120 Lessons in Grade 1


CEFR

Runway - 10 Lessons
  • What's Your Name
  • It's His Face
  • It's My Toe
  • I Like Dogs
  • I Like Yellow
  • I Like Frogs
  • The Hat is Blue
  • Do You Like Pink?
  • There Are Two
  • It’s a Man
  • I Can Sit
  • The Big Dog
  • Do You Want?
  • Party Activities
  • Let's Eat
  • Fruit Store
  • How Old?
  • So Many
  • Where is Kevin?
  • In the Kitchen

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts - 20 Lessons
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (ABC)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (DEF)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (GHI)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (JKL)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (MNO)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (PQR)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (STU)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (VWXYZ)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (QRSTU)
  • Produce Uppercase Letters (VWXYZ)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (abc)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (def)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (ghi)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (jkl)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (mno)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (pqr)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (stu)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (vwxyz)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (qrstu)
  • Produce Lowercase Letters (vwxyz)

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Grammar - 30 Lessons
  • Identify Nouns that Name People
  • Identify Nouns that Name Places
  • Identify Nouns that Name Things
  • Identify the Type of Noun
  • Identify the Noun in a Sentence
  • Identify All Nouns in a Sentence
  • Identify Nouns
  • Choose a Common Noun to Complete a Sentence
  • Identify Singular Nouns
  • Identify the Singular Noun in a Sentence
  • Identify Plural Nouns
  • Identify the Plural Noun in a Sentence
  • Choose Between Singular and Plural Nouns in Context
  • Convert Singular Nouns to Plural Nouns by Adding -s
  • Convert Singular Nouns to Plural Nouns by Adding -es
  • Convert Singular Nouns that End in a Consonant and y to Plural Nouns
  • Convert Singular Nouns that End in ay ey and oy to Plural Nouns
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name People
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name Places
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name Days and Months
  • Identify Possessive Nouns
  • Understand Possessive Nouns
  • Recognize the Correctly Used Possessive
  • Choose Singular Possessive Nouns
  • Form Singular Possessive Nouns
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name People
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name Places
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name Days and Months
  • Identify Proper Nouns that Name Holidays
  • Identify Proper Nouns
  • Differentiate Between Common and Proper Nouns
Math - 31 Lessons
  • See Hundreds as a Group of Tens and Ones
  • Skip Count by 5s with Manipulatives
  • Skip count by 5s from multiples of 5
  • Skip Count by 10s with Manipulatives
  • Skip count by 10s from multiples of 10
  • Skip Count by 100s with Manipulatives
  • Skip count by 100s from multiples of 100
  • Identify Place Value
  • Convert a Number into a Sum of Place Values
  • Convert a sum of place values into a number
  • Write the Amount of Given Blocks: 1s, 10s, 100s
  • Write Numbers Less Than 1000 in Expanded Form
  • Write number with words
  • Translate Numbers to Number Names and Expanded Form
  • Compare Three -digit Numbers
  • Identify Equivalent Inequalities
  • Sort Three-digit Numbers
  • Sort Three-digit Numbers 2
  • Sort 3-digit Numbers Word Problems
  • Determine Odd or Even by Splitting into Two Groups
  • Write Even Numbers as a Sum of Two Equal Addends
  • Identify Even or Odd Numbers
  • Use Even and Odd numbers in Groups
  • Use a number line to add two known numbers
  • Use a number line to add a known and unknown number
  • Use a number line to add knowns and unknowns using a number line
  • Add 3 knowns using a number line
  • Use a number line to subtract two knowns
  • Use a number line to subtract an unknown number from a known number
  • Use a number line to subtract an known number from a unknown number

120 Lessons in Grade 2


CEFR

Runway - 10 Lessons
  • The Pink Kettle
  • I Play Tennis
  • I Have a Pen
  • Can You Draw?
  • Going to See
  • I Can Swim
  • I See Green
  • Where Are You?
  • Go Outside
  • I Go Home
  • Who is She?
  • How Do You Feel?
  • It's My Nose
  • Where's the Cow?
  • What color is it?
  • I Like Monkeys
  • Which Do You Like?
  • What Color Are They
  • There are Three
  • What do you see?

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts - 20 Lessons
  • Identify Formal and Informal English
  • Choose Appropriate Language for a Given Context
  • Identify Formal and Informal English
  • Choose Appropriate Language for a Given Context
  • Put Words in Alphabetic Order Using the First Letter
  • Put Words in Alphabetic Order Using the Second and Third Letters
  • Use Guide Words to the First Letter
  • Use Guide Words to the Second and Third Letters
  • Recognize the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Use Context Clues to Select the Appropriate Definition from a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Glossary
  • Identify Synonyms
  • Define Verbs with Different Shades of Meaning
  • Use Exact Verbs
  • Define Adjectives with Different Shades of Meaning
  • Use Exact Adjectives
  • Identify Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Choose Appropriate Prepositions
  • Choose Appropriate Adjectives
  • Choose Appropriate Adverbs

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Grammar - 30 Lessons
  • Identify the Action Verb in a Sentence
  • Identify Action Verbs
  • Choose an Appropriate Action Verb to Complete a Sentence
  • Identify the Present Tense
  • Identify the Past Tense
  • Choose Verbs for the Recent and Distant Past
  • Form Regular Past Tense Verbs
  • Identify Irregular Past Tense Verbs
  • Identify the Future Tense
  • Use Verbs for the Near and Distant Future
  • Identify the Verb Tense
  • Use the Correct Verb Tense
  • Identify Possessive Pronouns (my your our)
  • Use Possessive Pronouns (my your our)
  • Identify Possessive Pronouns (her his their its)
  • Use Possessive Pronouns (her his their its)
  • Replace Possessive Nouns with Possessive Pronouns
  • Use Indefinite Pronouns (everything something anything nothing)
  • Use Indefinite Pronouns (everyone someone anyone no one)
  • Identify Adjectives that Describe Looks Tastes Sounds Smells and Textures
  • Identify Color and Number Adjectives
  • Identify Adjectives that Describe Emotions and Character Traits
  • Identify Adjectives in Sentences
  • Determine the Function of an Adjective
  • Analyze the Function of an Adjective
  • Use Adjectives to Describe People Places and Things
  • Use Adjectives to Describe Emotions and Character Traits
  • Use Adjectives to Describe Pictures
  • Identify Comparatives and Superlatives
  • Use Adjectives to Compare
  • Differentiate Between Comparatives and Superlatives
Math - 31 Lessons
  • Use a number line to subtract an known number from a unknown number
  • Use a number line to subtract knowns and unknowns
  • Subtract a known from an unknown using a number line word problem
  • Subtract an unknown then a known from a known word problems
  • Add and subtract knowns from knowns using a number line
  • Add and subtract knowns from knowns word problems using a number line
  • Add and subtract 10
  • Add and subtract 100
  • Add and subtract 10 word problems
  • Add and subtract 100 word problems
  • Add with expanded form
  • Add Two-Digit Numbers with no Regrouping
  • Add with Regrouping Ones
  • Add a Two-digit Number and a multiple of 10
  • Add with two-digit numbers word problems
  • Add with expanded form
  • Add three-digit numbers with no regrouping
  • Add three-digit numbers with regrouping
  • Add three digit numbers
  • Add three digit addition word problems
  • Add four-digit numbers with no regrouping
  • Add Four-Digit Numbers with Regrouping
  • Add Four-Digit Numbers Word Problems
  • Add four two-digit numbers
  • Add four two-digit numbers word problems
  • Add list by combining
  • Add list by making 10
  • Add list of three digit numbers
  • Add list of three digit numbers word problems
  • add using sequential practice with carryover

120 Lessons in Grade 3


CEFR

Runway - 10 Lessons
  • How is He?
  • Who is She?
  • I Like to Eat Meat
  • Do You Like to Eat?
  • Like for Lunch
  • How Old is He?
  • Many Blue Dogs
  • 3 Oranges
  • Where's the Cat?
  • What do you See?
  • The Ball is on the Bed
  • Open Your Book
  • They're Blue
  • Who is That?
  • Favorite Color
  • Kick a Ball
  • I Like Tennis
  • When Did You?
  • How Did You?
  • Where is Kevin?

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts - 20 Lessons
  • Use Context Clues to Infer the Meaning of a Word
  • Use Context Clues to Select the Appropriate Definition from a Dictionary Entry
  • Use Context Clues to Infer the Meaning of a Word
  • Use Context Clues to Select the Appropriate Definition from a Dictionary Entry
  • Identify Base Words
  • Use the Base Word to Determine a Word's Meaning
  • Identify Common Prefixes
  • Select the Best Definition for a Word with a Prefix
  • Create a Word with a Prefix
  • Identify Common Suffixes
  • Select the Best Definition for a Word with a Suffix
  • Create a Word with a Suffix
  • Identify Base Words Prefixes and Suffixes
  • Use Prefixes and Suffixes to Find Relationships Among Words
  • Use Suffixes to Sort Words by Part of Speech
  • Differentiate Between Literal and Nonliteral Statements
  • Determine the Meaning of Nonliteral Statements
  • Differentiate Between Literal and Nonliteral Statements
  • Determine the Meaning of Nonliteral Statements
  • Identify Synonyms

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math - 30 Lessons
Grammar - 30 Lessons
  • Identify Nouns
  • Identify Nouns that Are Subjects
  • Identify Nouns that Are Direct Objects
  • Distinguish Between Subject Nouns and Direct Object Nouns
  • Identify Personal Pronouns
  • Identify Possessive Pronouns
  • Identify Pronouns and Their Antecedents
  • Identify Verbs
  • Identify Adjectives
  • Identify Adverbs that Describe Verbs
  • Identify Adverbs that Describe Adjectives
  • Identify Adverbs that Describe Other Adverbs
  • Distinguish Between Parts of Speech
  • Form Plural Nouns Using -s
  • Form Plural Nouns Using -es
  • Form Plural Nouns Using -ies
  • Form Regular Plural Nouns
  • Form Irregular Plural Nouns
  • Form Regular and Irregular Plural Nouns
  • Form the Possessive of a Singular Noun
  • Form the Possessive of a Plural Noun
  • Form the Possessive of Plural Nouns that Do Not End in -s
  • Choose the Correct Possessive Noun for a Sentence
  • Identify Plurals Singular Possessives and Plural Possessives
  • Identify Possessive Pronouns
  • Form Possessive Pronouns
  • Identify Verbs in the Present Tense
  • Identify Verbs in the Past Tense
  • Identify Verbs in the Future Tense
  • Identify Verb Tense
  • Form the Present Tense of Regular Verbs
Math - 31 Lessons
  • Use the rule of 1
  • Use groups of 1
  • Multiply by 1 with unknowns
  • Multiply by 1 word problems
  • Learn the multiplication story
  • Skip count by 2
  • Multiply with groups of 2
  • Use the rule of 2
  • Multiply by 2 with trios
  • Multiply by 2
  • Multiply by 2 with unknowns
  • Multiply by 2 word problems
  • Skip count by 3
  • Use groups of 3
  • Multiply by 3 with trios
  • Multiply by 3
  • Multiply by 3 with unknowns
  • Multiply by 3 word problems
  • Skip count by 4
  • Use groups of 4
  • Multiply by 4 with trios
  • Divide by 6
  • Divide by 6 with unknowns
  • Divide by 6 word problems
  • Review multiplication by 7
  • Multiply by 7 with trios
  • Divide by 7
  • Divide by 7 with unknowns
  • Divide by 7 word problems
  • Review multiplication by 8

120 Lessons in Grade 4


Runway - 10 Lessons
  • Who is the Boy?
  • What is Karen Like?
  • What Do You Do?
  • What's Your Father Like?
  • Is He Lazy?
  • How is the Cake?
  • How Many Apples?
  • More Apples
  • More Than
  • What's the Matter?
  • What Happened?
  • How Bad?
  • To the Park
  • I Watched a Movie
  • I Love Video Games
  • I Want to Go Camping
  • We Need a Towel at the Beach
  • Do You Have a Snowboard?
  • It's Twelve Noon
  • What Time is It?

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts - 20 Lessons
  • Identify Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Use Exact and Specific Words
  • Identify Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Use Exact and Specific Words
  • Identify Similes
  • Interpret Similes
  • Identify Metaphors
  • Interpret Metaphors
  • Differentiate Between Similes and Metaphors
  • Identify an Idiom
  • Interpret an Idiom
  • Identify Adages and Proverbs
  • Interpret Adages and Proverbs
  • Identify Synonyms
  • Identify Antonyms
  • Recognize Formal and Informal Registers
  • Use the Correct Register for Specific Situations
  • Recognize Formal and Informal Registers
  • Use the Correct Register for Specific Situations
  • Use Guide Words

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Grammar - 30 Lessons
  • Identify Relative Pronouns
  • Identify Relative Pronouns and Their Antecedents
  • Choose the Correct Relative Pronoun to Complete a Sentence
  • Use "which" and "that" Correctly
  • Use "who" and "whom" Correctly
  • Identify Relative Adverbs
  • Choose the Correct Relative Adverb to Complete a Sentence
  • Differentiate Between Helping Verbs and Main Verbs
  • Identify Statements Written in Progressive Tenses
  • Form the Present Participle of Regular Verbs
  • Form the Present Participle of Special Rule Verbs
  • Form the Present Progressive Tense
  • Form the Past Progressive Tense
  • Form the Future Progressive Tense
  • Differentiate Between Past Present and Future Progressive Tenses
  • Use the Correct Progressive Tense
  • Identify Modal Verbs
  • Use Modal Verbs to Show Ability
  • Use Modal Verbs to Show Permission
  • Use Modal Verbs to Show Need
  • Interpret the Meaning of Modal Verbs
  • Use the Correct Modal Verb in Context
  • Identify Multiple Adjectives in a Sequence
  • Create an Adjective Sequence with Multiple Types of Adjectives
  • Identify Prepositions that Describe Where
  • Identify Prepositions that Describe When
  • Identify Prepositions that Describe How and Why
  • Identify a Prepositional Phrase
  • Use a Preposition to Complete a Sentence
  • Identify Coordinating Conjunctions
  • Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Simple and Compound Sentences
Math - 31 Lessons
  • Add fractions with same denominators
  • Add fractions with a number line
  • Add fractions with same denominators word problems
  • Subtract fractions with same denominators
  • Subtract fractions with same denominators word problems
  • Convert tenths fractions to hundredths fractions
  • Add tenths and hundredths fractions
  • Identify equivalent fractions from models
  • Multiply and divide by one to create equivalent fractions
  • Identify equivalent fractions
  • Identify a mixed number
  • Identify an improper fraction
  • Convert an improper fraction to a mixed number with one unknown
  • Convert an improper fraction to a mixed number with two unknowns
  • Convert an improper fraction to a mixed number with three unknowns
  • Compare mixed numbers
  • Compare fractions with unequal denominators
  • Find the smallest or largest fraction
  • Compare fractions word problems
  • Add mixed numbers with like denominators 1
  • Add mixed numbers with like denominators 2
  • Convert between place values
  • Convert between place values word problems
  • Divide by 10
  • Divide by 10 word problems
  • Round to the nearest 1000
  • Round to the nearest 10000
  • Round to the nearest 100000
  • Round multi-digit whole numbers
  • Round and add multi-digit numbers

120 Lessons in Grade 5


CEFR

Runway - 10 Lessons
  • The Minute Hand is on the Two
  • In the Winter
  • Sunny and Hot
  • Snowy Blizzard
  • The Winter Tree is Bare
  • I Have to Help my Mom
  • I Went to the Beach
  • What's He Doing?
  • We Need a Tent
  • On the Weekend
  • Where is It?
  • How Often?
  • Which Do You Prefer?
  • Why is He?
  • What Would You Like?
  • What to Do?
  • Tens and Ones
  • One Plus One
  • The Sum Total
  • I Would Like to be a Nurse

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts - 20 Lessons
  • Recognize Formal and Informal Registers
  • Use the Correct Register for Specific Situations
  • Use Comparison Clues to Interpret New Words
  • Use Contrast Clues to Interpret New Words
  • Use Cause and Effect Clues to Interpret New Words
  • Use Context Clues to Determine the Meaning of a Word
  • Find Synonyms and Antonyms in Context
  • Identify Similes
  • Complete a Simile
  • Interpret the Meaning of a Simile
  • Identify Metaphors
  • Interpret the Meaning of a Metaphor
  • Differentiate Between Similes and Metaphors
  • Identify Idioms
  • Interpret Idioms
  • Identify Proverbs and Adages
  • Interpret Proverbs and Adages
  • Identify Synonyms
  • Identify Antonyms
  • Differentiate Among Related Words

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Grammar - 30 Lessons
  • Identify Coordinating Conjunctions that Connect Words or Phrases
  • Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Simple Sentences
  • Identify Coordinating Conjunctions in Compound Sentences
  • Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Compound Sentences
  • Identify Subordinating Conjunctions
  • Use Subordinating Conjunctions to Form Complex Sentences
  • Use "both... and"
  • Use "not only... but also"
  • Use "either... or"
  • Use "neither... nor"
  • Use the Correct Correlative Conjunctions
  • Identify Prepositions
  • Identify Prepositional Phrases
  • Identify the Object of a Preposition
  • Choose the Best Preposition
  • Identify Interjections Used as Exclamations
  • Identify Interjections Used as Fillers
  • Identify Interjections that Are Common Expressions
  • Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
  • Identify the Past Perfect Tense
  • Identify the Timing of Past Perfect Tense Sentences
  • Create the Past Perfect Tense
  • Identify the Present Perfect Tense
  • Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences
  • Create the Present Perfect Tense
  • Identify the Future Perfect Tense
  • Identify the Timing of Future Perfect Tense Sentences
  • Create the Future Perfect Tense
  • Differentiate Between the Past Perfect Present Perfect and Future Perfect Tenses
  • Use the Correct Perfect Verb Tense
  • Identify the Sequence of Simple Tense Sentences
Math - 31 Lessons
  • Multiply integers by powers of 10
  • Identify place value in decimal numbers
  • Finding missing place values
  • Recognize a digit in a place is 10 times that same digit to the right and 1/10th of that digit to the left
  • Multiply decimal numbers by 10
  • Multiply decimal numbers by powers of 10
  • Divide decimal numbers by 10
  • Divide powers of 10 from integers
  • Divide powers of 10 to decimals
  • Use place value with expanded notation
  • Add fractions with unequal denominators with hints Part 1
  • Add fractions with unequal denominators with hints Part 2
  • Add fractions with unequal denominators
  • Add fractions with unequal denominators word problems
  • Subtract fractions with unequal denominators with hints
  • Subtract fractions with unequal denominators
  • Subtract fractions with unequal denominators word problems
  • Add multiple fractions Part 1
  • Add multiple fractions Part 2
  • Add and subtract fractions word problems
  • Use fractions with a line plot
  • Calculate volume using the unit cube
  • Calculate the volume of a rectangular prism
  • Calculate volume with overlapping parts
  • Calculate the volume of a rectangular prism word problems
  • Convert customary units of length Part 1
  • Convert customary units of length Part 2
  • Convert customary units of length Part 3
  • Convert customary units of length Part 4
  • Convert customary units of length Part 5

120 Lessons in Grade 6


CEFR

Runway - 10 Lessons
  • What Do They Do?
  • How Do You Feel?
  • Movie Night
  • Tie My Laces
  • Take Some Popcorn
  • Furry Rabbits
  • The Countryside
  • Beach Activities
  • Weather on Monday
  • My Busy Week
  • Time for Class
  • The Best Weather
  • What to Wear
  • Stormy Weather
  • Where in Town?
  • Watch a Movie
  • Find a Game
  • Granny's Farm
  • At the Beach
  • Seeing Animals

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts - 20 Lessons
  • Identify Instances of Alliteration
  • Identify Instances of Onomatopoeia
  • Identify Similes and Metaphors
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Identify Personification in a Sentence
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Complete Synonym and Antonym Analogies
  • Complete Item/Category Analogies
  • Complete Part/Whole Analogies
  • Complete Object/Function Analogies
  • Complete Cause/Effect Analogies
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete Analogies
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Use Words with Appropriate Connotations
  • Differentiate Among Related Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Grammar - 30 Lessons
  • Identify Subject Pronouns
  • Identify Object Pronouns
  • Choose Between Subject and Object Pronouns
  • Use a Subject Pronoun as Part of a Compound Subject
  • Use an Object Pronoun as Part of a Compound Object
  • Use the Correct Pronoun Following "to be"
  • Use the Correct Pronoun in Comparisons
  • Identify Possessive Pronouns
  • Use the Correct Possessive Pronoun
  • Use the Correct Pronoun
  • Identify Intensive Pronouns
  • Use Intensive Pronouns
  • Differentiate Between Intensive and Reflexive Pronouns
  • Recognize Inappropriate Shifts in Pronoun Number
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Pronoun Number
  • Recognize Inappropriate Shifts in Pronoun Person
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Pronoun Person
  • Recognize Vague Pronouns
  • Identify Possible Antecedents
  • Revise Sentences with Vague Pronouns
  • Identify Nonrestrictive and Parenthetical Elements
  • Use Parentheses to Set Off Parenthetical Elements
  • Use Commas to Set Off Nonrestrictive and Parenthetical Elements
  • Use Dashes to Set Off Nonrestrictive and Parenthetical Elements
  • Identify Independent Clauses
  • Identify Dependent Clauses
  • Differentiate Between Independent and Dependent Clauses
  • Identify Independent Clauses
  • Identify Dependent Clauses
  • Differentiate Between Independent and Dependent Clauses
  • Identify Simple Sentences
Math - 31 Lessons
  • Find opposite numbers on a number line
  • Find real-world negative numbers
  • Define rational numbers
  • Position negative and positive integers on a number line
  • Position negative and positive integers on a vertical number line
  • Position negative and positive fractions on a number line
  • Order fractions from least to greatest
  • Order fractions from greatest to least
  • Solve real quantity word problems with positive and negative numbers
  • Solve real quantity word problems using negative numbers
  • Compare two positive integers on a number line
  • Compare negative and positive Integers on a number line
  • Compare two negative numbers on a number line
  • Write statements of order for rational numbers in real-world contexts
  • Order a set of numbers from a real-world context
  • Find absolute values
  • Interpret absolute value as magnitude in real world situations
  • Order numbers with absolute values
  • Find opposite numbers
  • Compare absolute value of negative numbers in real world situations
  • Find all possible factor pairs
  • Find factors of a whole number
  • Find Prime Factors Part 1
  • Find Prime Factors Part 2
  • Find Prime Factors Part 3
  • Find the greatest common factor
  • Find the least common multiple
  • Find the least common denominator
  • Factor expressions
  • Evaluate powers of 1

120 Lessons in Grade 7


CEFR

Middle School Book 1
  • Pronouns - Demonstrative / Possessive / Personal
  • Time Phrases / Duration and Length / Yes and No Questions
  • Conraction, Negation, Plural Nouns, WH Questions
  • Present Progressive, WH Questions
  • Ability, Can and Can't, Routines and Habits, Adjectives
  • Pronouns: Subject/Object - Existential 'There' - WH Questions and Adjecties
  • Ability (Can - Can't), Subject/Verb Agreement (I eat, he eats)
  • It + Conditin, Relative Location, Demonstrative Pronoun
  • Prepositions, Simple Tense, Frequency Adverbs
  • WH Questions - (Subject, Object - Demostrative Pronouns)

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts
  • Use Context Clues to Select the Appropriate Definition from a Dictionary Entry
  • Identify Personification
  • Identify Verbal Irony
  • Identify Alliteration
  • Identify Onomatopoeia
  • Identify Puns
  • Categorize Figurative Language
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Identify Allusions
  • Interpret the Meaning of an Allusion
  • Choose Appropriate Synonyms
  • Choose Appropriate Antonyms
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete the Analogy
  • Determine the Meaning of an Unknown Word in an Analogy
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
Social Studies
  • Cause and Effect
  • The First People
  • Life During the Paleolithic Era
  • Migration and Adaptation
  • The Agricultural Revolution
  • Cities and Civilizations Emerge
  • Use Context Clues to Interpret Unfamiliar Words
  • Make a Prediction
  • Sequence Historic Events
  • Identify Cause and Effect
  • Draw Conclusions
  • Units of Time and Calendar Systems
  • Identify Main Idea and Supporting Details
  • Read a Timeline
  • Resolve a Conflict
  • Solve a Problem
  • Make a Responsible Decision
  • Social Structure in Ancient Rome
  • Roman Culture
  • Roman Innovations
Natural Science
  • Living Things
  • Renewable Energy Sources
  • Using Energy Responsibly
  • Minerals
  • Rocks
  • Soil
  • Continental Drift
  • The Theory of Plate Tectonics
  • Earth? Changing Crust
  • The Lymphatic System
  • The Cardiovascular System
  • The Respiratory System
  • Food as Nutrients
  • The Digestive System
  • The Excretory System
  • What Is Force?
  • Newton's Laws of Motion
  • Momentum and Free Fall

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math
  • Add negative and positive numbers Part 1
  • Add negative and positive numbers Part 2
  • Add negative and positive numbers Part 3
  • Add two negative numbers
  • Subtract numbers from positive and negative numbers
  • Make a positive sign from two negative signs
  • Subtract negative numbers
  • Add additive inverses
  • Use negative numbers in word problems Part 1
  • Use negative numbers in word problems Part 2
  • Find unit rates given equivalent ratios of fractions
  • Calculate unit rates with ratios of fractions word problems
  • Identify proportional relationships
  • Identify the unit rate in a table
  • Solve for unknowns in tables of proportional relationships
  • Test for proportional relationships in tables
  • Identify the unit rate in word problems
  • Compare unit rates
  • Identify proportional relationships using graphs
  • Determine the unit rate from a graph
  • Evaluate expressions
  • Write expressions word problems
  • Solve two-step equations
  • Solve multi-step equations with parentheses
  • Solve equations with inequalities word problems
  • Find the unknown Part 1
  • Find the unknown Part 2
  • Find the unknown with a remainder Part 1
  • Find the unknown with a remainder Part 2
  • Solve word problems involving scale drawings
Grammar
  • Identify Phrases
  • Identify Clauses
  • Identify Phrases and Clauses
  • Identify Independent Clauses
  • Identify Dependent Clauses
  • Differentiate Between Dependent and Independent Clauses
  • Use Clauses to Show the Importance of Different Information
  • Identify Noun Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Noun Phrase
  • Identify Prepositional Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Prepositional Phrase
  • Identify Infinitive Phrases
  • Identify Participle Phrases
  • Identify Appositive Phrases
  • Identify the Type of Phrase
  • Determine the Function of a Phrase Within a Sentence
  • Identify Simple Sentences
  • Identify Compound Sentences
  • Create Compound Sentences
  • Identify Complex Sentences
  • Identify Compound-Complex Sentences
  • Identify Types of Sentences
  • Identify Modifiers and Their Targets
  • Identify Misplaced Modifiers
  • Correct Misplaced Modifiers
  • Identify Dangling Modifiers
  • Correct Dangling Modifiers
  • Identify Coordinate and Cumulative Adjectives
  • Use a Comma to Separate Coordinate Adjectives
  • Identify Redundant Words
  • Revise Verbose Language

120 Lessons in Grade 8


CEFR

Middle School Book 2

  • Count / Nouncount - Determiners - Articles
  • Verbs and Adv erbs
  • Adjectives, Articles and Interogatives
  • Possessive / Demonstrative Pronouns
  • Prepositions and Plurality (number)
  • Tenses - Person and Number
  • Possessive Pronouns that Replace or Modify
  • Main Verbs and Helping Verbs
  • Interrogative Pronouns and Adverbs
  • Regular and Irregular Verbs

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts
  • Identify Verbal Irony
  • Interpret Verbal Irony
  • Recognize Puns
  • Categorize Figurative Language
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Choose Appropriate Synonyms
  • Choose Appropriate Antonyms
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete Analogies
  • Determine the Meaning of an Unknown Word in an Analogy
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Use Words with Appropriate Connotations
  • Differentiate Among Related Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
Social Studies
  • The Industrial Revolution
  • Changing Economic Ideas
  • The Second Industrial Revolution
  • Mesoamerica's Early Inhabitants
  • The Maya
  • The Aztecs
  • History of the Byzantine Empire
  • The Great Schism
  • Life in the Byzantine Empire
  • Analyze Media
  • Evaluate Opposing Arguments
  • Read a Political Cartoon
  • Evaluate Evidence
  • Make a Generalization
  • Identify Bias
  • Draw an Inference
  • Evaluate Primary and Secondary Sources
  • Differentiate between Fact and Opinion
  • Identify Author's Point of View
  • Summarize
Natural Science
  • The Chemistry of Cells
  • Parts of a Cell
  • Structure and Function: From Cells to Organisms
  • Genes and Heredity
  • Punnett Squares
  • Patterns of Inheritance
  • Atoms
  • The Periodic Table of Elements
  • Metals
  • Telescopes
  • Rockets
  • How Space Science Has Benefited Earth
  • Scientific Investigations
  • Scientific Knowledge
  • Science and Society
  • Measurement
  • How Do Scientists Use Math?
  • Using Tables and Graphs in Science

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math
  • Convert fractions to terminating or repeating decimals
  • Convert terminating decimals to fractions
  • Convert repeating decimals to fractions
  • Identify rational and irrational numbers
  • Locate irrational numbers on a number line
  • Find the negative slope of a line on a graph Part 2
  • Find positive and negative slopes of a line on a graph
  • Find slope and intercept in an equation Part 1
  • Find slope and intercept in an equation Part 2
  • Find slope and intercept in an equation Part 3
  • Determine if a relation is a function in an equation by testing points
  • Understand function notation
  • Calculate functions Part 1
  • Calculate functions Part 2
  • Calculate functions word problems
  • Reflect figures over any horizontal or vertical line
  • Reflect figures over y=x
  • Reflect figures over y = -x
  • Identify Angles of Rotation
  • Rotate figures on the coordinate system
  • Use Pythagorean theorem to find distance between two points
  • Single step real word applications of the Pythagorean Theorem
  • Multiple step real word applications of the Pythagorean Theorem
  • Find the volume of a cylinder with picture (radius)
  • Find the volume of a cylinder with description (radius)
  • Interpret the slope of the line of best fit
  • Approximate the equation of a line of best fit
  • Make predictions using the line of best fit
  • Construct a two-way table from a data set
  • Determine the association of two variables using a two-way table
Grammar
  • Identify a Gerund
  • Identify Gerund Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Gerunds
  • Identify Present Participles
  • Identify Past Participles
  • Identify Past and Present Participles
  • Identify Participle Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Participle Phrase
  • Identify Infinitives
  • Identify Infinitive Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Infinitives
  • Identify the Active and Passive Voices
  • Form the Passive Voice
  • Change the Passive Voice to the Active Voice
  • Maintain Active or Passive Voice in a Sentence
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Voice
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Voice
  • Use Commas to Set Off Interrupters
  • Use Commas to Set Off Nonessential Clauses and Phrases
  • Use an Ellipsis to Indicate a Pause
  • Use Dashes to Indicate a Sudden Break
  • Omit Text by Using an Ellipsis
  • Identify the Indicative Mood
  • Identify the Imperative Mood
  • Identify the Interrogative Mood
  • Identify the Conditional Mood
  • Identify the Subjunctive Mood
  • Differentiate Between the Indicative Imperative Interrogative Conditional and Subjunctive Moods
  • Form the Subjunctive Mood
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Mood
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Mood

120 Lessons in Grade 9


CEFR

Middle School Book 3
  • Days of Week - Means - Frequency
  • Time - Duration - Frequency
  • Seasons - Weather - Pronouns - Superlatives
  • Describe People - Adjectives
  • Wants & Needs - Adverbs - Abilities
  • Quantity - Tense - Time
  • Directions - Prepositions - Spatial Relations
  • Numbers - Quantity - Existential ‘THERE’
  • Cause & Effect - Reason - Comparison
  • Relative Pronouns

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine a Word's Part of Speech
  • Choose the Correct Definition from a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine the Pronunciation of an Unfamiliar Word
  • Use a Thesaurus
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Use Words with Appropriate Connotations
  • Differentiate Among Related Words
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete the Analogy
  • Determine the Meaning of an Unknown Word in an Analogy
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Identify Allusions
  • Interpret the Meaning of an Allusion
Social Studies
  • Early Cultures in North America
  • Cultures of the Eastern Woodlands and the Great Plains
  • Cultures of the West and the North
  • Europe's Land and the Migration Period
  • Charlemagne and the Power of the Church
  • Viking Invasions and Feudalism
  • Farming Trade and Towns in the High Middle Ages
  • Medieval Culture
  • The Hundred Years' War
  • The Black Death
  • Changing Times in Europe
  • Renaissance Ideas Spread
  • Renaissance Culture
  • The Scientific Revolution
  • The Enlightenment
  • Growing Nationalism
  • The Age of Imperialism
  • The Industrial Revolution
  • Changing Economic Ideas
  • The Second Industrial Revolution
Natural Science
  • What Are Cells?
  • The Chemistry of Cells
  • Parts of a Cell
  • Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
  • Exchanging Materials
  • Cell Division
  • Chromosomes and Reproduction
  • Meiosis
  • Sexual and Asexual Reproduction
  • Sex-Linked Genes
  • Tracing Genetic Disorders
  • Biotechnology
  • What is DNA?
  • Replication
  • How are Proteins Made?
  • Objects in the Night Sky
  • The Moon
  • The Earth's Patterns

