Weekly Show and Share Social Club With Mrs. Tricia
This ongoing show and tell class provides learners with a welcoming and fun environment where they can practice the conversational skills of speaking, listening, and asking questions.
Tricia Rivera
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(84)
What's included
1 live meeting
20 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
In this weekly show and tell class learners are invited to come as they are to share and chat with the group. During each class meeting we will greet each other with a song before taking turns sharing the item we brought to class. As learners share with the group they will have a chance to practice various social/conversational skills such as taking turns, speaking, listening, and asking questions. This class is designed to be a fun and welcoming environment for your learner to practice public speaking with their peers. I can't wait to see what your learner brings to class to share! Each week we will have a suggested theme for show and tell. If your learner does not have an item specifically related to that theme, that is ok. They can bring an unrelated item if they wish. My hope is that your learner chooses something to share that they are excited to chat about! Weekly Themes: ****July**** Week of July 28th: Free Choice ****August**** Week of August 4th: NO CLASS Week of August 11th: NO CLASS Week of August 12th: Something that you made Week of August 18th: Pajama Day! Wear your favorite pajamas, bring your favorite snack, and your favorite stuffed animal to class to share Week of August 25th: Favorite color day! Find toys or items around the house to share that are your favorite color. ****September**** Week of September 1st: Free choice Week of September 8th: First day of school fun- share your favorite school supplies Week of September 15th: Mystery item-choose anything you'd like to share, but come prepared with clues about your item so that we can try to guess what it is. Week of September 22nd: Things that remind you of Fall Week of September 29th: Free choice ****October**** Week of October 6th: Something interesting you found outside Week of October 13th: A collection or part of a collection you have Week of October 20th: Your favorite Halloween candy Week of October 27th: Something spooky or your Halloween costume ****November**** Week of November 3rd: Free choice Week of November 10th: Something that is your favorite (book, toy, shirt, place, etc) Week of November 17th: Something you made Week of November 24th: Something you are thankful for ****December**** Week of December 1st: Free choice Week of December 8th: Something that reminds you of winter Week of December 15th: Your favorite holiday decorations Week of December 22nd ***NO CLASS*** Week of December 29th: ***NO CLASS***
Learning Goals
Learners will practice taking turns speaking, listening to others, asking questions, and sharing comments.
Other Details
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined July, 2020
5.0
84reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Florida Teaching Certificate in Social Studies/History
Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education from Florida Atlantic University
Hello Outschool Families!
I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to teach and connect with learners here on Outschool. With 14 years of teaching experience, I’ve had the privilege of working with students of all ages in a variety of settings.
I began my teaching journey working as a substitute teacher at the elementary level while taking classes to earn a Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Social Studies Education. After earning my degree, I taught 10th-grade World History at a large public school in South Florida. Teaching history was a dream come true, and I loved every moment of it! At the end of my fourth year teaching high school, my husband's job transferred him to Virginia where I began working as a lead teacher at a preschool over the summer. I thought teaching preschool was just going to be a summer job, but it turned out that I fell in love with the littles and teaching early literacy and reading.
After the birth of my daughter, I transitioned to online teaching. I’m grateful for the flexibility it offers—both for my students and myself. One of the best parts of teaching on Outschool is connecting with learners from all over the world.
Teaching is my passion, no matter the platform being used. There is nothing quite like seeing learning "click" for a student and watching them begin to excel on their own. My favorite topics to teach are history as well as early literacy, reading, and writing. I'm an avid reader myself and it brings me great joy to see my students get as excited about reading as I do!
I look forward to meeting your child and joining them on their learning journey. I hope to see you in class soon!Reviews
Live Group Class
$8
weekly1x per week
20 min
Completed by 14 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-7
1-6 learners per class
