Note:  There are two variations of this class.  One is being offered twice a week and one is three times a week. There must be a minimum of 3 enrolled students for the class to continue. This class is ongoing with no end date at this time.  I continue to add dates as long as I have learners.  Children may join at any time so please don't hesitate if you feel like it is the middle of the school year.  They will fit right in very quickly. 

****If your child is outside the age range but would benefit from the course, please feel free to enroll.  I am happy to answer any and all questions.  I have taught 9-year-olds in this course and they really enjoy it.
UPDATE:  I now use NearPod for many of the activities.
Yes, Grammar!!!  I love teaching grammar because it allows me so much room to teach it thematically.  When I bring human interest topics into grammar, students eat it up.  This ongoing class will be filled with activities.  The themes will vary.  Some may go several days and others just one day is needed.   A healthy mix of teaching methods is used throughout every class.  The subjects that will be integrated into this grammar course during the semester are science, social studies, art, music, and creative writing. Sometimes there will be handouts, online games, puzzles, drawing, short videos, and so much more.  I am excited to Go Places with Grammar with your learner.  I have been teaching for 30 years and call myself the visual teacher because I use all things visual to make learning more enjoyable.  I have more books and manipulatives than I can count. I look forward to sharing all of my learning toys with your learner.
I am able to help each student at their level so don't be concerned if you feel they aren't quite ready.  I will be able to monitor and assist each child as needed helping all to feel successful by the time class is finished each day.

I have several different classes on Tuesday/Thursdays and MWF.  If you want to know where a specific class is "traveling" in our grammar class, please don't hesitate to ask.

Please see the curriculum below for this ongoing class for the sections beginning August 2022 MWF classes.
Weeks 1 and 2 (week 1 and 2)- nouns/verbs intro, sentence structure, when to capitalize, punctuation marks (The Largest Pet Store in the World)
Weeks 3 and 4 (TBD- review of last week, nouns, common/proper, singular/plural (Disney World and Disney Cruise)
Week 4 and 5 (TBD) - use of commas, possessive singular/plural nouns, singular and plural personal pronouns (Caves)
Week 6 -singular and plural possessive pronouns and review (Mammoth Cave)
Week 7 - present/future verb tenses, subject/verb agreement, game (Philadelphia - Liberty Bell and the Betsy Ross House)
Week 6  - more practice subject/verb agreement, using adjectives orally and in written form, adjectives, (Yellowstone National Park)
Week 7  -comparison forms of adjectives, continue with adjectives, comparative, superlative. (Yellowstone National Park)
Week 8  - creative writing, applying what we have learned to our writing, game (Yellowstone)
Week 9 - prepositions and prepositional phrases, review adjectives, nouns (Madagascar Rainforest)
Week 10  - Review of Prepositional phrases with games and creative writing.(Madagascar Rainforest)

Week 11 - interjections (Egypt)
Week 12  - conjunctions (Egypt)
Week 13  - Review, Paragraph development (Egypt - Animals of the Nile)
Week 14  - Paragraph development, writing paragraphs (Egypt - Animals of Egypt)
Week 15 - Review, online game like escape room
Week 16   Ice Cream Shop/Dairy - descriptive adjectives, graphic organizer, descriptive paragraph
TBA - Dairy/ Largest Ice Cream Shop - descriptive paragraph, begin how to graphic organizer, paragraph 
TBA -    Dairy/Ice Cream Factory - Expository Paragraph
TBA -  Seashore/Under the Sea - Adverbs
TBA - Seashore/Under the Sea Adverbs
TBA - adjectives, adverbs, review
TBA - Olympics - poetry, creative writing, simple subjects/simple predicate
TBA - Middle Ages - compound subjects and compound predicates
TBA - Middle Ages - compound subjects and compound predicates continued, complete/incomplete sentences
TBA - Middle Ages - creative writing,