Welcome to our list of resources for practicing verbals, principal parts of verbs, sentence parts, and sentence structure/pattern. This list of grammar resources provides practice with learning and applying these elements of English grammar.
This Principal Parts of Verbs Chart provides a simple way to practice writing in the principal verb parts each week.
Students may prefer to make cards to match the irregular verbs to their principal parts, which is a great alternative to writing them out on a chart!
(In fact, all of the Essentials English grammar charts can be practiced this way!)
In the primary grades (K-2), our children learn quite a bit of English grammar through our custom-built plan based on the Words are Categorical book series by Brian Cleary (along with selections from Our Mother Tongue) and IEW’s Bible Heroes Writing Lessons. (Our custom-built plan was the result of concepts I found lacking in our oldest child before he went into Essentials – and because our second child needed a bit of creativity in his English Grammar diet.) I highly recommend these resources for learning English grammar easily in the early grades!
I provide the following list to others (and myself) for reference, in case we’d like to easily find something to reinforce our English grammar memory work in the midst of our school year.
Cycle 3 English Grammar Resources
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Super Teacher Grammar/Proofreading Worksheets
KISS Grammar (Free Grammar workbooks with literature as basis) Holt Elements of Language (For middle school)
Identifying decorations and dress-ups in reading (an activity for our Sign of the Beaver Book Club that can be applied to any reading assignment).
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If you have a great English grammar resource to share, we would love for you to leave it in the comments, or email me directly at halfahundredacrewood @gmail.com. Thanks!
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