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32 reuniones en vivo
24 horas presencialesExperiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - A1
Grado de EE. UU. 2
Updated for 2024/2025 School Year. This is an ongoing class that students can subscribe to and attend as much as desired. Each week the class meets on Monday and Wednesday from September - December. On the rare occasion when the teacher is unable to meet on Monday or Wednesday, a make-up class will be held on Friday of that same week. The class will give students the opportunity to meet with other students daily and to have meaningful interaction with them while practicing basic beginning phonics, reading and language arts skills taught in 2nd grade. The pace of the class keeps the students moving through several activities designed to highlight phonics skills, spelling words, grammar skills and reading comprehension. This will be an active class and students will be encouraged to participate and interact with classmates. Having permission to use the leveled reading stories from k5learning.com , this class will begin with Level I stories and work our way through Level J by the end of December. Come join this class, reinforce ELA skills learned in 2nd grade and make some new friends! General format of each class will be as follows: Level I Stories Week of Sept 2 1. Phonics skills: Compound Words/Syllables 2. Reading skills: Making Slime, The Man Who Invented Legos 3. Spelling/Sight words: backyard, barefoot, baseball, birthday, cupcake, football, grandmother, outside, popcorn, sometimes, sunset, sunshine 4. Grammar: Review Capitalization Rules 5. Reading Vocabulary: Making Slime/ingredients, coloring, replied, kitchen, suggested, worried, mixture, sticky The Man Who Invented Lego/Denmark, invention, plastic, furniture, wooden, Lego 6. Weekly Wonder Word: cooperation Week of Sept 9 1. Phonics skills: Double Consonants/Syllables 2. Reading skills: A Fancy Meal, Chocolate 3. Spelling/Sight words - carry, follow, holler, hurry, kitten, pillow, puddle, ribbon, rotten, shallow, soccer, worry 4. Grammar: Review Punctuation Rules/Sentence Types 5. Reading Vocabulary: A Fancy Meal/restaurant, waitress, napkin, valet, milkshake, lobster, dinner, menu Chocolate/chocolate, sugar, beans, factory, maker, cocoa 6. Weekly Wonder Word: volunteer Week of Sept 16 1. Phonics skills: Open/Closed Syllables 2. Reading skills: Missing the Movie, Who is Harry Houdini, 3. Spelling/Sight words - basket, chicken, costume, fabric, final, lady, program, rodeo, super, tiger, velvet, winter 4. Grammar: Use apostrophe for possession ('s) 5. Reading Vocabulary: Missing the Movie/popcorn, minutes, replied, thirsty, returned, excited, sighed, theatre Who is Harry Houdini/excitement, trapeze, famous, adventure, escape, circus 6. Weekly Wonder Word: frighten Week of Sept 23 1. Phonics skills: Final Stable Syllables/dle, tle, ple, ble 2. Reading skills: The Golden State, Amanda's Perfect Painting 3. Spelling/Sight words - bridle, candle, cattle, handle, middle, needle, purple, saddle, stable, table, thimble, title 4. Grammar: Use apostrophe for contractions 5. Reading Vocabulary: The Golden State/California, flakes, gold, shovels, states, rush Amanda's Perfect Painting/paintbrush, festival, curved, painting, straight, collage 6. Weekly Wonder Word: process Week of Sept 30 1. Phonics Sounds: Suffix s, ing, ed 2. Reading Skills: Jojo's Colorful Bedroom, Brittany's Baby Sister 3. Spelling/Sight words - boils, cooks, greets, grills, melt, play, remind, scatter, screaming, smell, talk, want 4. Grammar: Use comma to separate items in a list 5. Reading Vocabulary: Jojo's Colorful Bedroom/secondary, primary, blend, designer, wheel, color Brittany's Baby Sister/doorbell, bassinet, quietly, annoyed, pacifier, stare 6. Weekly Wonder Word: annoy Week of Oct 7 1. Phonics Sounds: Plurals 2. The Tangled Feet Problem, Loud Volcanoes and Quiet Volcanoes 3. Spelling/Sight