English Grammar Recitation

English Grammar Recitation features the approximately 150 grammar facts taught in the "English Grammar Recitation" program. Consistent with the trivium stages of learning, this grammar-level curriculum emphasizes the memorization of facts as the first necessary preparation for logic-level skills of diagramming and analysis. Catechism-like recitations of questions/answers/examples cover sentences, parts of speech, verbs, questions, pronouns, adverbs, conjunctions, phrases, verbals, nouns, clauses, and subordinate clauses; capitalization & punctuation style sheets are also included. Entries are divided into five sections that correspond with matching workbooks (sold-separately) that provide the exercises. 48 pages, softcover. Grades 3 & up.

The "English Grammar Recitation" program is designed to be consistent with the trivium stages of learning; this grammar-level curriculum emphasizes the memorization of facts as the first necessary preparation for logic-level skills of diagramming and analysis.

This workbook provides the exercises for the catechism-like recitations of questions, answers, and examples found in the "English Grammar Recitation" book (sold-separately). Book 1 covers sentences and parts of speech, the latter of which specifically covers nouns, pronouns, adjectives & adverbs, and verbs. Students memorize the terminology and definitions of analytical grammar in the same way that they memorize forms in Latin; students will master and be able to recite 31 grammar rules, 10 capitalization rules, and 15 punctuation rules.

Brief exercises, including copywork, dictation, editing, and diagramming, do accompany these grammar questions; however, the mastery of the English grammar catechism is the primary goal of this course, not its application. Capitalization and punctuation is also covered through recitation.

Closely following Latin grammar, this series corresponds loosely to the five levels of Memoria Press Latin; Book 1 corresponds with Latina Christiana. Designed to work in a classical educational structure, this course was designed to take less time than a typical English grammar course in order to leave more time for composition and Latin.

Book 1 - Grades 3-4. 77 pages, softcover. Consumable softcover workbook.

This English Grammar Recitation Teacher's Key 1 accompanies the English Grammar Recitation 1 Student Book. Full-size student pages are reproduced with the correct answers overlaid.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used with theMemoria Press English Grammar Recitation I and Introduction to Composition Curriculum (sold-separately).

This lesson plan is scheduled around a five- days-per-week schedule. Lesson plans are organized in a grid with boxes for each day's assignments; there are checkboxes by each assignment for easy tracking. Covers 33 weeks. 13 pages, comb-binding, paper cover. Grade 3.

Please note that this resource is only a lesson plan and does not contain any teaching content. The following resources (not included) are assigned:

• English Grammar Recitation I Student Book
• English Grammar Recitation I Teacher Manual
• Introduction to Composition Student Guide, 2nd Edition
• Introduction to Composition Teacher Key, 2nd Edition

The "English Grammar Recitation" program is designed to be consistent with the trivium stages of learning; this grammar-level curriculum emphasizes the memorization of facts as the first necessary preparation for logic-level skills of diagramming and analysis.

This workbook provides the exercises for the catechism-like recitations of questions, answers, and examples found in the English Grammar Recitation book (sold-separately). Book 2 covers sentences, verbs, and questions. Students memorize the terminology and definitions of analytical grammar in the same way that they memorize forms in Latin; students will master and be able to recite 36 grammar rules, and expand on capitalization and punctuation rules taught in the previous level.

Brief exercises, including copywork, oral quizzes, editing, and diagramming, do accompany these grammar questions; however, the mastery of the English grammar catechism is the primary goal of this course, not its application. Capitalization and punctuation is also covered through recitation.

Closely following Latin grammar, this series corresponds loosely to the five levels of Memoria Press Latin; Book 2 corresponds with First Form Latin. Designed to work in a classical educational structure, this course was designed to take less time than a typical English grammar course in order to leave more time for composition and Latin.

Book 2 - Grade 5. 84 pages, softcover. Consumable softcover workbook.

This English Grammar Recitation Teacher's Key 2 accompanies the English Grammar Recitation 2 Student Book (sold-separately). Full-size student pages are reproduced with the correct answers overlaid.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used with the Memoria Press English Grammar Recitation Two.

This lesson plan is scheduled around a five- days-per-week schedule. Lesson plans are organized in a grid with boxes for each day's assignments; there are checkboxes by each assignment for easy tracking. Covers 34 weeks. 11 pages, comb-binding, paper cover. Grade 5.

Please note that this resource is only a lesson plan and does not contain any teaching content. The following resources (not included) are assigned:

• English Grammar Recitation II Student Book
• English Grammar Recitation II Teacher Manual

The "English Grammar Recitation" program is designed to be consistent with the trivium stages of learning; this grammar-level curriculum emphasizes the memorization of facts as the first necessary preparation for logic-level skills of diagramming and analysis.

