위대한 문법 모험: 1학년, 2학년, 3학년을 위한 주 2회 언어 예술

ATTENTION, ATTENTION!!!  This class is exactly the same as The Great Grammar Adventure that meets weekly except this class will meet TWICE PER WEEK so your student can finish all the great material in half the time.

In The Great Grammar Adventure, I do my best to make grammar interesting, fun , and memorable for students.  In this semiweekly adventure, we explore a broad range of grammar concepts with a variety of fun themes.  Some topics included are sentence types, subjects and predicates, contractions, synonyms, antonyms, homophones, punctuation, verb tenses, possessive pronouns, capitalization, compound words, and so much more. 

⭐️⭐️UPDATE: Parents have asked, and I now have worksheets available after every class for students who want more practice with our grammar topic for the week.  

I teach my classes using slides I've created with colorful clip art, and I like to have learners participate by answering questions and practicing the grammar concept we're working on that day.  I believe education should involve the students as much as  possible and give them the chance to think through new ideas with plenty of guidance to help them feel confident while learning.  

These classes are independent of each other, so kids can jump in at any time without worrying about missing anything. It’s helpful if learners are reading at a first grade level.  The Great Grammar Adventure is perfect for the advanced 1️⃣ first-grader, 2️⃣ on-level second-grader, and the 3️⃣ third-grader who needs a little review.   

👉👉IMPORTANT NOTE:  This class contains 22 topics.  Once I have completed a cycle I will start again from the beginning.  Class sections may be on different topics so please message me if you'd like to know where a section is in the rotation.  The classes do not build upon each other, so your student can begin with any lesson.  If you'd like to complete the classes at a slower pace, this same class is also available once a week and will take about a semester to complete.

Topics will be taught in the following order:

Sentence Types 
Subjects and Predicates 
Complete Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons 
Homophones 
Contractions 
Contractions with Pronouns 
Common and Proper Nouns  
Singular and Plural Nouns 
Irregular Plural Nouns
Possessive Nouns 
Personal and Possessive Pronouns  
Action, Helping, and Linking Verbs 
Simple Verb Tenses  
Irregular Past Tense Verbs 
Working with Adjectives
Fun with Adverbs 
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases
Comma Rules 
Capitalization  
Synonyms and Antonyms 
Compound Words & Articles 
Subject/Verb Agreement