English VII Key Texts

English 7 for Young Catholics grammar workbook effectively immerses the student in the parts of speech. Succinct definitions preface every lesson. Over 200 diagramming examples to reinforce the lessons and help teach the concepts. Well presented material divides the subject into 8 Study Units. Nouns: Kinds, Modification, and Case; Pronouns: Personal, Relative, and Other kinds; Adjectives: Kinds, Limiting, and Comparison; Verbs: Kinds, Qualities, and Correct Use; Adverbs: Kinds and Comparison; Prepositions and Conjunctions; Clauses and Sentences; Punctuation. 

Vocabulary 7 for Young Catholics

Students begin each lesson with a fun and entertaining story. Each story introduces 15 new vocabulary words which are the basis for the week's lesson. 

Word Roots Level 1 - Learning the Building Blocks of Better Spelling and Vocabulary (Grades 5-12+).

These award-winning books teach the meaning and spelling of roots, prefixes, and suffixes that are the elements used to form words in English. Learning these word elements dramatically improves spelling and the ability to decode unfamiliar words.

The activities focus on using these words in context to help students incorporate each word into their vocabulary and retain the correct spelling. There are periodic reviews to make sure students retain what is taught in the lessons. Word Roots will add hundreds of words to your students' vocabulary and greater depth to their thinking and writing.

Each lesson has the meanings of prefixes, roots, and suffixes used to form the vocabulary words. 

Newly reformatted workbook from Seton Press. Students learn to spell by completing 36 lessons with exercises on the makeup and definition of the words, and then read the words in sentences and paragraphs. Stories focus on the Saints and other influential Catholics through history.

Students will cover such concepts as Double Letters, Multi-syllables, Consonant Digraphs, Diphthongs, Prefixes and Suffixes, Science-specific Words and Words from Greek, French, Spanish, and Latin.