This workbook provides the exercises for the catechism-like recitations of questions, answers, and examples found in the English Grammar Recitation book (sold-separately). Book 3 covers sentence complements, finding the subject, pronouns, verbs, adverbs (modifying verbs and adjectives) and conjunctions. Students memorize the terminology and definitions of analytical grammar in the same way that they memorize forms in Latin; students will master and be able to recite 37 grammar rules, and expand on capitalization and punctuation rules taught in the previous two levels.

Brief exercises, including copywork, oral quizzes, editing, and diagramming, do accompany these grammar questions; however, the mastery of the English grammar catechism is the primary goal of this course, not its application. Capitalization and punctuation is also covered through recitation.

Closely following Latin grammar, this series corresponds loosely to the five levels of Memoria Press Latin; Book 3 corresponds with Second Form Latin. Designed to work in a classical educational structure, this course was designed to take less time than a typical English grammar course in order to leave more time for composition and Latin.

Book 3 - Grade 6. 99 pages, softcover. Consumable softcover workbook.

This English Grammar Recitation Teacher's Key 3 accompanies the English Grammar Recitation 3 Student Book (sold-separately). Full-size student pages are reproduced with the correct answers overlaid.

The "English Grammar Recitation" program is designed to be consistent with the trivium stages of learning; this grammar-level curriculum emphasizes the memorization of facts as the first necessary preparation for logic-level skills of diagramming and analysis.

This workbook provides the exercises for the catechism-like recitations of questions, answers, and examples found in the English Grammar Recitation book (sold-separately). Book 4 covers phrases, nouns and pronouns, and verbals. Students memorize the terminology and definitions of analytical grammar in the same way that they memorize forms in Latin; students will master and be able to recite new grammar rules, and expand on capitalization and punctuation rules taught in the previous three levels.

Brief exercises, including copywork, oral quizzes, editing, and diagramming, do accompany these grammar questions; however, the mastery of the English grammar catechism is the primary goal of this course, not its application. Capitalization and punctuation is also covered through recitation.

Closely following Latin grammar, this series corresponds loosely to the five levels of Memoria Press Latin; Book 4 corresponds with Third Form Latin. Designed to work in a classical educational structure, this course was designed to take less time than a typical English grammar course in order to leave more time for composition and Latin.

Book 4 - Grade 7. 113 pages, softcover. Consumable softcover workbook.

This English Grammar Recitation Teacher's Key 4 accompanies the English Grammar Recitation Student Book 4 (sold-separately). Full-size student pages are reproduced with the correct answers overlaid.

This set of lesson plans is designed to be used with the Memoria Press English Grammar Recitation IV/4 Workbook.

This lesson plan is scheduled around a five- days-per-week schedule. Lesson plans are organized in a grid with boxes for each day's assignments; there are checkboxes by each assignment for easy tracking.

11 pages, comb-binding, paper cover. Covers 33 weeks.

Please note that this resource is only a lesson plan and does not contain any teaching content. The following resources (not included) are assigned:

• English Grammar IV Student Workbook

• English Grammar IV Teacher Guide

The "English Grammar Recitation" program is designed to be consistent with the trivium stages of learning; this grammar-level curriculum emphasizes the memorization of facts as the first necessary preparation for logic-level skills of diagramming and analysis.

This workbook provides the exercises for the catechism-like recitations of questions, answers, and examples found in the English Grammar Recitation book (sold-separately). Book 5 covers clauses, specifically the three types of subordinate clauses. Students memorize the terminology and definitions of analytical grammar in the same way that they memorize forms in Latin; students will master and be able to recite new grammar rules, and expand on capitalization and punctuation rules taught in the previous four levels.

Brief exercises, including copywork, oral quizzes, editing, and diagramming, do accompany these grammar questions; however, the mastery of the English grammar catechism is the primary goal of this course, not its application. Capitalization and punctuation is also covered through recitation.

Closely following Latin grammar, this series corresponds loosely to the five levels of Memoria Press Latin; Book 5 corresponds with Fourth Form Latin. Designed to work in a classical educational structure, this course was designed to take less time than a typical English grammar course in order to leave more time for composition and Latin.

Book 5 - Grade 7. 155 pages, softcover. Consumable softcover workbook.

This English Grammar Recitation Teacher's Key 5 accompanies the English Grammar Recitation Student Book 5< (sold-separately). Full-size student pages are reproduced with the correct answers overlaid. 121 pages, softcover.