Level 2: First Language Lessons
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A complete grammar text for young students, First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind, Level 2 uses dictation, narration, picture study, and other classical techniques to develop language ability.
From nouns and verbs to punctuation and capitalization, these easy-to-use, scripted lessons will give your child a solid foundation in grammar and clear communication.
 Originally published along with the first level of First Language Lessons as a single volume, Level 2 has been redesigned as a simple-to-use one-year program.Â
Level 2 is an oral grammar program. Combine with Writing With Ease for a full grammar and writing program.
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A complete grammar text for young students, First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind, Level 2 uses dictation, narration, picture study, and other classical techniques to develop language ability.
From nouns and verbs to punctuation and capitalization, these easy-to-use, scripted lessons will give your child a solid foundation in grammar and clear communication.
 Originally published along with the first level of First Language Lessons as a single volume, Level 2 has been redesigned as a simple-to-use one-year program.Â
Level 2 is an oral grammar program. Combine with Writing With Ease for a full grammar and writing program.
Copyright InformationÂ
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.
Julie
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If my 7.5 year old child is entering second grade and has completed All About Reading Level 1 and All About Spelling Level 1, should I start at Level 1 or 2 for WWE and FLL?
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kristinbucher
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I’m still unclear the differences between Writing with Ease and First Language Lessons. I found a chart online of each curriculum level compared with grades, etc. We have WWE and I can’t figure out if FLL is something that would compliment or repeat the information.
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Press Minion
Thanks for asking! FLL is grammar, so it covers parts of speech (nouns, verbs, etc), punctuation, capitalization, etc…how sentences are formed. WWE covers composition. That includes reading comprehension, summarizing what you’ve read, composing short paragraphs.
If you are using both FLL and WWE, you can skip the FLL exercises called “Narration” or “Dictation” because you’ll get plenty of that in WWE.
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kristinbucher
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This answer above was very helpful! So, my next question is what are the major differences between First Language Lessons and the Grammar curriculum? My goal: I have a second grader and I want to help him prepare for Classical Conversations Essentials program.
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Press Minion
First Language Lessons is a grammar program for students in elementary grades (1-4 or 1-5). The “Grammar for the Well-Trained Mind” curriculum is for students in 5th grade and up.
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accursopt
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Is there a workbook for the level 2 First Language lessons ?
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Press Minion
No, there is not. Everything you need for the Year 2 lessons (except a pencil and scratch paper for some lessons) is in this Year 2 book.
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Amanda Mayhall
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My daugher will be entering the Second grade this fall. Does she need to complete Level one before we start Level two or can we jump in at level two?
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Press Minion
For FLL, you should start a 2nd grader in level 1. Work through that level this year, then skip to level 3 for her third grade grade. This is because levels one and two were originally combined in the same book. We broke them up for consistency and ease of use with our other materials. So, level two assumes the student has already gone through level one. Level three thoroughly reviews everything found in levels one and two (at a third grade pace) before introducing sentence diagramming.
I hope that’s helpful…if you have further questions, please email us at [email protected]
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