words - answers, bunches, churches, fields, flowers, foxes, heroes, hikes, inches, lunches, questions, students 4. Grammar: Parts of friendly letter/punctuation in friendly letter 5. Reading Vocabulary: The Tangled Feet Problem/tickled, serious, scold, winked, giggle wise Loud Volcanoes, Quiet Volcanoes/dangerous, surface, erupt, volcano, islands, lava 6. Weekly Wonder Word: matter Week of Oct 14 1. Phonics Sounds: Plurals 2. Reading Skills: Study Buddies, Healthy Eating 3. Spelling/Sight words - babies, bodies, cities, communities, companies, countries, factories, families, properties, skies, stories, territories 4. Grammar: prefixes/ un, re 5. Reading Vocabulary: Study Buddies/practiced, quietly, novel, stumbled, stories, voice Healthy Eating/healthy, protein, carbohydrates, muscles, energy, vitamins 6. Weekly Wonder Word: expect Week of Oct 21 1. Phonics Sounds: Plurals 2. Reading Skills: Jonah's Kite, The Sleepover 3. Spelling/Sight words - calves, children, geese, hooves, lives, loaves, men, mice, oxen, teeth, wives, wolves 4. Grammar: Prefixes/pre, mis 5. Reading Vocabulary: Jonah's Kite/magazines, tangled, beach, vacation, cooler, kite The Sleepover/grandparents, cupboard, nervous, explained, excited, replied 6. Weekly Wonder Word: expect Week of Oct 28 1. Phonics Sounds: Comparatives, Superlatives 2. Reading Skills: Walt Disney, Where are the Watermelons 3. Spelling/Sight words - calmer, cleaner, longer, neatet, oldest, quicker, quietest, smarter, stronger, taller, wildest, youngest 4. Grammar: Prefixes/ sub, super 5. Reading Vocabulary: Walt Disney/amusement, company, success, character, cartoons, movie Where Are the Watermelons/watermelon, imagine, recite, audience, nervous, poem 6. Weekly Wonder Word: famous Week of Nov 4 1. Phonics Sounds: Double Consonants with -ed, -ing 2. Reading Skills: Anna Wants a Puppy, Hoverboards 3. Spelling/Sight words - begged, clapped, flopped, grabbed, gripped, hugging, pinned, planning, ripped, skipping, starred, stopping 4. Grammar: Using context clues to determine word meaning 5. Reading Vocabulary: Anna Wants a Puppy/exercise, wagging, energy, local, laughed, attention, chase Hoverboards/skateboard, hoverboard, practice, surface, battery, helmet 6. Weekly Wonder Word: responsibility Level J Stories Week of Nov 11 1. Phonics Sounds: Comparative and Superlative 2. Reading Skills: Ernest and the Elevator, Stinky and Safe 3. Spelling/Sight words - closer, finest, gentler, happiest, largest, nicer, purest, ripest, safe, simple, strangest, widest 4. Grammar: Finding subjects/predicates 5. Reading Vocabulary: Ernest and the Elevator/apartment, elevator, salami, behaved, favorite, fear Stinky and Safe/predators, opossum, liquid, cinnamon, creature, odor 6. Weekly Wonder Word: frighten Week of Nov 18 1. Phonics Sounds: -ly in adverbs 2. Reading Skills: Missing Tadpoles, Who Were the Beatles 3. Spelling/Sight words - closely, completely, finally, happily, mainly, perfectly, quickly, rapidly, sadly, slowly, strangely, totally 4. Grammar: Finding adjectives 5. Reading Vocabulary: Missing Tadpoles/observation, tadpoles, water, swimming, habitat, tails Who Were the Beatles/autographs, reporters, guitar, audience, crowds, fan 6. Weekly Wonder Word: observed Week of Nov 25 1. Phonics Sounds: -ful,-less,-ness 2. Reading Skills: A Slimy Situation, Don't Feed the Ducks 3. Spelling/Sight words - careless, cloudless, darkness, delightful, fearless, grateful, handful, joyful, plentiful, shyness, successful, wonderful 4. Grammar: Finding prepostions 5. Reading Vocabulary: A Slimy Situation/principal, science, erupt, volcano, judge, lave Don't Feed the Ducks/breadcrumbs, nature, human, searching, visitor, sign 6. Weekly Wonder Word: notice Week of Dec 2 1. Phonics Sounds: pre-, re-, mis-, un- 2. Reading Skills: Fools Gold or Real Gold, The Underdogs 3. Spelling/Sight words - misbehave, misinformed, misleading, precaution, preschool, preteen, rebuild, repaint, review, uncommon, unexpected, unlucky 