동물에 관해 글쓰기(반복적으로!)

This is one of my most popular classes and it's back!  I've divided it into Levels A and B.
Click here for the middle school level. https://outschool.com/classes/writing-about-animals-H3F9pXpk?usid=xPqAuK2O&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

If you are familiar with IEW, you know that Units 1 and 2 are the foundation of the whole program and must be learned first.  Students must understand how to take effective notes, and how to write from their notes, not just to be successful with IEW, but to be successful with all writing. This class is a beginner class (Level A, 8- 11 year olds). 

Some learners need more practice than others with these foundational units.  A third grader will need to practice this new skill many, many times. A sixth grader may need several practice sessions, and an 8th grader might only need a few.  

In this ongoing class, students will learn how to create a Key Word Outline from a short paragraph about animals, and how to rewrite it.  Students are welcome to take this class as many times as they would like.  If you are thinking of choosing another IEW class with me, this is a great place to start to see if we are a good fit. 

After a few weeks, older elementary students can consider this class... https://outschool.com/classes/writing-narratives-unit-3-of-iew-ir1B0dji?refuid=xPqAuK2O


My classes are fairly structured with a lot of student input.  My goal is to help them create their own notes that make sense to them. This is an essential skill that can be carried into every other area of education.  The faster and more accurate they take notes, the more they will retain and understand. 

Students do not need any prior knowledge to take this class, but they should be able to read at least at a second grade level.  The source paragraphs given in class should be easy for them to read.  The more times they practice this outline, the more proficient they will become. 

Each class will feature one animal and one grammar concept.  The animals change depending on student suggestions!