Write a Letter to Santa - Flex Class
What's included
5 pre-recorded lessons
1 week
of teacher support1 year access
to the contentHomework
Learners will be asked to complete the daily activity that is posted in the classroom every day.Class Experience
Come join us as we write our letters to Santa Claus and get into the holiday spirit in this one-week flex class! We will use our imagination and creativity as we write out letters while making new friends at the same time. We will cover various topics every day for one week (Monday-Friday), with a new video on Monday, Thursday, and Friday! Also, an activity will be posted in the classroom every day: Monday: History of Letters to Santa -One video will be posted -Learn about the history of writing letters to Santa and what it means to write a letter -An activity will be posted in the classroom -A question of the day will be posted Tuesday: Write Your Letter! -It's time to write your letter to Santa! -An activity will be posted in the classroom -A question of the day will be posted Wednesday: Color a Picture for Santa -Color a picture for Santa to include when you mail your letter -An activity will be posted in the classroom -A question of the day will be posted Thursday: Send Your Letter to Santa! -One video will be posted on what is needed to send a letter -Write Santa's address on the envelope -An activity will be posted in the classroom -A question of the day will be posted Friday: Holiday Traditions -One video will be posted on holiday traditions -Draw a picture or take a picture to show and tell a holiday tradition -An activity will be posted in the classroom -A question of the day will be posted NOTE: This is a flex class, and there will be no live classes.
Learning Goals
1. Historical Understanding:
Students will gain knowledge about the history and cultural significance of writing letters to Santa Claus. They will understand how the tradition has evolved over time and across different cultures.
2. Letter Writing Skills:
Students will learn the basics of effective letter writing, including structure, tone, and content. They will practice expressing their thoughts and emotions in a clear and coherent manner.
3. Creativity and Imagination:
Participants will explore and enhance their creative thinking skills by incorporating imaginative elements into their letters. They will experiment with different creative mediums, such as drawings, poems, and storytelling.
4. Cultural Awareness:
Students will gain an appreciation for the diversity of holiday traditions by exploring different ways people express their wishes to Santa. They will be encouraged to share their own cultural or family traditions related to the holiday season.
5. Community Building:
Participants will develop a sense of community by interacting with peers, sharing their experiences, and learning about each other's holiday traditions.
They will engage in collaborative activities, fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
Syllabus
5 Lessons
over 1 WeekLesson 1:
History of Letters to Santa
Learn about the history of writing letters to Santa and what it means to write a letter
Lesson 2:
Write Your Letter!
It's time to write your letter to Santa!
Lesson 3:
Color a Picture for Santa
Color a picture for Santa to include when you mail your letter
Lesson 4:
Send Your Letter to Santa!
Learn what is needed to send a letter
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Our "Letter to Santa" class is designed to be festive, fun, and suitable for all learners. However, given the holiday theme, we may discuss traditional beliefs around Santa Claus, which some families may approach differently. I encourage parents to share their preferences or concerns with me, ensuring that the class aligns with their values.
No media content with official ratings will be used in this class. All materials and discussions will be age-appropriate and aimed at fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment.
Supply List
For our "Letter to Santa" flex class, learners will need the following supplies to fully engage in the creative writing activities: 1. Printer and Paper: Parents will be provided with templates, which can be printed for children to use as a guide while writing their letters to Santa; however, each activity will need to be printed. 2. Coloring Supplies: Crayons, markers, or colored pencils to add a festive touch to their letters. 3. Envelopes and Stamps: Envolvopes and stamps will be needed for learners to mail their letters.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
3 Degrees
Doctoral Degree in Education from Capella University
Master's Degree in Psychology from Capella University
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Liberty University
Embark on a festive learning journey with our "Letter to Santa" class, led by an educational expert holding a Doctorate in Education, college professor, and Deputy Director of a homeschool association. With a wealth of expertise in understanding the impact of disabilities on education, I bring inclusive and engaging experiences to personalized online courses. Join us for a joyful exploration of writing to Santa, guided by a seasoned educator passionate about inclusive learning.
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Self-Paced Class
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