5학년과 6학년을 위한 영어 일일 문법 및 쓰기

Looking to improve spelling, punctuation, parts of speech, and figurative language?  Or perhaps writing essays, stories, or poetry?  You've come to the right place!  This ongoing class is a straight-forward approach to targeting these skills and is a full curriculum that meets Common Core and TEKS standards.  Each week builds from day-to-day from Monday through Friday with a different focus each separate week.  For example, if "the writing process" is the focus for the week, Monday it will be introduced, then each consecutive day will be dedicated to working on this though different mini lessons and activities. So, stay for a week, choose the weeks that suit your needs, or stay for several weeks to fulfill your grammar and writing curriculum.  Take a look at the upcoming schedule and come and go as you please! 

***I love working with groups! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SCHEDULE A PRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUR HOMESCHOOL GROUP, PLEASE MESSAGE ME!***

This class has been designed to be completed 100% online, but if your learner requires hands-on versions of the materials, these are also available as printables!  

Each class will begin with very basic introductions to the teacher and classmates to encourage an upbuilding online classroom culture. 

The grammar exercises will be posted in the Outschool classroom, and will be available to work on as a Google Form or a printable PDF.  Each day of the week has it's own theme!
Monday: Meaningful Monday
Tuesday: Text Structure Tuesday
Wednesday: Wordy Wednesday
Thursday: Throwback Thursday
Friday: Figurative Friday

Students will have an opportunity to work out the remainder of the exercises on their own after a mini grammar lesson, followed by live teacher feedback.

This is followed by a mini writing lesson to build various writing skills outlined in the weekly schedules below.
All activities are designed to be concise and all work will be completed within the class time with feedback each day.

Week of September 4: Editing 
Week of September 11: Revising
Week of September 18: Creative Writing: Poetry
Week of September 25: Text Structure
Week of October 2: Writing Process
Week of October 9: Writing Perspectives
Week of October 16: Creating Suspense 
Week of October 23: Setting Mood/Tone
Week of October 30: Creative Writing based on images
Week of November 6: Writing Process
Week of November 13: Essay Writing
Week of November 20: No class due to holiday 
Week of November 27: Writing a Strong Thesis
Week of December 4: Writing a strong paragraph
Week of December 11: No Class (I will be out of town)
Week of December 18: Creative writing based on images
Week of December 25: No class due to holidays
Week of January 1: No Class due to holidays
Week of January 8: Semester 2 begins! Argumentative writing
Week of January 15: Argumentative writing continued
Week of January 22: Narrative writing
Week of January 29: Narrative writing continued
Week of February 5: Expository writing
Week of February 12: Expository writing continued
Week of February 19: Correspondence writing
Week of February 26: Poetry
Week of March 4: Cause and effect writing
Week of March 11: Descriptive writing
Week of March 18: Sequential/Chronological Order
Week of March 25: Expository writing
Week of April 1: Creative writing: Narrative
Week of April 8: Creative writing: Poetry
Week of April 15: Correspondence writing
Week of April 22: Compare/contrast writing
Week of April 29: Persuasive/argumentative writing
Week of May 6: Narrative essay writing
Week of May 13: Narrative essay writing continued
Week of May 20: Sequential/Chronological Order
Week of May 27: