Do you have awesome Pokémon cards you want to show off? Come and learn with us!  
Parts of speech and fluency are two components of English that should continually be practiced, but often get neglected due to the many standards needing to be taught at the elementary level.   
In this ongoing class, we will review nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs to create a different Pokémon-themed story each week. Learners can bring different Pokémon cards or toys each week to show off and use to help them think of different nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. We will use those words to fill in our Pokémon story, then practice reading our creative piece aloud to the class.  Learners will volunteer to read a part of the story based on their reading level. The story will be different each week and generally follow the chapters in the book, "Pokemon: I Choose You!"  
This class will be interactive so learners should be comfortable speaking online.  

Class outline:
-Learners will introduce themselves and the cards or toys they brought
-Learners will review definitions of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs with one of my Pokemon cards
-Learners will take turns creating words using parts of speech using their Pokemon cards
-Teacher and learners will take turns reading parts of the story based on reading level.
-Learners will receive a different Pokemon badge at the end of each class to add to their collection (They will draw the badge on their Badge Display Sheet) Collect all 12!

Week of January 17: Chapter 2 (chapter 1 is read in the one-time class)
Week of January 24: Chapter 3
Week of January 31: Chapter 4
Week of February 7: Chapter 5
Week of February 14: Chapter 6
Week of February 21: Chapter 7
Week of February 28: Chapter 8
Week of March 7: *no class*
Week of March 14: Chapter 9
Week of March 21: Chapter 10
Week of March 28: Chapter 11
Week of April 4: Chapter 12
Week of April 11: Chapter 13

It is recommended that learners complete the one-time class: Learning Basic Parts of Speech & Fluency with Pokemon if they are unfamiliar with these parts of speech terms.