which level grammar?
which level grammar?
for an almost 10-year-old (older 9-year-old) 4th grader who has had no grammar instruction so far, would I start him at level 2 rod & staff? Or is he way too old for that? I wouldn't just jump to and start him at level 4 rod & staff would I?? Thank you...
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Re: which level grammar?
I would consider Level 3 assuming he is on grade level in reading and writing. If he had a basic understanding of sentence formation (maybe not formal but image sense if what sounds and reads correctly), level 3 should be fine, especially if you are doing Preparing.
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DD16 (completed LHFHG-WH, parts of US1 and 2)
DS14 WG (completed LHFHG-MtMM plus some of LHTH)
DD13 MtMM (completed Rev2Rev)
DS8 Bigger (completed LHTH-Beyond)
DD16 (completed LHFHG-WH, parts of US1 and 2)
DS14 WG (completed LHFHG-MtMM plus some of LHTH)
DD13 MtMM (completed Rev2Rev)
DS8 Bigger (completed LHTH-Beyond)
Re: which level grammar?
Level 3 is a good basic grammar. My 10 year old son is using level 3 this year.
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Melody (17 - Rev 2 Rev-unit 21, IEW for writing, grammar, completed math)
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Wendy C.
DH-Owen
Emily (19 - graduatated from UCC spring 2018, Fashion Design Program)
Melody (17 - Rev 2 Rev-unit 21, IEW for writing, grammar, completed math)
Steven (12 - CTC, IEW for writing, grammar, spelling, TT Math)
Clarence (10 - PS)
Re: which level grammar?
English 3 it is, great! Thanks... We will actually be doing Bigger with Extensions for grades 2 and 4, ages 7/8 and 9/10.