounded approach to discussing and analyzing One Day at HorrorLand, engaging students in both literary and social contexts.