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math
  • Calculate rational square roots
  • Estimate irrational square roots with rational square roots
  • Solve for variable with additive inverse Part 1
  • Solve for variable with additive inverse Part 2
  • Solve for variable with multiplicative inverse Part 1
  • Write linear equations in slope-intercept form Part 1
  • Write linear equations in slope-intercept form Part 2
  • Write linear equations in slope-intercept form Part 3
  • Rewrite equations in slope-intercept form to find the slope and y-intercept
  • Write linear equations in slope-intercept form using graphs
  • Complete function tables
  • Identify rate of change from an equation in slope-intercept form
  • Identify initial value or y-intercept from slope-intercept form
  • Derive a function from a function table Part 1
  • Derive a function from a function table Part 2
  • Rotate figures clockwise using coordinates Part 1
  • Rotate figures clockwise using coordinates Part 2
  • Rotate figures counterclockwise using coordinates
  • Dilate figures in a coordinate system
  • Determine coordinates of dilated figures Part 1
  • Find the volume of a cylinder with description (diameter)
  • Find the volume of a cone with picture (radius)
  • Find the volume of a cone with description (radius)
  • Find the volume of a cone with description (diameter)
  • Find the volume of a sphere with picture (radius)
  • Evaluate exponents of negative numbers
  • Evaluate expressions with exponents
  • Apply order of operations with exponents of positive and negative numbers
  • Evaluate numbers with negative exponents
  • Rewrite exponents in the denominator as negative exponents
Grammar
  • Use Prefixes to Interpret New Words
  • Use Suffixes to Interpret New Words
  • Use Suffixes to Sort Words by Part of Speech
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 1
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 2
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 3
  • Make Connections Among Words that Share Affixes or Root Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine a Word's Part of Speech
  • Choose the Correct Meaning Using a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine the Pronunciation of an Unfamiliar Word
  • Use a Thesaurus
  • Identify a Gerund
  • Identify Gerund Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Gerunds
  • Identify Present Participles
  • Identify Past Participles
  • Identify Past and Present Participles
  • Identify Participle Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Participle Phrase
  • Identify Infinitives
  • Identify Infinitive Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Infinitives
  • Identify the Active and Passive Voices
  • Form the Passive Voice
  • Change the Passive Voice to the Active Voice
  • Maintain Active or Passive Voice in a Sentence
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Voice
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Mood

120 Lessons in Grade 10


CEFR

High School Book 1
  • Person, Number, Gender
  • Statements, Questions, Commands, Exclamations
  • Clauses and Phrases
  • Coordinate and Correlative Conjunctions
  • Compound / Complex Sentences
  • Conjunctive Adverbs
  • Adverb Clauses
  • Relative Pronouns and Determiners
  • Conditionals
  • Complex Tense Forms

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts
  • Use Context Clues to Infer the Meaning of a Word
  • Interpret Verbal Irony
  • Recognize Puns
  • Categorize Figurative Language
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Choose Appropriate Synonyms
  • Choose Appropriate Antonyms
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete Analogies
  • Determine the Meaning of an Unknown Word in an Analogy
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Use Words with Appropriate Connotations
  • Differentiate Among Related Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
Social Studies
  • Compare and Contrast
  • Cultures of the Eastern Woodlands and the Great Plains
  • Cultures of the West and the North
  • Europe's Land and the Migration Period
  • Charlemagne and the Power of the Church
  • Viking Invasions and Feudalism
  • Farming Trade and Towns in the High Middle Ages
  • Medieval Culture
  • The Hundred Years' War
  • The Black Death
  • Changing Times in Europe
  • Renaissance Ideas Spread
  • Renaissance Culture
  • The Scientific Revolution
  • The Enlightenment
  • Growing Nationalism
  • The Age of Imperialism
  • The Industrial Revolution
  • Changing Economic Ideas
  • The Second Industrial Revolution
Natural Science
  • Viruses
  • Measuring the Universe
  • Formation of the Universe
  • Classifying Stars
  • The Life Cycle of Stars
  • Historical Models of the Solar System
  • Our Solar System
  • The Sun
  • The Inner Planets
  • The Outer Planets
  • Other Objects in the Solar System
  • What Is Matter?
  • How Is Matter Measured?
  • What Is Matter Made of?
  • How Does Matter Change?
  • Solids Liquids and Gases
  • Changing States
  • Atoms

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math
  • Solve for variable with multiplicative inverse
  • Solve equations with one variable and one solution
  • Solve equations with decimals Part 1
  • Solve equations with decimals Part 2
  • Solve equations with fractions Part 1
  • Graph linear equations Part 1
  • Graph linear equations Part 2
  • Determine x- and y-intercept
  • Calculate the slope with decimals and fractions
  • Solve a system of equations by graphing (part 1)
  • Derive a function from a function table Part 3
  • Derive a function from a function table Part 4
  • Find a rate of change from a graph of a linear equation
  • Find the initial point from a graph of a linear equation
  • Derive functions from graphs
  • Determine coordinates of dilated figures Part 2
  • Describe translations
  • Describe reflections in the coordinate plane
  • Describe rotations
  • Describe dilations
  • Find the volume of a sphere with description (radius)
  • Find the volume of a sphere with description (diameter)
  • Find the volume of real world spheres with diameter 1
  • Construct a scatter plot from data in a table
  • Find the y-value in a graph when given the x-value
  • Apply multiplication property of exponents
  • Apply division property of exponents
  • Apply multiplication division and negative property of exponents
  • Apply power property of exponents
  • Apply power property of exponents to expressions larger than 1 factor
Grammar
  • Identify a Gerund
  • Identify Gerund Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Gerunds
  • Identify Present Participles
  • Identify Past Participles
  • Identify Past and Present Participles
  • Identify Participle Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Participle Phrase
  • Identify Infinitives
  • Identify Infinitive Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Infinitives
  • Identify the Active and Passive Voices
  • Form the Passive Voice
  • Change the Passive Voice to the Active Voice
  • Maintain Active or Passive Voice in a Sentence
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Voice
  • Use Suffixes to Sort Words by Part of Speech
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 1
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 2
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 3
  • Make Connections Among Words that Share Affixes or Root Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine a Word's Part of Speech
  • Choose the Correct Meaning Using a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine the Pronunciation of an Unfamiliar Word
  • Use a Thesaurus
  • Form the Subjunctive Mood
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Mood
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Mood

