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First Language Lessons Level 2

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A complete grammar text for young students, First Language Lessons Level 2 adds dictation to the narration, picture study, and other classical techniques started in Level 1 to develop language ability. All you need is the teacher’s book and the lined paper of your choice. First- and second-graders should begin with Level 1.

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Memorize the parts of speech easily with catchy songs, and enjoy listening to the fun poems, entertaining stories, and memorable rhymes! The Audio Companion comes in CD or MP3 format, and is designed to accompany Levels 1 & 2.

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A complete grammar text for young students, 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. This teacher book is all you need for this level – no workbook! Students write the copywork and dictation on the lined paper they prefer.

Because Level 2 assumes knowledge of the concepts taught in Level 1, students in both first and second grade should start with Level 1. Students who complete Level 1 in 2nd grade may move directly to Level 3 in 3rd grade.

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First Language Lessons Level 2

A complete grammar text for young students, First Language Lessons Level 2 adds dictation to the narration, picture study, and other classical techniques started in Level 1 to develop language ability. All you need is the teacher’s book and the lined paper of your choice. First- and second-graders should begin with Level 1.

First Language Lessons, Audio Companion

Memorize the parts of speech easily with catchy songs, and enjoy listening to the fun poems, entertaining stories, and memorable rhymes! The Audio Companion comes in CD or MP3 format, and is designed to accompany Levels 1 & 2.

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  1. Question

    Christie valerio

    If I am starting the school year with a classical education and wanting to start my 4th grader with grammar. Which level should I start with?

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    Letty

    I would like to switch my son who is 9 years old will be 10 in the summer from voyages in English to this language program. We have covered nouns , verbs and I feel it’s very advanced for a 9 year old. Could we skip level 1 and go straight to Level 2 ?

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      You don’t want to start with Level 2, because it assumes knowledge taught in Level 1.

      We advise that first-graders and second-graders start with Level 1. Third-graders can start in Level 3, which reviews prior material at a typical third-grade pace.

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    Courtni Sedlacek

    Can I get a scope and Sequence on First Language Lessons Level 2

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    • Answer Desk

      This title does not have a scope & sequence yet. If you download the sample (underneath the illustration of the product), it includes the topics taught in the table of contents.

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    Katie Coyle

    Is there an errata published?

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  5. Question

    Lindsay

    Does this cover reading comprehension at all? Thank you

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    • Answer Desk

      FLL Levels 1 & 2 are designed to be primarily oral, but the story narrations will build a foundation for reading comprehension: you read a short story to the child and then ask him to tell it back to you in his own words. This type of narration helps the child to listen with attention and grasp the main point of a work.

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    Jennifer

    If I start my child with Level 1 in second grade, which level should be used in third grade…level 2 or 3? I have heard recommendations for both and I’m a bit confused as to which one to follow up with. Thanks.

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    • Answer Desk

      If you do Level 1 in second grade, you can skip directly to Level 3 in third grade IF they are ready for the writing. Levels 1 & 2 are both primarily oral, but Level 3 adds in a fair amount of writing. It’s fine to go to Level 2 for that reason, or just because you need to keep a subject on the relaxed side.

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