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English Grammar Recitation Workbook Five is tied specifically to the grammar taught in Fourth Form Latin and completes the program by covering the final 34 grammar rules. Book Five focus on clauses, specifically the three types of subordinate clauses. A thorough review of the rules from Workbooks One-Four is also included.3 GradesEnglish Grammar Recitation V – Teacher Guide
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English Grammar Recitation Workbook Four is tied specifically to the grammar taught in Third Form Latin and covers 30 additional grammar rules. These rules teach phrases and verbals and expand upon nouns and pronouns. A thorough review of the rules from Workbook One-Three is also included.3 GradesEnglish Grammar Recitation: Workbook IV – Teacher Manual
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Download a Free SampleSpread a wide feast of wonderful studies that enrich life!
Give all your students (grades 1–12) the variety of attractive subjects that makes a Charlotte Mason education so enjoyable! These enrichment subjects go beyond the “three Rs” to add life to your home school. The simple lesson plans in this volume detail how you can provide an ample feast of enriching subjects in just one hour a day. Your family will- enjoy the beautiful artwork of Constable, Rembrandt, and Velazquez;
- get to know Robert Louis Stevenson and his poetry;
- listen to the compositions of J. S. Bach, Beethoven, and Chopin;
- ponder the classic and imaginative Shakespeare play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream;
- be spiritually enriched by 30 Scripture memory passages and 6 timeless hymns;
- learn the handicrafts of crochet and hand sewing, and the art of painting with pastels;
- read wonderful literature books the whole family will love;
- practice speaking a foreign language;
- and form good habits that will prepare your children for life.
High School Credit
For the completion of assignments in this Enrichment Studies, Volume 1, using the Older Group of literature books, we suggest that students should be awarded 1/4 credit for Fine Arts and 1⁄2 credit for Literature. (If you continue similar Enrichment studies through all four years of high school, the student will earn 1 full credit of Fine Arts and 2 of Literature.)6 GradesEnrichment Studies Volume 1
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Spread a wide feast of wonderful studies that enrich life! Give all your students (grades 1–12) the variety of attractive subjects that makes a Charlotte Mason education so enjoyable! These enrichment subjects go beyond the “three Rs” to add life to your home school. The simple lesson plans in this volume detail how you can provide an ample feast of enriching subjects in just one hour a day.Enrichment Studies Volume 2
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From the Publisher: Workbooks are available to supplement each Book/CD. Students can reinforce new words and concepts every day with written exercises.Escucha Y Hablemos! Student Workbook – Book 1
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This is the teacher manual for the writing book in Level 3 of the MCT language arts curriculum.2 GradesEssay Voyage – Instructor Manual (Third Edition)
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Preview: Essential Theater Bettyann Henderson, a veteran drama teacher, shares her expertise after years of running a successful theater program in a small, private-school environment. This is a K–12 plan for developing a theater program that simultaneously cultivates the rhetorical skills of a classical school and the homeschool environment. The author describes how to develop rhetorical skills early on, how to practically provide students with training and venues that create not only theater productions, but curricular and cocurricular activities in the context of relationship and community. You will find this text incredibly helpful for starting a program, developing an existing program, organizing a single event, or working with your students on their rhetorical skills in the classroom or homeschool environment. Each chapter deals with specific aspects of working from page to stage. Included are parent-student forms and photographs, calendars, character worksheets, scheduling suggestions, and instructions for compiling the production script. The blend of brass tacks, curricular goals, and high-minded fun will delight you and your students. The style of theater described in these pages is best applied to the intimacy of a small theater space. All of the advice applies to larger groups as well; however, our experience has proven the benefits of the smaller theater space. Essential Theater, a wealth of resources, is organized in the following manner:
- An overview of a theater and rhetoric curriculum for each stage of the classical trivium
- Chapters about the practical needs of a theatrical production
- Handouts, illustrations, examples of forms and charts
- Recommended scripts and additional resources
2 GradesEssential Theater: Page-to-Stage, K-12 Guide for Schools and Homeschools
