Classical Composition: Level II Narrative
Classical Composition: Level II Narrative
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Discovering the Skills of Writing
Students must have completed 4th grade and successfully completed CC Level I: Fable before enrolling in Narrative. Students entering grades 5–7 are welcome to participate in this class.
Class Schedule
Class Schedule
Class Days: Every Monday & Wednesday
Class Days: Every Monday & Wednesday
Time: 11:15-12:15 PM (EST)
Time: 11:15-12:15 PM (EST)
Open House/Meet The Teacher: August 10th At 11:15 AM (EST)
Open House/Meet The Teacher: August 10th At 11:15 AM (EST)
First Day Of Class: August 17th at 11:15 AM (EST)
First Day Of Class: August 17th at 11:15 AM (EST)
Class Length: 32 Weeks (With Breaks For Thanksgiving, Winter Break, Spring Break, & Holy Week)
Class Length: 32 Weeks (With Breaks For Thanksgiving, Winter Break, Spring Break, & Holy Week)
About The Narrative Class
About The Narrative Class
In this course, students will learn the step-by-step process of crafting well-structured narratives.
In this course, students will learn the step-by-step process of crafting well-structured narratives.
Each lesson is taught over a two-week period, allowing students time to fully understand and practice each stage of the writing process. At the beginning of the school year, lessons will extend over three weeks to support student adjustment and skill development.
Each lesson is taught over a two-week period, allowing students time to fully understand and practice each stage of the writing process. At the beginning of the school year, lessons will extend over three weeks to support student adjustment and skill development.
During class:
During class:
- The teacher guides students through each step of the narrative-writing process.
- The teacher guides students through each step of the narrative-writing process.
- Students write during class time with teacher support.
- Students write during class time with teacher support.
- Students are given opportunities to share portions of their work.
- Students are given opportunities to share portions of their work.
- Homework is assigned to reinforce skills and must be completed before the next class.
- Homework is assigned to reinforce skills and must be completed before the next class.
Outside of class:
Outside of class:
- Students complete assigned homework and final drafts.
- Students complete assigned homework and final drafts.
- The teacher provides grading and written feedback on submitted work.
- The teacher provides grading and written feedback on submitted work.
The Classical Composition Narrative Student Workbook is an essential learning resource. Students are expected to use it both during class and independently at home.
The Classical Composition Narrative Student Workbook is an essential learning resource. Students are expected to use it both during class and independently at home.
Final drafts for each lesson are submitted via email, then graded and returned with individualized comments and feedback.
Final drafts for each lesson are submitted via email, then graded and returned with individualized comments and feedback.
Resources & Class Setup
Resources & Class Setup
Required Materials:
Required Materials:
- Classical Composition Fable & Narrative Student Workbook/Guide
- Classical Composition Fable & Narrative Student Workbook/Guide
- Red, Green, & Blue Highlighters
- Red, Green, & Blue Highlighters
- Notebook
- Notebook
- Computer with Camera & Microphone
- Computer with Camera & Microphone
Provided Resourses:
Provided Resourses:
- Syllabus
- Syllabus
- Lesson Plan
- Lesson Plan
Live Classroom Platform:
Live Classroom Platform:
- Google Meet.
- Google Meet.
- Recommended Parent & Student have a gmail account
- Recommended Parent & Student have a gmail account
Parent & Student Expectations
Parent & Student Expectations
Parents/Guardians are required to review the WWR Policies Guide and read, sign, and submit the Expectation Agreement Form, which outlines the responsibilities and expectations of the teacher, student, and parent/guardian.
The Expectation Agreement Form will be emailed upon registration. You may click the button below to review it in advance.
Tuition & Payment Information
Tuition & Payment Information
- Total Cost: $400
- Total Cost: $400
Payment Break Down:
Payment Break Down:
-.$200 is due upon registration (50%). Registration is not complete until the payment is received
-.$200 is due upon registration (50%). Registration is not complete until the payment is received
-.$200 is due August 3rd (50%)...Two weeks before classes start
-.$200 is due August 3rd (50%)...Two weeks before classes start
If registration takes place August 1st or later, $400 (100%) will be due.
If registration takes place August 1st or later, $400 (100%) will be due.
Payment Options:
Payment Options:
- Venmo Friends & Family: (No Transaction Fee)
- Venmo Friends & Family: (No Transaction Fee)
- Venmo Goods&Services: (+$15 to cover transactions fees)
- Venmo Goods&Services: (+$15 to cover transactions fees)
- PayPal: (+$15 to cover transactions fees)
- PayPal: (+$15 to cover transactions fees)
Process:
Process:
Upon registering your student, you will receive a registration confirmation email within 48 hours.
Upon registering your student, you will receive a registration confirmation email within 48 hours.
In this email, you will receive the Expectation Agreement Form, which must be signed, dated, and returned before further steps in the registration process can be completed. Once the form has been returned, you will receive an invoice via PayPal or Venmo for the first deposit.
In this email, you will receive the Expectation Agreement Form, which must be signed, dated, and returned before further steps in the registration process can be completed. Once the form has been returned, you will receive an invoice via PayPal or Venmo for the first deposit.
Ready To Register?
Ready To Register?
Next Steps:
Next Steps:
Click the button below to complete the class registration form.
Once registration has been submitted, you will receive a confirmation email with “Next Steps.” Shortly after, you will receive a payment request that must be completed to finalize registration and reserve your student’s seat.
Is This Class Right For My Student?
Is This Class Right For My Student?
Helpful questions to consider when deciding whether to enroll your student:
Helpful questions to consider when deciding whether to enroll your student:
Is your student in 5th–7th grade?
Is your student in 5th–7th grade?
Has your student completed Classical Composition Level I: Fable?
Has your student completed Classical Composition Level I: Fable?
Will your student benefit from step-by-step writing instruction?
Will your student benefit from step-by-step writing instruction?
Does your student have a basic understanding of grammar and sentence structure?
Does your student have a basic understanding of grammar and sentence structure?
Can your student complete homework independently (with light parent support if needed)?
Can your student complete homework independently (with light parent support if needed)?
Is your student willing to participate respectfully in a small-group learning environment?
Is your student willing to participate respectfully in a small-group learning environment?
Still Not Sure?
Still Not Sure?
Please email me at R.Trainor@writingwithrachael.com with any questions. I’m happy to help you determine whether Narrative is the right placement for your child.
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