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6to grado [y 5to grado] Artes del lenguaje inglés Educación en el hogar Semestre de otoño
Curso semestral de inglés, reuniones dos veces por semana. Incluye estudios de literatura en una variedad de géneros, una unidad de cuento, un enfoque de gramática de partes del discurso y dos proyectos de escritura opcionales. Un gran apoyo para cualquier plan de estudios de educación en el hogar.
Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 5 - 6
Sigue en plan de estudios Teacher-Created
Alineado con Common Core State Standards (CCSS)
The material for this course is based on accepted sixth grade level language arts standards, with enough scaffolding and flexibility for motivated 5th grade learners, or even older students who need some review or catch-up. I'm always willing to consider other ages and grade levels on a case-by-case basis and am happy to communicate with parents regarding any learner's placement. The 2024 Fall classes will meet twice/week for 12 weeks (24 classes) ___________ TEACHER REFUND POLICY: Many...
4 units//24 lessons//12 Weeks
Unit 1"Framed" by James Ponti"Framed" by James Ponti7 lessons4 WeeksWeek 1Lesson 1Introduction and Chapter 1Introduction to the Mystery/Detective Genre Parts of Speech Challenge and Pre-assessmentLesson 2Chapters 2-4Literature Discussion Ch 2-4 Grammar Focus: Nouns (common/proper, concrete/abstract)Week 2Lesson 3Chapters 5-9Literature Discussion Ch 5-9 Grammar Focus: Nouns (plural/possessive)Lesson 4Chapters 10-13Literature Discussion Ch 10-13 Grammar Focus: Nouns (Subject or Object: DO, IO, OP)Week 3Lesson 5Chapters 14-18Literature Discussion Ch 14-18 Grammar Focus: Pronouns (Personal: Subject/Object Forms)Lesson 6Chapters 19-22Literature Discussion Ch 19-22 Grammar Focus: Pronouns (Possessive/Reflexive/Intensive)Week 4Lesson 7Chapters 28-31Literature Discussion Ch 28-31 Grammar Focus: Pronouns (Indefinite/Relative)Unit 2"The Silver Chair" (Chronicles of Narnia) by CS Lewis"The Silver Chair" (Chronicles of Narnia) by CS Lewis6 lessons4 WeeksWeek 4Lesson 8Introduction and Chapter 1Intro to Fantasy Genre, Discussion of Chapter 1 Review Pronouns Dice GameWeek 5Lesson 9Chapters 2-5Literature Discussion Ch 2-5 Grammar Focus: AdjectivesLesson 10Chapters 6-9Literature Discussion Ch 6-9 Grammar Focus: AdjectivesWeek 6Lesson 11Chapters 10-13Literature Discussion Ch 10-13 Grammar Focus: Adjective OrderLesson 12Chapters 14-18Literature Discussion Ch 14-18 Grammar Focus: AdverbsWeek 7Lesson 13Creative Project PresentationsStudents present their Creative Projects for our Narnia book Grammar Focus: Verb TypesUnit 3"Rescue" by Jennifer Nielsen"Rescue" by Jennifer Nielsen6 lessons4 WeeksWeek 7Lesson 14Introduction and Chapter 1-10Introduction to Historical Fiction GenreWeek 8Lesson 15Chapters 11-22Literature Discussion Grammar Focus: Verb TensesLesson 16Chapters 23-33Literature Discussion Grammar Focus: AdverbsWeek 9Lesson 17Chapters 34-45Literature Discussion Grammar: Catch-upLesson 18Chapters 46-56Literature Discussion Basic Diagramming: Subjects/PredicatesWeek 10Lesson 19Chapter 57-65Literature Discussion Basic Diagramming: Compounds/ModifiersUnit 4Short Story UnitShort Story Unit5 lessons3 WeeksWeek 10Lesson 20Short Story IntroIntroduction to Short Story Genre Basic Diagramming: Diagramming ReviewWeek 11Lesson 21"The Gift of the Magi"Literature Discussion Basic Diagramming: Direct Objects/Indirect ObjectsLesson 22"The Necklace"Literature Discussion Basic Diagramming: Predicate Nouns and AdjectivesWeek 12Lesson 23"The Lady or the Tiger"Literature Discussion Basic Diagramming: Prepositional PhrasesLesson 24"The Open Window"Word of the Week Review Game Literature Discussion Final Diagram Practice
- Students will study, practice, and interact with a mixture of fifth and sixth grade level literature and grammar topics, demonstrating understanding and mastery through worksheets and class discussion.
