Students will learn to write complete sentences.
Students will learn to use punctuation such as commas, periods, question marks, exclamation points, and quotation marks.
Students will learn to write sentences with quotes. 
Students will improve their reading aloud skills.
Students will learn reading comprehension skills.
Students will learn to answer reading comprehension questions with complete answers.
Students will learn to spell and use the correct forms of homophones and homographs.
Students will learn to use alliteration and rhymes.
Students will learn the grammatically correct uses of words such as a/an, me/I, was/were.
Students will learn to analyze reading texts for: fact vs. opinion, and fiction vs. non-fiction.
Students will learn elements of folktales.
Students will learn to identify and use adjectives and adverbs, in their various shades of meaning.
Students will learn to incorporate their skills in real-world applications such as editing texts and completing a writing project.

As the newly published author of the "Emotebook" and a freelance writer for over 20 years, I have relied on language arts skills as the building blocks of a happy career. For three of those years, I also worked full-time as an associate editor, which helped me gain real-world expertise in the nuances of English language arts. I am walking the language arts journey with my three children while homeschooling them. I am also bridging the gap between cultures by teaching English as a second language to hundreds of students online. I look forward to this language arts adventure with you!