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Evangeline, A Tale of Acadie is an epic poem by the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, written in English and published in 1847. The poem follows an Acadian girl named Evangeline and her search for her lost love Gabriel, set during the time of the Expulsion of the Acadians. "Evangeline" is considered Longfellow's masterpiece among his longer poems. It is said to have been the author's favorite. It has a universal popularity, having been translated into many languages. E.C. Stedman styles it the "Flower of American Idyls." "Evangeline" is a Narrative poem, since it tells a story. Some of the world's greatest poems have been of this kind, notably the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey" of Homer, and the "Aeneid," of Virgil. It may be also classified as an Idyl, which is a simple, pastoral poem of no great length. Poetry has been defined as "impassioned expression in verse or metrical form." All modern English poetry has metre, and much of it rhyme. By metre is meant a regular recurrence of accented syllables among unaccented syllables. "Evangeline" is written in what is called hexameter. This edition includes introduction, notes and plan of study.2 GradesEvangeline
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“For what should a man live, if not for the pleasures of discourse?” —Plato What would you do if you were having a conversation with a friend and realized that you completely disagreed with her point of view? What if your friend wanted to debate you about this issue? Would you welcome such a challenge as an adventure, or would you shrink from it as a threat? If you are one who feels fearful about—or even repelled by—debate or disagreement, Everyday Debate & Discussion may change your mind. This book will give you debating confidence and open your eyes to the benefit of debate, disagreement, and discussion in your day-to-day life or in a formal debate setting.5 GradesEveryday Debate & Discussion – Student Edition
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“For what should a man live, if not for the pleasures of discourse?” —Plato What would you do if you were having a conversation with a friend and realized that you completely disagreed with her point of view? What if your friend wanted to debate you about this issue? Would you welcome such a challenge as an adventure, or would you shrink from it as a threat? If you are one who feels fearful about—or even repelled by—debate or disagreement, Everyday Debate & Discussion may change your mind. This book will give you debating confidence and open your eyes to the benefit of debate, disagreement, and discussion in your day-to-day life or in a formal debate setting.4 GradesEveryday Debate & Discussion – Teacher’s Edition
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“For what should a man live, if not for the pleasures of discourse?” —Plato What would you do if you were having a conversation with a friend and realized that you completely disagreed with her point of view? What if your friend wanted to debate you about this issue? Would you welcome such a challenge as an adventure, or would you shrink from it as a threat? If you are one who feels fearful about—or even repelled by—debate or disagreement, Everyday Debate & Discussion may change your mind. This book will give you debating confidence and open your eyes to the benefit of debate, disagreement, and discussion in your day-to-day life or in a formal debate setting.Everyday Debate Set
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Everywhere We Go is the fifth book in Rod & Staff’s A-B-C Series and is a review of colors and shapes, numbers, writing letters, and hearing sounds.4 GradesEverywhere We Go
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High school students will put literary analysis skills into practice as they study and write about ten great works of American literature. This challenging, self-directed course introduces students to great American literature in a chronological historical, literary, and artistic context, while developing skills in writing and literary analysis. Students will perform in-depth research throughout this advanced high school course.4 Grades
Excellence in Literature: American Literature ***Discounted***
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High school students will gain an understanding of the development of British literature through an in-depth guided study of nine great works. This challenging, self-directed course introduces students to British literature in a chronological historical, literary, and artistic context, while developing skills in writing and literary analysis. Students will perform in-depth research throughout this advanced high school course.4 GradesExcellence in Literature: British Literature ***Discounted***
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Experiments to accompany Introductory Physics and Accelerated Studies in Physics and Chemistry. This volume contains the complete teacher’s instructions for conducting the lab experiments for the two texts. Each chapter typically includes a list of Learning Objectives, Materials List, Experimental Purpose, Scientific Overview, Pre-Lab Discussion Points, Student Instructions, any Safety Concerns, and discussion of the use of any special apparatus.3 GradesExperiments for Introductory Physics and Accelerated Studies in Physics and Chemistry
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This volume contains the complete teacher’s instructions for conducting the lab experiments for the advanced physics text, Physics: Modeling Nature. Each chapter typically includes a list of Learning Objectives, Materials List, Experimental Purpose, Scientific Overview, Pre-Lab Discussion Points, Student Instructions, any Safety Concerns, and discussion of the use of any special apparatus.2 Grades
Experiments for Physics: Modeling Nature
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