IEW 修復它！文法二級：城鎮老鼠和鄉村老鼠（全年）

**Important Note: This class begins in September 2025 and ends in May 2026.**

This is a full-year, two-semester course. Breaks will be scheduled.

IEW Fix It! Grammar Town Mouse and Country Mouse is level two and pairs with Structure and Style for Students 2A (SSS 2A). This course also pairs well with IEW's theme-based writing courses: Frontiers in Writing and Wonders of Science.

#IEW Fix-It! Grammar: Town Mouse and Country Mouse is a fun and engaging way to teach learners English grammar. Students go sentence by sentence in an ongoing story and hunt for grammar errors, fixing them along the way. Learners will rewrite the sentences correctly. Students will stay engaged in the process because the story is ongoing, and who doesn't want to find out how the story ends?

Students will continue to define parts of speech, practice capitalization and end marks, practice identifying sentence openers and homophones, practice identifying adverb clauses, comma rules, and more! 

Students should have Zoom's annotate feature on their devices. 

Class time will be spent teaching the new vocabulary, concepts, and directions, and reading and correcting as many sentences as possible. Unfinished sentences will be assigned as homework. I will use slides and other resources to encourage interaction between the students. Students may also volunteer to read sentences aloud.

Students will need their workbooks during class to identify and label the parts of the sentence as they go. Each week, the previous material is reviewed while new materials are presented.

This class will cover the following topics:

Week 1:  Nouns, articles, adjectives, capitalization, end marks, indentation
Week 2:  Pronouns, more capitalization, and end marks
Week 3:  Prepositions
Week 4:  Verbs: linking verbs, helping verbs, strong verbs
Week 5:  Coordinating conjunctions and commas with items in a series, 
                the who-which clause
Week 6: Adjectives, quality adjectives, homophones, 
                commas with coordinating conjunctions
Week 7:  Interjections, quotation marks, more capitalization, and end marks
Week 8:  Writing numbers and review
Week 9:  Adverbs, -ly adverbs, adjectives, more capitalization
Week 10: That clause, contractions
Week 11:  Review
Week 12:  Homophones, imposter -ly adverbs, Nouns of Direct Address, 
                 and comma rules 
Week 13: Adverb clauses, commas with adverb clauses, more homophones
Week 14: Review
Week 15: Adverb clause or prepositional phrase
Week 16: Possessive adjectives
Week 17: Subject sentence openers
Week 18: Prepositional sentence openers
Week 19: Review
Week 20: -ly adverb, sentence openers
Week 21: Review sentence openers 
Week 22: Strong verbs, quality adjectives, and -ly adverbs
Week 23: Coordinating conjunctions
Week 24: Quotation marks
Week 25: Sentence openers
Week 26: Adverb clauses
Week 27: Prepositions
Week 28: Review adjectives and adverbs
Week 29: Prepositions
Week 30: Final Review

Students need to have completed The Nose Tree (book one) before taking this class or have a basic understanding of the eight parts of speech. #IEW