The "What" Reading Program (1st and 2nd Grade)
David Miller
Average rating:4.6Number of reviews:(1,021)
This is an interactive class for reading, spelling, and comprehension for 1st and 2nd graders, in addition to building curiosity and helping students gain knowledge. Each reading topic is a "what" question that is answered in the lesson.
Class experience
US Grade 1 - 2
It has been proven that the ability to read proficiently is a fundamental skill that is required for all areas of academic success. Yet reading is more than just being able to recognize, pronounce, and comprehend words. For children especially in the early grades, content that awakens their curiosity fosters not only competent fluency in reading skills but the acquisition of knowledge as well. It was these concepts about literacy that inspired the development of the What, Where, When, Who,...
The primary teaching goals of the program are: 1. Reading for the facts 2. Spelling and pronunciation 3. Comprehension 4. Meanings of words
From a young age, I was adept at reading, spelling and comprehension at high levels. I also knew how to write book reports and summaries. Today, I want to share what I learned, along with providing the established tools and procedures for this type of learning. The overall goal of the program is to inspire learners to love reading and appreciate its value for learning other subjects as well as acquiring knowledge. I believe that proper reading, pronunciation, spelling, and comprehension are essential not just to learning, but to various aspects of life in general.
PowerPoint slides will be provided in each lesson.
Average rating:4.6Number of reviews:(1,021)
I am a certified online teacher, teaching math, grammar, English, reading, and history at various levels to children and adults. I utilize videoconferencing, audio, videos, whiteboards, and various e-learning techniques for young learners, as well...
Group Class
$60
for 6 classes2x per week, 3 weeks
30 min
Completed by 113 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
1-10 learners per class
