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Masters in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment 

IEW: Following Narnia: Volume 1: The Lion's Song (Full Year)

IEW: Wonders of Science (Basic)

IEW: Adventures in Writing (Basic)

Karen Cross, MSEd - IEW Certified Instructor

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English

Learners examine parts of speech, punctuation, and capitalization sentence-by-sentence from a short story using the methods from the Institute for Excellence in Writing®. 

Learners will explore their Student Books and learn the new concept for the week: nouns, article adjectives, capitalization, and punctuation. 

Week 1

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then add pronouns to our list of learned items. 

Week 2

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then learn about prepositions and what makes a prepositional phrase. We will also discuss how to write dates and use an exclamation mark.

Week 3

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then dive into verbs, what they are and what they are not, and what makes them powerful. We will also work with helping and linking verbs, and subject-verb pairs. 

Week 4

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then discuss coordinating conjunctions, commas, and a new dress-up, the who/which clause. 

Week 5

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then discuss a new dress-up, the quality adjective. The homophones to/two/too will be introduced. 

Week 6

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and work on interjections and quotation marks today. New homophones its/it's will be introduced. 

Week 7

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then talk about when to spell out numbers and when not to. We will review comma rules and practice those as well. 

Week 8

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and dive into adverbs and adjectives. Capitalization rules will be practiced in relation to proper adjectives within proper nouns. 

Week 9

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review homework and then head on into the "that" clause and contractions. 

Week 10

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. This is a review week. We will look at prepositional phrases. 

Week 11

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will learn about the homophones your/you're this week as well as impostor -ly adverbs. 

Week 12

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. Learners will memorize the adverb clause and practice identifying more homophones, there/their/they're. 

Week 13

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will review the clauses: who/which, that, and adverb. 

Week 14

Learners should attend class with completed homework and any questions. We will explore the differences between an adverb clause and a prepositional phrase. 

Week 15

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CEFR English Level B1

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Teacher Julie

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CEFR English Level A2  

Grammar Time: Weekly Grammar Practice Level 1

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Grammar and Usage Tutoring

A. Lane - The Grammar and Writing Workshop

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Mastering Grammar and Spelling

Ms. A

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Grammar Tutoring - Building Strong Grammar From the Ground Up!

Jordan

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Grammar 1:1 Adventures With Steve

Ms. Tracey, BA, PG Dip (Hum)

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English Grammar: Easy Grammar for 2nd or 3rd Graders- A Full Year of Grammar

Natalie B

One time class in grammar learning about nouns and the rules, how can you tell if a word is a noun.  

 Grammar: Introduction to Nouns

Mrs.Devra

One-on-One Private Tutoring session for Grammar & Writing.  Tailored classes to meet individual needs by experienced teacher and tutor. We can focus on grammar, writing, or both.

1:1 Grammar Tutoring (Ongoing Class)

Christian Adams

This ongoing class will make grammar easy for everyone through clear explanations, examples, and plenty of practice.

Grammar Made Easy: Weekly Grammar Club (Age 14-18)

Dr. Anthony Radice

Weekly grammar and punctuation club helps learners master the rules of writing one step at a time. Each class focuses on a specific grammar concept, includes guided practice, and builds confidence through skill-building activities. 

ELA Grammar and Punctuation Practice

Fabiola Woerner Bilingual Spanish English Teacher

Grammar concepts can be difficult and confusing. Let me help your learner with these concepts! Just send me a message what topics need to be covered and I will be ready for a session tailored for your learner and their grammar needs. 

Grammar Tutoring - 45 Minute Sessions

Candis Lieumann

Grammar Made Easy: Weekly Grammar Club (Age 9-13)

In this fun weekly class, learners strengthen grammar skills through games, writing, and editing. Boost confidence, fix common mistakes, and become a stronger, more creative writer!

Grammar Power: Write With Confidence

Amber Andrew, Ed.S.

Learners continue to examine parts of speech, punctuation, and capitalization sentence-by-sentence from a short story using the methods from the Institute for Excellence in Writing®. 

IEW: Fix-It! Grammar: Town Mouse and Country Mouse, Part 2

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IEW: Following Narnia, Volume 1: The Lion's Song (Part 1 of 3)

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IEW: Wonders of Science Writing Lessons (Part 1)

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IEW: Adventures in Writing, Part 1

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IEW Summer Camp Mini Course: Stories in the Stars

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IEW 1-1 Tutoring Bundle

In this tutoring session, learners will be able to interact with me 1-1 on a current writing assignment using the IEW curriculum. 

IEW 1-1 Tutoring

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IEW Fables, Myths, and Fairy Tales (Part 3 of 3)

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IEW Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons, Part 1

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IEW: Fix-It! Grammar: Robin Hood, Part 2

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Discover grammar mastery with IEW’s Fix It! Grammar: Town Mouse and Country Mouse (Level 2).

This 30-week class supports learners with dyslexia or those needing extra guidance, building confidence and writing skills.

Fix It! Grammar: Town Mouse and Country Mouse (Level 2) IEW - The Lit League

The Lit League by Sherri Habermehl, M.Ed.

Course includes extras: Come drill and play games! (Level 2) Fix It! Grammar Curriculum

Town Mouse and Country Mouse Fix It! Grammar (Weeks 1-15) | Part One

Hannah "Bella" Franklin - IEW, BS, Masters PH, ESL

Town Mouse & Country Mouse Fix It! Grammar  (Full Book) Accelerated Course

A 6 week course in which the student will read The Mouse and the Motorcycle as well as engage in classroom discussion of vocabulary words, language arts, map skills, research skills, prepare reports, and create art projects.  

"The Mouse and the Motorcycle"-Reading Comprehension and Literature Class

Dayna Harrison

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IEW-U.S. History-Based Writing Part 1 - With Grading 

Paige Bombacie - IEW Registered Instructor

Part 1 of this course will cover Structure Units 1-5 of writing and integrate elements of Style. We will be using the IEW Medieval History-Based Writing for exciting and engaging source texts to develop writing skills and learn history! 

IEW Medieval History-Based Writing Part 1 - With Grading 

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Tailored for learners with dyslexia or writing challenges, this class provides extra support to build confidence and master grammar concepts!

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Arts

In this one-time class , the students will learn about a mouse house. The students will be making a mouse house art project.

Mouse House Art Project

Samara Brown

The IEW Ancient History Writing Lessons/Nose Tree Fix It  teaches students structured writing skills through engaging topics from ancient civilizations. With a structured approach, students build strong writing foundations/ grammar skills 

Writing the IEW Way: Ancient History with Fix It Grammar

Greater Gains: Reading, Math, Writing, Spelling

This class covers the Medieval History IEW curriculum along with the 2nd book of Fix It Grammar, Town and Country Mouse. 

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In Level 1, students will explore the very early mechanics of writing. We will begin using All Things Fun and Fascinating, which is recommended for dyslexic learners.  This course lasts for 10 weeks, 50 minutes per class.  

Level 1 Writing With IEW "All Things Fun and Fascinating" Part 1

Ms. Amanda

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House for Mouse in Acrylics: For Ages 8-12

Ms.Kate

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The Nose Tree Fix It! Grammar (Weeks 1-15) | Part One

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Robin Hood Fix It! Grammar (Weeks 1-15) | Part One

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Life Skills

In this one time class I will read the book "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" and after the reading we will make 'mouse' cookies. As we assemble the cookies we will go over the sequence of events that occurred in the story.

IEW Fix-It! Grammar: Town Mouse and Country Mouse, Part 1

Karen Cross, MSEd - IEW Certified Instructor

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