What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 5 - 8
Each class will be covering different characters or creatures from Greek Mythology. Each lesson will start with a discussion of what the students know about that particular lesson's god, hero, or creature followed by that subject's story, either read by myself or through a video. The students will explore pictures of ancient Greek artwork through slides, play games to test their knowledge over the lesson, do fun activities (personality tests, crossword puzzles, word searches, etc.), and/or do a project with arts and crafts time at the end of each lesson. This is the shorter version of the year-long class and will ONLY cover the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. June 10-13: The Titans June 17-20: The Gods June 24-27: Characters & Creatures from The Lightning Thief July 01-04: Myths that Parrallell The Lightning Thief July 08-11: Characters & Creatures from The Sea of Monsters July 15-18: Myths that Parrallell The Sea of Monsters July 22-25: Characters & Creatures from The Titan's Curse July 29 - Aug 1: Characters & Creatures from The Battle of the Labyrinth Aug 05-08: Myths that Parrallell The Titan's Curse & The Battle of the Labyrinth Aug 12-15: Characters & Creatures from The Last Olympian Aug 26-29: Myths that Parrallell The Last Olympian
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Mythology content includes deaths and extramarital affairs.
Language of Instruction
English
Teacher expertise and credentials
I went to school for a teaching degree with a major in English and a minor in science. I later went back to add on a history degree. Throughout the years in brick and mortar schools, I taught high school English (general, pre-AP, and at-risk), AP American history, AP world history, chemistry, AP biology, pre-AP anatomy, middle school Earth and life sciences, and IPC.
I was also a scout troop leader for nearly a decade where I taught life skills and made several themed book camps for the scouts. I love to dive into book series with students to promote a love of reading and understanding. I was that kid that waited outside of Barnes and Noble for it to open at midnight on the Tuesday release days of each Harry Potter book (after I read the first one). My goal is to not only get students to want to continue reading the following books in the series I teach, but to have them take a closer look into them and learn about different literary devices. I also have a love of history and always seek multiple views of historic events. Science fascinates me with its ever evolving discoveries. I love when my students get excited to learn more about a subject.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
50 min
Completed by 14 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
1-6 learners per class