Easy Grammar® Ultimate Series: 180 Daily Teaching Lessons - Grade 10 - PRODUCT #659 TEACHER EDITION
978-0-936981-659
Content & Scope
Example: Students first learn the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause. Using understanding of this concept, students learn construction of fragments, sentences, and run-on and the structure of compound and complex sentences. However, mastery of dependent and independent clauses first is vital to the ensuing concepts. Other concepts are taught in this manner throughout.
Format:
1. Capitalization teaching and application
2. Punctuation teaching and application
3 & 4. Grammar and other concept teaching and application
5. Sentence Combining for improved writing skills
Q. What is the difference between Easy Grammar texts and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series texts?
A. Easy Grammar texts include Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and Plus. Grades 2-6 are for elementary students. Concepts are taught within sequential grammar units, beginning with prepositions. Using this approach, sentences are stripped to basics, enabling students to understand subject and verb and to build throughout each text.
EG Plus will give any student beyond Grade 6 a solid, basic understanding of grammar. It's especially popular because the text is written at a fourth-grade reading level. Therefore, students can focus on concepts. Like the other Easy Grammar texts, concepts are taught within sequential grammar units. Using a prepositional approach, sentences are stripped to basics for students to identify subject and verb and to build on more challenging topics such as subject-verb agreement, predicate nominatives, and correct usage in all areas.
The Easy Grammar Ultimate Series texts are similar to both Easy Grammar and Daily GRAMS. The texts are like Easy Grammar in that they are teaching texts. Concepts relating to phrases, clauses, compound-complex sentences, and other higher-level concepts (as well as basics) are presented in a 180 daily lesson format found in Daily GRAMS texts. Concepts are introduced, reintroduced, applied, expanded, etc. throughout each text. See the "Scope and Sequence" for each EGUS level: Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12.
Sample Pages
Day 22
Day 42
Day 47
Day 49
Day 77
Day 79
Day 112
Day 145
Day 160
Day 166
Content & Scope
- Reproducible
- 180 daily teaching lessons
- 10 minute lessons
- Materials presented in an easy, step-by-step approach
- Concepts build upon themselves
Example: Students first learn the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause. Using understanding of this concept, students learn construction of fragments, sentences, and run-on and the structure of compound and complex sentences. However, mastery of dependent and independent clauses first is vital to the ensuing concepts. Other concepts are taught in this manner throughout.
Format:
1. Capitalization teaching and application
2. Punctuation teaching and application
3 & 4. Grammar and other concept teaching and application
5. Sentence Combining for improved writing skills
Q. What is the difference between Easy Grammar texts and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series texts?
A. Easy Grammar texts include Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and Plus. Grades 2-6 are for elementary students. Concepts are taught within sequential grammar units, beginning with prepositions. Using this approach, sentences are stripped to basics, enabling students to understand subject and verb and to build throughout each text.
EG Plus will give any student beyond Grade 6 a solid, basic understanding of grammar. It's especially popular because the text is written at a fourth-grade reading level. Therefore, students can focus on concepts. Like the other Easy Grammar texts, concepts are taught within sequential grammar units. Using a prepositional approach, sentences are stripped to basics for students to identify subject and verb and to build on more challenging topics such as subject-verb agreement, predicate nominatives, and correct usage in all areas.
The Easy Grammar Ultimate Series texts are similar to both Easy Grammar and Daily GRAMS. The texts are like Easy Grammar in that they are teaching texts. Concepts relating to phrases, clauses, compound-complex sentences, and other higher-level concepts (as well as basics) are presented in a 180 daily lesson format found in Daily GRAMS texts. Concepts are introduced, reintroduced, applied, expanded, etc. throughout each text. See the "Scope and Sequence" for each EGUS level: Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12.
Sample Pages
Day 22
Day 42
Day 47
Day 49
Day 77
Day 79
Day 112
Day 145
Day 160
Day 166
Q. I purchased an Easy Grammar Ultimate Series student workbook. Where can I get the answers?
A. The answers to the Easy Grammar Ultimate Series are only found in the teacher texts. You cannot purchase only the answers separately. Most people only get the teacher text if they only have one child to use the book. The student workbook is for people who have more than one child to use the book and don’t want to make copies.
A. The answers to the Easy Grammar Ultimate Series are only found in the teacher texts. You cannot purchase only the answers separately. Most people only get the teacher text if they only have one child to use the book. The student workbook is for people who have more than one child to use the book and don’t want to make copies.
Easy Grammar® Ultimate Series: 180 Daily Teaching Lessons - Student Workbook Grade 10 - PRODUCT #642
978-0-936981-642
(This student workbook does not contain the answer key and is to be used in conjunction with the teacher's guide.)
Note: You do not need to purchase this text if you are teaching one child. The student can write in the teacher text.
(This student workbook does not contain the answer key and is to be used in conjunction with the teacher's guide.)
Note: You do not need to purchase this text if you are teaching one child. The student can write in the teacher text.
Easy Grammar® Ultimate Series: Grade 10 Tests - PRODUCT #758
978-0-936981-758
These tests will give parents and teachers a way to assess their child's mastery of the concepts.
The text is reproducible for student use.
These tests will give parents and teachers a way to assess their child's mastery of the concepts.
The text is reproducible for student use.