4. Grammar: Finding pronouns 5. Reading Vocabulary: Fools Gold or Real Gold/explosion, pyrite, mirror, sparkles, fooled, gold The Underdogs/determination, worried, shoot, teammate, hockey, skate 6. Weekly Wonder Word: determined Week of Dec 9 1. Phonics Sounds: long a sound in ea, eigh, ay, aigh, ai 2. Reading Skills: The Slam Dunk, The Fire Triangle 3. Spelling/Sight words - break, eight, great, holiday, neighbors, sleigh 4. Grammar: compound words 5. Reading Vocabulary: The Slam Dunk/trampoline, high, bounce, basketball, dunk, ankle The Fire Triangle/oxygen, breathe, fire, burning, heat, fuel 6. Weekly Wonder Word: exercise Week of Dec 16 1. Phonics Sounds: long a sound in ea, eigh, ay, aigh, ai 2. Reading Skills: Allen's Ghost, Not Just an Empty Can 3. Spelling/Sight words - spraying, steak, straight, trail, wait, weighed 4. Grammar: Thank you notes 5. Reading Vocabulary: Allen's Ghost/haunted, project, environmental, ghost, litter, plastic Not Just an Empty Can/recycling, weighing, furnace, machine, factory, melted 6. Weekly Wonder Word: investigate
Metas de aprendizaje
Develop a strong foundation of phonics skills.
Learn how to respond to questions by using text based evidence.
Be able to read with fluency.
Develop a love for reading!
Otros detalles
Orientación para padres
Canva will be used to produce Fry List flashcards and Phonics flashcards.
k5learning has given permission for me to use their materials but I cannot sent parents a pdf file of the stories used in class. These stories can be accessed from their website k5learning.com without any membership fee. Parents will be sent the exact location of the stories at the time of registration. There is a small fee to download a file of 12 stories for each level. Once downloaded to the computer, parents can print them for their student to use in class and to reread the stories again with their parents for extra practice.
Lista de útiles escolares
Students should always have a wipe off board, marker and eraser.
Other materials may be needed at various times, but teacher will inform students of them in the class notes.
Recursos externos
Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Licenciatura en Educación desde Bowling Green State University/ Ohio
I am Teacher Colleen and am a retired teacher with Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Deaf Education. I was certified to teach in the states of Ohio and Florida. During my 40 years in education I had the opportunity to teach in public and private schools, homeschool some of my own children as well as teach American Sign Language at the college leveI. Most recently, I taught ESL through an online platform and worked as an intervention tutor at our local elementary school. My experience in the classroom and with my own children has taught me that all children learn differently. I will provide a classroom where all children can learn in a safe, friendly environment. You will find my classrooms to be very hands-on and child oriented. It is rewarding to see a child's face light up as they understand something new or see them glow with pride when they realize that they CAN do something that they didn't think they could do. I will be offering classes in Phonics/Reading for Levels 1-3, Math for Levels 1-3, Cursive writing, Science camps, Writing workshops, Math Facts Practice and ASL. I do offer a limited number of 1-1 tutoring slots, but try to focus on students that really need intervention to bring them up to grade level. I am the mom of 7 children and 8 wonderful grandchildren (with the 9th one arriving in March!). When I am not in the classroom you will find me spending time with my family and my German shepherd, Ellie.
Reseñas
Curso grupal en vivo
30 US$
semanalmente o 480 US$ por 32 clases2 x por semana, 16 semanas
45 min
Completado por 86 alumnos
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 7-9
3-8 alumnos por clase