Get ready to level up your grammar and writing skills this summer at Grammar Camp!
This two-week camp combines my popular one-time grammar classes into a singular camp, so students can experience a comprehensive grammar course that includes daily review, short homework assignments to reinforce each lesson, and teacher feedback! Students will be introduced to new concepts each day through interactive activities and in-class practice, then given a short homework assignment to complete and turn in for feedback. At the end of each week of camp, students will practice putting all of the skills together through interactive activities to cement what they've learned throughout the week and apply it to their future writing and communications. This camp will give students the confidence and skills they need to improve their writing and communication skills for high school and beyond!

What You Get:
• Full Handouts for EACH Lesson. Your student will have a mini TEXTBOOK to refer to again and again!
• Personalized Instruction. I work with each student in class to talk through the concepts to aid them in mastery no matter their skill level.
• Personalized Feedback. All assignments get personalized feedback from me. I not only correct the errors, I tell your student WHY each item was incorrect. 
• One-on-One Mentoring and Support. Throughout the class, I can be accessed in the private classroom messaging feature. I am there to answer questions, provide additional clarification, give feedback, and offer support. Your student's interactions with me don't end when class is over. 

Week One
Monday: Sentence Construction & Errors, including: Sentence Fragments, Run-on Sentences, and Confusing Sentences
Tuesday: Comma Usage and Errors, including: Introductory Elements, Compound Sentences, Superfluous Commas, & Comma Splices
Wednesday: Apostrophe Usage and Errors, including: Contractions, Possessives, and Plurals
Thursday: Putting It All Together Through Review

Week Two
Monday: Subject-Verb Agreement & Parallel Structure
Tuesday: Misplaced & Dangling Modifiers, Vague Pronouns, and Common Incorrect Word Usage (ex. accept v except)
Wednesday: Peculiar Punctuation Explained, including: Colon, Semicolon, Em Dash, & En Dash
Thursday: Putting It All Together Through Review

Short homework assignments will be given daily (approx. 10 questions per day); students can choose to do it daily or hand in the entire week at once, due by the following Sunday of each week. Specific teacher feedback will be given to each student so that students know where their strengths lie and where they may need extra study.
**Assignments that are turned in late do NOT receive feedback. (Individual cases of illness, power outages, etc. will be reviewed by the teacher and the due dates will be amended accordingly.)**