BS Degree in English Education, 30+ years teaching experience for all ages from preschool to adult, former homeschool mom, current loving Nana to the best grandkids ever!
4+ horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: incluidoComentario: incluidoDetalles: Between classes, students will: 1. Read (or listen to) the assigned reading chapters before each class discussion. A reading guide will be provided to help with comprehension and preparation. 2. Complete the provided grammar practice worksheets to reinforce the grammar material 3. Complete various writing tasksEvaluación
Frecuencia: incluidoDetalles: Certificate of completion offered on request. This will include a list of all topics covered and a brief assessment of the learner's skills.Certificado de finalización
Frecuencia: incluidoDetalles: Parents are welcome to contact me to discuss any requests for grades or for completion verification.
A copy of "The Silver Chair" by CS Lewis "Framed" by James Ponti "Rescue" by Jennifer Nielsen A notebook or folder to keep assignments and worksheets Pen or pencil and paper for jotting notes or important thoughts
All literature is chosen from a generally recognized collection of age-appropriate, often award-winning, books. Parents are encouraged to research any unfamiliar books to be sure they are appropriate for their learner. Here is a synopsis for the two books in this unit: "THE SILVER CHAIR" by CS Lewis "Eustace Scrubb and Jill Pole are classmates at a terrible school where bullies rule the roost. To escape their enemies, Eustace suggests they call on Aslan for help. Soon the children are magically transported to Narnia, where Aslan entrusts them with the task of locating the lost Prince Rilian, son of King Caspian. The Prince mysteriously disappeared over a decade before when he went in search of the creature that killed his mother. Now Caspian is old and not expected to live much longer, so Rilian must be found quickly to take his rightful place on the throne. Eustace and Jill, along with Puddleglum, their new Marsh-Wiggle companion, take a harrowing journey through the uncharted realms of Narnia, where they encounter giants, the Earthmen of the Deep Underground Realms, and the Queen of this Underland who is not all that she seems. Can they locate Rilian and return him to Cair Paravel before his father is gone?" (publisher summary) "FRAMED" by James Ponti "Framed! is a fun whodunit for tweens. Florian is Sherlock Holmes without the intimidating presence, and Margaret is a perfect sidekick with the promise of becoming more involved in future books. The story is light and fun. This is a good selection for libraries (personal, school, or public) where kids need a good mystery and are ready to move on from A to Z Mysteries." (excerpt from "momreadit") "RESCUE" by Jennifer Nielsen "Rescue" depicts the journey of a 12-year-old girl named Meg Kenyon through Nazi-occupied France during World War II. When she learns that her father, who works as a British spy for the resistance, has been captured by the Germans, she embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue him alongside other fugitives. Throughout the story, Meg finds clues about her father’s whereabouts in his coded letter and uses her knowledge of spying techniques to overcome the challenges she encounters on the way. Short Stories: We will read the following classic short stories (lightly abridged): "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry "The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant Each short story is standardly accepted as appropriate literature for middle school grades. There are some elements of death and danger, and parents are encouraged to read summaries of each to be sure they are appropriate for your learner. All discussions will be kept light and focused mostly on the literary elements used to create tension and mood.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Licenciatura en Educación desde Bob Jones University
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30 US$
semanalmente o 350 US$ por 24 clases2 x por semana, 12 semanas
50 min
Completado por 42 alumnos
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Edades: 10-12
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