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In today's fluid educational environment, it is going to take a village - a community of support - to make great things happen for students and for each other. To meet this growing need, the Word Wright's Workshop now offers remote, collaborative learning events, including writing workshops, education & enrichment activities, and tutoring for youth, teen, and adult participants.
We currently provide support and programs, using the following remote communication tools: Google Classroom and Google Meet. Links and documents are shared via Google Classroom. Live, video collaboration takes place in Google Meet. In person, home services are available on a limited basis.
Homeschool consultation for individual parents and cooperatives of families working together to educate their children are also available.
Let us know what you need. We're here to help - today and always.
Elizabeth McDonald,
Founder, The Word Wright's Workshop
Engaging learners in new ways! Scroll below for current offerings; reserve your virtual seat today.
Beth "teaches all different classes and is by far one of the best online instructors I have observed. Her style, approach, and resources are outstanding."
- Audra G., parent and educator
"I really loved the math workshop. You got us thinking a lot. You're the only teacher that has ever gotten up to go get something we had in common - antique Lionel trains! You were really nice and patient with us."
-Alex, Age 12, NYC
We offer 1:1 and small group educational support to all learners.
While we provide writing services for all ages, learning assistance across all subjects is available for children, entering grades 3 -7, Fall 2021.
Sessions are remote, using Google Classroom and Google Meet, or in person.
A three-part offering for just $65!
Thursdays, August 5, 12, and 19, 9:00-10:00 A.M.
Remote via Google Meet
Participants will conduct a weekly experiment with their facilitator. Ingredients for each week's experiment will be sent via email to participants five days in advance. Participants will use the step to scientific inquiry to learn about age appropriate science concepts, form a hypothesis, prepare for and conduct each experiment, and draw conclusions, based on the results.
Common household items found in the kitchen will form the basis for these experiments. Occasional prep 1-2 days in advance may be required, e.g. preparing a hard boiled egg.
2 sessions for just 35! Remote, via Google Meet
Tuesdays, August 2 and 9, 9:00-10:00 A.M.
Join Bauer the Beagle, as he travels the globe in search of the underworld criminal, Sammy the Pooch, in an effort to recover the Golden Bone. Journey from Hartford to Central and South America, the Middle East, Central Asia, and the Far East with this determined, crime fightin' beagle! Fellow sleuths will work together in real time, using Google Meet and Google Earth to solve this crime!
An 6-session offering
Wednesdays, November 3, 10, 17, & 24, & December 1 & 8,
4:30-5:30 P.M. , via Google Meet
What is your passion that brings you joy? A passion project is a mystical and magical endeavor. Each passion project taps into your talents, strengths, and interests. Inspired by a topic that lights you up and gets your heart pumping, a passion project is yours to choose!
In this 6-part series, participants will select a task or skill you each wish to develop or learn. Perhaps you wish to make upcycled fashion, write a short story, draw a comic strip, make a vlog, create an app, make a table, or fight for a cause. It's up to you!
Participants will conduct research and complete their passion project by our last session. Students will encourage and support each other, help one another work through obstacles, and keep a journal of project successes and failures.
Upon completion of the passion projects, students will create a short presentation to share your journey with us. You may include videos, photos, or comments/feedback from friends and family outside of the group.
Those of you who are really committed to your project will have your presentation shared here at The Word Wright's Workshop in celebration of your commitment to your passion!
We will use Google Meet, Google Classroom, and other Google apps that best serve your project.
Come join me in exploring your passion!
Current 1-time, 1-hour sessions are scheduled for the following dates. Please "Add Note" to specify your preferred session when you "Buy Now."
Tuesday, October 19, 6:30-7:30 P.M.
Thursday, November 18, 6:30-7:30 P.M.
Additional sessions available by appointment at mutually available days and times, one-one or for small groups. To schedule, CONTACT US. We have fold for every season and occasion!
Remote via Google Meet.
Learn several napkin folds that will delight friends and family who share special meals at their tables through the holiday season.
