Created June 2019 - *Please note that this is a copy and therefore has not been updated since its creation. If you find a typo/link issue here, please check the course at allinonehomeschool.com before bringing it to our attention. Thanks! Intermediate Language Arts This is for students who have completed Language Arts 7 but not yet Reading 7. You can use this course for a year, or whatever is necessary, in order to get caught up and ready for the high school level courses. Course Description: Students will review and practice spelling, grammar and writing skills using online resources. Students will produce quick creative writings as well as formal essays. Daily Progress Chart How to use this course: Every day you will will click on the first grammar link below and do the next lesson given in the list on the site. When you get to the quiz, take that instead of doing a new lesson. You will then do a daily editing activity, the second link below. These can be printed ahead of time if you like, or, the student can just write down the edits in a notebook and then check the work when complete. The answers are on the same page, just further down. Finally, the students will write each day. This will start off slowly and then build up. The early writing activities are to help overcome writer’s block and the stress of starting writing. Getting started can be the hardest part. Day 1 1. If you didn’t get here through My EP Assignments, I suggest you go there and create an account. 2. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. (I suggest starting at lesson 86, which is the first lesson under Review in the Parts of Speech column.) 3. Do a daily editing activity. Start in February and work your way through. 4. Write for one minute. Day 2 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute. Day 3 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute. Day 4 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute. Day 5
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Created June 2019 - *Please note that this is a copy and therefore has not been updated since its creation. If you find a typo/link issue here, please check the course at allinonehomeschool.com before bringing it to our attention. Thanks!
Intermediate Language Arts This is for students who have completed Language Arts 7 but not yet Reading 7. You can use this course for a year, or whatever is necessary, in order to get caught up and ready for the high school level courses.
Course Description: Students will review and practice spelling, grammar and writing skills using online resources. Students will produce quick creative writings as well as formal essays. Daily Progress Chart How to use this course:
Every day you will will click on the first grammar link below and do the next lesson given in the list on the site. When you get to the quiz, take that instead of doing a new lesson. You will then do a daily editing activity, the second link below. These can be printed ahead of time if you like, or, the student can just write down the edits in a notebook and then check the work when complete. The answers are on the same page, just further down. Finally, the students will write each day. This will start off slowly and then build up. The early writing activities are to help overcome writer’s block and the stress of starting writing. Getting started can be the hardest part.
Day 1 1. If you didn’t get here through My EP Assignments, I suggest you go there and create an
account. 2. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. (I suggest starting at lesson 86, which is the first
lesson under Review in the Parts of Speech column.) 3. Do a daily editing activity. Start in February and work your way through. 4. Write for one minute.
Day 2 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute.
Day 3 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute.
Day 4 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute.
1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute.
Day 30 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write for one minute.
Day 31 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 32 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 33 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 34 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 35 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 36 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 37 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 39 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 40 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 41 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 42 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 43 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 44 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 45 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 47 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 48 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 49 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 50 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 51 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 52 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 53 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 55 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 56 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 57 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 58 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 59 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 60 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. (You don’t have to use these topics. They are just for ideas, and you don’t
have to pick from a certain month.) 4. Write for five minutes.
Day 61 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose a topic. 4. Write for ten minutes.
2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read this page about how to write a paragraph.
Day 91 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read more about writing a paragraph.
Day 92 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 93 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 94 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 95 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 96 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 97 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 98 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 99 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 100 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 101 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 102 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 103 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 104 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 105 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 106 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 107 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 108 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 109 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 110 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 111 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 112 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 113 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 114 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 115 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 116 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 117 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 118 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 119 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 120 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write a paragraph. Your paragraph can be about anything: what you are learning,
family, friends, hobbies, sports… 4. Here are two places for ideas: one two
Day 121 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read the first page about essay writing.
Day 122 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read part 1 of 5 on how to write an essay. (There are many steps in part 1.)
Day 123 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity.
3. Look again at part 1 and choose a topic, research if necessary and write your thesis sentence, what tells your topic to your audience. Think of three main things you want to say about your topic.
4. Your topic can be anything you are interested in, something you are learning about in school, or a current events topic.
Day 124 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your introduction paragraph, using your thesis sentence as the last sentence of
the paragraph. 4. Write three topic sentences for the three middle paragraphs, what you decided you
were going to say on your topic. Day 125
1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write two of your middle paragraphs, including details supporting their topics.
Day 126 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your last middle paragraph and your conclusion. Refer to the how to as necessary.
Day 127 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read part 2 of 5 of how to write an essay. 4. Read your essay for corrections.
Day 128 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read your essay out loud and note and awkward moments. 4. Fix them. 5. Change verbs to make the stronger and more specific. 6. Add in examples. 7. Make it better!
Day 129 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Read parts 1 and 2 again and publish your essay when you are ready. 4. This could be saved in a portfolio.
Day 130 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Choose another topic. Choose something that needs a little research. 4. Find a quote or statistic that you will use to open your essay.
Day 131 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your essay.
1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your essay.
Day 133 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your essay.
Day 134 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your essay.
Day 135 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write your essay.
Day 136 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write another essay that requires research and include a quote from somewhere.
Day 137 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write another essay that requires research and include a quote from somewhere.
Day 138 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write another essay that requires research and include a quote from somewhere.
Day 139 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write another essay that requires research and include a quote from somewhere.
Day 140 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write another essay that requires research and include a quote from somewhere.
Day 141 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write two persuasive essays. (part 3 of 5)
Day 142 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write two persuasive essays. (part 3 of 5)
Day 143 1. Do a daily grammar exercise or quiz. 2. Do a daily editing activity. 3. Write two persuasive essays. (part 3 of 5)