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Welcome to 2nd Grade!!!

In this 9-week course, your child will cover ELA, math, science, social studies, art, PE, and music.
Sarah Wood
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What's included

54 live meetings
45 in-class hours
Homework
2-4 hours per week. Nightly reading will be mandatory (a reading log will be provided). Math homework will be given three times a week. Writing assignments will be given after the class finishes reading a book.
Assessment
If you would like a letter grade, please let me know, and I will set up a grade book for the student.
Grading
included

Class Experience

US Grade 2
This is a 9-week course that will cover all of the second-grade basics: reading, grammar, writing, math, science, social studies, music, and art. Each week will cover a different theme. Reading and math will be taught three days a week. Grammar and writing will be taught twice a week. The week will finish off with social studies, science, music, art, and individual reading time. Lessons will be taught using the NearPod website. You will not need an account to use it. Instruction is as follows:
Reading - reading together as a class and taking comprehension quizzes during the week (three times per week); reading one on one on Fridays; nightly reading time will be required
Grammar - going over the basics of grammar (nouns, verbs, punctuation, etc.) and utilizing worksheets
Writing & Spelling - working on handwriting & spelling words (new list each week)
Math - addition and subtraction of more than two multidigit numbers, counting money, and problem-solving
Science - learn about animals, plants, and early physics (push and pull, simple machines, gravity)
Social Studies - learn about maps, globes, the geography of the world, and ancient myths
Music - learn about rhythm, how to count in time, and how to read treble and bass clef
Art - learn about different art styles and artists; make their own art based on the theme of the week
PE - workout for brain breaks and learn about healthy habits (eating, sleeping, etc.)

WEEK 1 - Dinosaurs
Reading: Dinosaurs Before Dark
Grammar: Nouns
Writing & Spelling: All About Me; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Adding & Subtracting Friendly Numbers Part 1
Science: Dinosaurs & Paleontologists
Social Studies: Reading Maps
Music: Beat & Rhythm

WEEK 2 - Medieval Times
Reading: The Knight at Dawn
Grammar: Verbs
Writing & Spelling: Short story; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Adding & Subtracting Friendly Numbers Part 2
Science: Force (make a catapult)
Social Studies: Medieval Times
Art: Stained Glass Project

WEEK 3 - Ancient Egypt
Reading: Mummies in the Morning
Grammar: Adjectives
Writing & Spelling: Heiroglyphs; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Explore Length Part 1
Science: Desert Animals
Social Studies: Ancient Egypt
Music: Learning Note Values

WEEK 4 - Pirates
Reading: Pirates Past Noon
Grammar: Adverbs
Writing & Spelling: Short story; spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Explore Length Part 2
Science: Properties of Water
Social Studies: Pirates
Art: Pirate Ship Project

WEEK 5 - Ninjas
Reading: Night of the Ninjas
Grammar: Types of sentences
Writing & Spelling: Favorite thing; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Counting & Place Value Part 1
Science: Animals of Japan
Social Studies: Japan
Music: Learning Note Names

WEEK 6 - The Amazon
Reading: Afternoon on the Amazon
Grammar: Capitalization
Writing & Spelling: Would You Rather....?; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Counting & Place Value Part 2
Science: Animals of the Amazon
Social Studies: The Amazon
Art: Henri Rousseau Rainforest art project

WEEK 7 - The Ice Age
Reading: Sunset of the Sabertooth
Grammar: Punctuation
Writing & Spelling: Which is your favorite?; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Counting & Place Value Part 3
Science: Ice Age Animals
Social Studies: The Ice Age
Music: Learning Treble Clef

WEEK 8 - Space
Reading: Midnight on the Moon
Grammar: Simple Tenses
Writing & Spelling: Report; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Add, Subtract, and Solve Part 1
Science: Space
Social Studies: Moon Landing
Art: Vincent Van Gough Starry Night art project

WEEK 9 - Oceans
Reading: Dolphins at Daybreak
Grammar: Plurals
Writing & Spelling: Your Choice; Spelling practice and test at the end of the week
Math: Add, Subtract, and Solve Part 2
Science: Ocean Animals
Social Studies: Bodies of Water
Music: Learning Simple Songs

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Lessons will be taught using the NearPod website. You will not need an account to use it.
Supply List
A notebook will be needed for writing assignments.
I will provide a reading log.
If art or science project supplies are needed, I will provide a list a week in advance.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
  • Nearpod
Joined May, 2021
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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.

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$250

for 54 classes
6x per week, 9 weeks
50 min

Completed by 4 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-9
2-6 learners per class

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