Participants will learn up to six other simple, yet elegant folds, as time allows. Video resources for reference after class will be provided.
Participants will need a cloth napkin that can stand without starch, flatware, and a napkin ring.
We offer adult support with the following:
Zoom
Skype
Google Meet and Google Apps
iPhones
These services are available for just $32.50/hour for 2 or more participants or $65/ hour for private support. For your safety, all sessions are currently remote, using Google Meet. Seniors are welcome to have an adult buddy in session to support them at home during our online sessions.
Contact us today about scheduling your appointments.
Writing Workshops:
Structured poem forms, fiction and nonfiction writing. Skill building will focus on understanding parts of speech, building vocabulary, using descriptive language, sentence structure, and adhering to basic poetic or grammar forms.
Kitchen Science - Hands-On Activities
with items commonly found in our kitchens and pantr
Writing Workshops:
Structured poem forms, fiction and nonfiction writing. Skill building will focus on understanding parts of speech, building vocabulary, using descriptive language, sentence structure, and adhering to basic poetic or grammar forms.
Kitchen Science - Hands-On Activities
with items commonly found in our kitchens and pantries. Students will secure items, and then use the scientific inquiry steps to make a hypothesis, conduct experiments, collect evidence, analyze the evidence and draw conclusions.
Fun with Math - Hands on Math
with common objects around the house. Students will explore creative problems solving using Common Core aligned targets for each activity to build and maintain math skills.
Tutoring for all subjects: One-One or in groups up to four participants.
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Writing Workshops:
Poetry writing, creative storytelling in short stories or plays, short personal narratives, and informational writing on a topic of interest. Skill building will be aligned to CCSS targets for grades 6-8, and will center on types of poems, voice, tone, imagery, symbolism, point of view, narration, audience awareness, di
Writing Workshops:
Poetry writing, creative storytelling in short stories or plays, short personal narratives, and informational writing on a topic of interest. Skill building will be aligned to CCSS targets for grades 6-8, and will center on types of poems, voice, tone, imagery, symbolism, point of view, narration, audience awareness, dialogue, vocabulary building, and language usage.
Virtual Field Trips with remote, collaborative pre- and post-visit activities to purposefully engage each participant while on the field trip and explore takeaways, points of inspiration, and topics for further study, research, or writing.
French Language Enrichment Course -Participants will explore first year French language learning. Focus will be on vocabulary building, understanding subject verb agreement, the feminine and masculine forms, pronunciation, forming sentences, oral comprehension, and basic conversational skills. We will also view French language videos, virtually explore French speaking cultures and cuisine, and practice conversion in French.
Independent High School Entrance Essay Support
Tutoring for English, Social Studies, Math, Science, and French I.
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High School and College Creative Writing Workshops:
These online learning workshops will enhance confidence and skills as writers. We will explore poetry, short stories, playwriting, and personal narrative and memoirs. High school workshops are aligned to CCSS targets for writing, grades 9-12. Using the five senses, descriptive languag
High School and College Creative Writing Workshops:
These online learning workshops will enhance confidence and skills as writers. We will explore poetry, short stories, playwriting, and personal narrative and memoirs. High school workshops are aligned to CCSS targets for writing, grades 9-12. Using the five senses, descriptive language, imagery, symbolism, voice, tone, point of view, narration, dialect, dialogue, purpose, and audience will all be explored.
Grade 12 - College Essay Prep Support
High School tutoring
for English, Writing, Humanities, Social Studies, Civics, and Government.
College tutoring
in narrative, informational, and argumentative writing for college classes. Note that we do not ghostwrite high school or college papers.
We support you in building skills in the following areas:
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CURRENTLY ON HOLD:
Writing and humanities-based camps help campers, ages 12-16, find their voice through the written word in a community support of like minded peers. Students create various works ranging from plays, poems, short stories, personal narratives, and more!
CURRENTLY ON HOLD:
Customized humanities and arts field trips are also available for students, ages 10-16; current destinations include the following, and we are happy to consider new adventures, based on client interest: