First Language Lessons Level 1

First Language Lessons Level 1From nouns and verbs to punctuation and capitalization, these easy to use, scripted lessons will give your child a solid foundation in grammar and clear communication. NOTE: In Level 1 and Level 2, student responses are primarily oral and require only this one teachers book each. Students dont need any books for Levels 1 or 2; only the teacher needs one. Level 3 and Level 4 do contain student written work, and so they require both a teacher book and a

From nouns and verbs to punctuation and capitalization, these easy-to-use, scripted lessons will give your child a solid foundation in grammar and clear communication.

NOTE: In Level 1 and Level 2, student responses are primarily oral and require only this one teacher’s book each. Students don’t need any books for Levels 1 or 2; only the teacher needs one. Level 3 and Level 4 do contain student-written-work, and so they require both a teacher book and a student workbook.

First Language Lessons, Level 1 has the same great content as the original edition, along with new picture narration lessons. Lessons follow the same order as the original edition. Originally published along with First Language Lessons Level 2 as a single volume, Level 1 has been redesigned as a simple-to-use one-year program. Because of this, Level 2 does not review the concepts taught in Level 1. Students in 2nd grade who have not completed Level 1 should start here and, in 3rd grade, may move on to Level 3.

Contents

• • Instructions and guidance for you, the teacher.
  • 100 scripted lessons
  • A Glossary of Terms and Definitions
  • 12 Poems
  • Exquisite pencil reproductions of great paintings:
    • “Children Playing on the Beach”
    • “The Family”
    • “Master Bedroom”
    • “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte”

Additional Resources

Are your grammar skills a little rusty? If you didn’t have the benefit of a classical education that included instruction on how to diagram sentences (like the education your children will be getting -those lucky ducks!); don’t fret! Stay a few steps ahead of the kids and be able to answer all their questions by adding The Grammar Guidebook and The Diagramming Dictionary to your library. They’re a great resource for all things grammar and the kids will get use of them in the coming years when they’re trying to write those college essays (Ack! It’s coming sooner than you think)!

For a complete writing program, check out Writing With Ease.

Need Help?

If you are trying to decide between Level 1 and Level 2, you should begin a 1st or 2nd grade student in Level 1.

If you want a little more information about getting started with our grammar programs? Check here.