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2024 MS105-4 Spring Sunday Afternoon Class

Sunday 5:00 PM-6:30 PM ( 03/31/2024- 6/16/2024)

Grade 5


Class Outline  
This course emphasizes the theme of literature as a means of communication. In particular, students will be working through the following guiding questions: Why are authors communicating? How do authors communicate literally? Metaphorically? What techniques do they use? Why are...

2024 MS105-3 Spring Sunday Evening Class

Sunday 7:30 PM-9:00 PM ( 03/10/2024- 6/2/2024) ( No class on 4/21)

Grade 5


Class Outline  
This course emphasizes the theme of literature as a means of communication. In particular, students will be working through the following guiding questions: Why are authors communicating? How do authors communicate literally? Metaphorically? What techniques do they use? Why are...

2024 MS105-2 Spring Sunday Evening Class

Sunday 7:30 PM-9:00 PM ( 03/10/2024- 6/2/2024) ( No class on 4/21)

Grade 5


Class Outline  
This course emphasizes the theme of literature as a means of communication. In particular, students will be working through the following guiding questions: Why are authors communicating? How do authors communicate literally? Metaphorically? What techniques do they use? Why are...

2024 MS103 Spring Wednesday Class

Wednesday 7:00 PM-8:30 PM (3/6/2024 -5/29/2024) - No Class on 4/17

Grade 3

Teacher:  Valentina Romero: Click here to view Valentina Romero's Profile

Course Overview: 
This intro-level course emphasizes skills outlined in the common core standards, specifically relating to reading comprehension, writing, and language usage.  In particular, this class has three...

2024 MS105-1 Spring Thursday Evening Class

Thursday 7:30 PM-9:00 PM ( 03/7/2024- 05/30/2024) ( No class on 4/18)

Grade 5

Class Outline and Expectations
This course emphasizes the theme of literature as a means of communication. In particular, students will be working through the following guiding questions: Why are authors communicating? How do authors communicate literally? Metaphorically? What techniques do...

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