Language Lessons for a Living Education is a top ranked homeschool curriculum series, uniquely effective in teaching communication skills and the Gospel. In Language Lessons Level 7, students will be challenged to grow in areas of communication through sentence writing, paragraph assignments, an essay assignment, etiquette practice, and facial expressions and body language.
Written for 7th grade level students, this language arts curriculum gives an overview of important grammar and punctuation rules. Students interact with those rules by recognizing them in sample sentences and applying them in their own creative writing. Lessons are designed to be personal and to challenge students to think deeply about their communication skills, and encourage them to stretch and grow in how they communicate with God and others.
To ensure your student is ready for Level 7, please refer to our placement guide.
Writing Assignments include the following:
- a descriptive paragraph
- a comparison and contrast paragraph
- an expository paragraph
- a persuasive paragraph
- a nonfiction character sketch
- a fiction character sketch
- a critical book review
- an essay
Course Overview
Exercise 1 of each lesson begins with a special feature, vocabulary and spelling words, and Scripture memory.
Exercise 2 is devoted to grammar and punctuation, including application.
Exercise 3 is all about communication. Students develop their skills in the areas of written, verbal and nonverbal, and technological communication.
Exercise 4 is the worldview day. Students will study the structure of the Bible and learn how to summarize what they have read.
Exercise 5 is a review of what students have learned in the lesson. The review may be used as a quiz or test.
Additional Course Materials:
This course follows God’s Story for Exercise 4 of each lesson. Students may use God’s Story and/ or read the referenced passages from their own Bible or Bible Story book. God’s Story is available from MasterBooks.com.
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