The Complete Writer: Writing With Ease Workbook 4
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This workbook provides every dictation assignment, comprehension question, and reading passage that you’ll need for a full year of study. Using passages and sentences from classic children’s literature, Workbook: Level 4 allows young writers to practice their skills while absorbing the style and grace of great authors.
Here’s a secret you might not know: If your student completed Level 3 without difficulty, you don’t necessarily have to do Level 4. You can go straight into Writing With Skill or take a year to do creative writing.
And if you’re working with a beginner, don’t start with Level 4. Do the diagnostic tests instead. Starting with Level 4 will frustrate your student.
See Susan’s updated grade recommendations here.
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This workbook provides every dictation assignment, comprehension question, and reading passage that you’ll need for a full year of study. Using passages and sentences from classic children’s literature, Workbook: Level 4 allows young writers to practice their skills while absorbing the style and grace of great authors.
Here’s a secret you might not know: If your student completed Level 3 without difficulty, you don’t necessarily have to do Level 4. You can go straight into Writing With Skill or take a year to do creative writing.
And if you’re working with a beginner, don’t start with Level 4. Do the diagnostic tests instead. Starting with Level 4 will frustrate your student.
See Susan’s updated grade recommendations here.
Copyright Information
Your purchase of this PDF is for your own personal use. You may not copy it either for resale or to give away to others. Making copies, either for resale or to give away, is a violation of United States law. According to the United States Copyright Office, “Copyright infringement occurs when a copyrighted work is reproduced, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.” For further information, see http://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-definitions.html.
Courtney
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My child is going into 6th grade and we have been doing First Language Lessons level 4. what you recommend I get next for Language and writing. Please advise. Im a homeschool Mom who has to choose curriculum for the fall.
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Press Minion
Hello…for grammar, for people who are finished with First Language Lessons #4, we recommend Voyages in English, Shurley Grammar, or Saxon Grammar (sometimes called Hake Grammar), or the older-but-still-useful curriculum “Rod & Staff.” For Writing, the student may be ready for our middle-grades “Writing With Skill” curriculum.
In the near future, we will be releasing our own middle-grades Grammar curriculum, “Grammar for the Well-Trained Mind,” but it is not yet in print, so if you need to pick one in the next few weeks, the ones I listed are your best options.
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ella_bartelsian
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Hi. We live in Armenia and my kids go to Armenian school, but they also speak English as native speakers as their father is American. Now they are in 5th and 4th grade. We have done Writing with ease 1 and 2 with them years ago but then stopped homeschooling and sent them to school. We want to start an English program for them, as we are not satisfied with the level of English at their school. I was looking at Writing with ease 3 for both of them. What would you recommend?
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Yes, at that age/grade level you could do Writing With Ease #3 with both of them. Take a look at the sample we have online…if it is too simple for them, you could easily skip ahead to #4.
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