First Language Lesson

Curriculum
Give your child a strong foundation in clear communications and the skills needed for good writing with First Language Lessons, an easy-to-use four-year grammar curriculum for the early elementary years. To increase teacher confidence and reduce prep time, the curriculum is completely scripted and teaches you how to carry on a learning dialogue with your students. Levels 1 and 2 are primarily oral and only need one teacher’s book each. Levels 3 and 4 introduce diagramming; each of these levels requires both a teacher book and a student workbook.To help your child learn the parts of speech, poem memorization, and more, pick up our optional Audio Companion. But watch out—those songs and rhymes are very catchy. You may find yourself humming them non-stop!

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