Note: This is for three days a week.

Welcome to "Grammar World Travelers" a thrilling and interactive grammar course designed for first and second graders who are ready to embark on a linguistic adventure around the world! In this thematic grammar class, we explore various exciting themes that not only make learning grammar fun but also broaden our understanding of the world.

As your dedicated Visual Teacher with 30 years of experience, I bring a wealth of knowledge and a passion for making learning enjoyable. The course employs a dynamic mix of teaching methods to cater to diverse learning styles, ensuring that every student can grasp the intricacies of grammar with ease.

Throughout the course, students will engage in writing assignments that complement the grammar lessons, reinforcing their understanding of language structure. Handouts, online games, puzzles, short videos, and other multimedia resources will be utilized to create a vibrant and immersive learning experience.

One of the unique features of this course is its thematic approach, allowing students to travel the world through grammar. Each theme presents new grammar concepts in a context that sparks curiosity and creativity. Whether we're exploring the rainforests, discovering ancient civilizations, or venturing under the sea, grammar becomes a tool for understanding and expressing our adventures.

Rest assured, as the Visual Teacher, I am committed to meeting each student at their individual level. If you feel your child isn't quite ready, worry not—I will closely monitor and assist each child as needed, fostering an environment where every student can succeed. By the end of each class, our young grammarians will not only have a solid grasp of grammar but also a sense of accomplishment and joy in their linguistic journey.

Students can join at any time.  They will be given the proper instruction so that they will be able to complete the assignments.

I offer this course once a week, twice a week, and three times a week.  If you sign up for once a week, your child will get one day of instruction in the given topic before moving on to the next topic the following week. If you enroll for twice a week, then your child will get two days of instruction which usually includes more interactive activities and writing.  If you sign up for three days a week, then your child will receive the complete lesson activities for the topic for that week. You can enroll your child at any time because the weeks do not build on each other.  I will consistently remind the students about the various parts of speech that has been taught over the weeks.  If your child enrolls in a two or three day course and they have missed a class or two during that week, you will be sent a class recording to ensure that the student has what they need for the next class.

Subject of the Week
10/07 - Nouns and Verbs - Pet Store
10/14 - What is a sentence? (includes writing practice) (Pet Store)
10/21- Kinds of Sentences (declarative and interrogative)  (Largest Pet Store)
10/28  - Kinds of Sentences (exclamatory and imperative) 
11/03 - Common Nouns - Disney World 
11/10 - Proper Nouns - Disney World
11/17  - Singular & Plural Nouns - Disney Cruise
11/24  - Caving for Commas - Lost Sea Cave
12/02  - Possessive Singular and Plural Nouns - Caves Around the World
12/09 - Personal Pronouns - Mammoth Cave
12/16 - Possessive Pronouns - Mammoth Cave
Christmas Break
01/06- Verb Tenses - Philadelphia (America's Birth Place)
01/13 - Verb Subject agreement - Betsy Ross House
01/27 - Descriptive Adjectives - Yellowstone National Park
02/03 - Comparative and Superlative Adjectives - Yellowstone
02/10  - Yellowstone Continued - includes writing
02/17- Prepositions - Madagascar Rainforest
02/24 - Prepositional phrases - Madagascar Rainforest
03/03 - Creative Writing with Prepositions
03/10 -  Interjections in Egypt 
Dates will be added later:
Introducing Coordinating Conjunctions FANBOYS (Egypt)
Conjunctions - and, but (King Tut's Tomb)
Conjunctions- so, yet (Valley or the Kings)
Conjunctions "for" (Deir el-Medina - Egypt)
Interjections and conjunctions review (Rashid "Rosetta", Egypt - Rosetta Stone)
Paragraphs (Egypt - Hatshepsut, Nile River resources, Aswan Dam, Animals of Egypt and the Nile)
Review, online game like escape room for Egypt
Ice Cream Shop/Dairy - descriptive adjectives, graphic organizer, descriptive paragraph
Dairy/ Largest Ice Cream Shop - descriptive paragraph, begin how to graphic organizer, paragraph 
Dairy/Ice Cream Factory - Expository Paragraph
Seashore/Under the Sea - Adverbs
Seashore/Under the Sea Adverbs
adjectives, adverbs, review
subjects and predicates - Olympics
compound subjects and predicates - Medieval Times