Writing = Fun in WriteShop© Jr. E Class
The WriteShop Jr. E class, for advanced 4th grader, average 5th to 6th grader /reluctant 7th grader students teaches students to write and publish fiction, non-fiction and poetry using a variety of games, graphic organizers, self-editing tools and arts & crafts. These hands-on classes will provide consistent instructions to unlock the budding writer and make writing an activity your students will ask for. Students will learn to plan, create, self- evaluate and publish their writing projects in a variety of forms, such as a booklet, matted copy with borders, lap book, flip book, display board, and many other forms. Each 2 to 3 - week lesson will include grammar, journaling, and specific requirements for the lesson genre. Whether you have a more advanced child or one who is just learning the writing process, this flexible program will allow your child to work at their level and succeed. Student assignments are not graded at this level; instead, encouraging comment are made to inspire creativity and foster a love for writing.
Class Topics
Lesson 1: Writing Fables Grammar: Sentences
Lesson 2: Writing with Humor Grammar: Kinds of Sentences
Lesson 3: Adventure Story Grammar: Compound Sentences
Lesson 4: Science Fiction Grammar: Compound Words
Lesson 5: Mystery Grammar: Dialogue
Lesson 6: Concrete Poetry Grammar: Homophones & Homographs
Lesson 7: Personal Narrative (intro to 5-pgphs.) Grammar: Five Paragraphs
Lesson 8: Book Summary (5-pgphs.) Grammar: Prefixes/Suffixes
Lesson 9: Book Report (5-pgphs.) Grammar: Parts of Speech Review
Lesson 10: Expository Report & Presentation Grammar: Synonyms
Required Texts: WriteShop Jr. Book E (Skill Builder Worksheet and Grammar Guide Pack); Various Handouts; Grade Appropriate Dictionary and Thesaurus
Tuition Cost: $540.00 per year for first child, $490.00 if paid in full on or before the first day of class or monthly payment of $55.00. Sibling Discount Available.
Location: Wednesday Indian Trail Town Hall 9:15 am - 10:05 am
“I am always amazed at my [3] students’ abilities and writing voices that emerge and grow each year. I love the different opportunities each lesson and the projects give them to try different styles in writing and creativity.” (students in classes from WriteShop Jr. to American Lit. & Comp) A. Tucker
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