120 Lessons in Grade 11


CEFR

High School Book 2
  • Tense - Time Phrases - Directions
  • Wants & needs - Prepositions -Directions
  • Quantity - Cause & Effect - Comparison
  • Reason - Reference - Existential: THERE
  • Relative Pronouns
  • Adverbials - Conditionals - Future
  • Certianty Modals - infinitives - ‘It is...’
  • Noun Phrase - Reason - Quantity - Noncounts
  • Comparison - Reference - Preference
  • Change - Duration

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete Analogies
  • Determine the Meaning of an Unknown Word in an Analogy
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Identify Verbal Irony
  • Interpret Verbal Irony
  • Recognize Puns
  • Categorize Figurative Language
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Choose Appropriate Synonyms
  • Choose Appropriate Antonyms
  • Use Words with Appropriate Connotations
  • Differentiate Among Related Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
Social Studies
  • Early Cultures in North America
  • Cultures of the Eastern Woodlands and the Great Plains
  • Cultures of the West and the North
  • Europe's Land and the Migration Period
  • Charlemagne and the Power of the Church
  • Viking Invasions and Feudalism
  • Farming Trade and Towns in the High Middle Ages
  • Medieval Culture
  • The Hundred Years' War
  • The Black Death
  • Changing Times in Europe
  • Renaissance Ideas Spread
  • Renaissance Culture
  • The Scientific Revolution
  • The Enlightenment
  • Growing Nationalism
  • The Age of Imperialism
  • The Industrial Revolution
  • Changing Economic Ideas
  • The Second Industrial Revolution
Natural Science
  • The Periodic Table of Elements
  • Metals
  • Nonmetals and Metalloids
  • Radioactive Elements
  • How Do Atoms Combine?
  • Ionic Bonds
  • Covalent Bonds
  • Metallic Bonds
  • Chemical Changes
  • The Process of a Chemical Reaction
  • Chemical Equations
  • Introduction to Organic Chemistry
  • Organic Compounds
  • What Is a Nuclear Reaction?
  • How Are Nuclear Reactions Useful?
  • What Is a Nuclear Reaction?
  • How Are Nuclear Reactions Useful?
  • Solutions

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math
  • Solve equations with fractions Part 2
  • Solve equations with fractions Part 3
  • Solve equations word problems
  • Find the x-intercept of a line on a graph
  • Find the y-intercept of a line on a graph
  • Solve a system of equations by graphing (part 2)
  • Solve a system of equations using substitution
  • Define functions
  • Identify domain and range
  • Determine if a relation is a function from a data table
  • Complete a table to represent function values in a word problem
  • Define transformations
  • Translate figures Part 1
  • Translate figures Part 2
  • Translate figures using coordinates Part 1
  • Illustrate congruency using transformations
  • Illustrate similarity through transformations
  • Recognize similarity and congruency through transformations
  • Understand geometric symbols Part 1
  • Determine similarity in rectangles
  • Determine if the trend of the variables is linear or nonlinear
  • Determine the association of two variables
  • Determine the association between two variables in a sorted table
  • Determine the association between two variables in an unsorted table
  • Find the outliers of the scatter plot
  • Cumulative exponent rule review
  • Find the square root
  • Determine magnitude of an irrational square
  • Find the cube root
  • Find small perfect squares of fractions
Grammar
  • Use Prefixes to Interpret New Words
  • Use Suffixes to Interpret New Words
  • Use Suffixes to Sort Words by Part of Speech
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 1
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 2
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 3
  • Make Connections Among Words that Share Affixes or Root Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine a Word's Part of Speech
  • Choose the Correct Meaning Using a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine the Pronunciation of an Unfamiliar Word
  • Use a Thesaurus
  • Identify a Gerund
  • Identify Gerund Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Gerunds
  • Identify Present Participles
  • Identify Past Participles
  • Identify Past and Present Participles
  • Identify Participle Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Participle Phrase
  • Identify Infinitives
  • Identify Infinitive Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Infinitives
  • Identify the Active and Passive Voices
  • Form the Passive Voice
  • Change the Passive Voice to the Active Voice
  • Maintain Active or Passive Voice in a Sentence
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Voice
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Mood

120 Lessons in Grade 12


CEFR

High School Book 3
  • Person, Number, Gender
  • Statements, Questions, Commands, Exclamations
  • Clauses and Phrases
  • Coordinate and Correlative Conjunctions
  • Compound / Complex Sentences
  • Conjunctive Adverbs
  • Adverb Clauses
  • Relative Pronouns and Determiners
  • Conditionals
  • Complex Tense Forms

60 Primary Live Class Lessons

Langauge Arts
  • Use Words with Appropriate Connotations
  • Differentiate Among Related Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Identify Types of Analogies
  • Complete Analogies
  • Determine the Meaning of an Unknown Word in an Analogy
  • Identify Words with Similar Denotations
  • Identify Words with Positive and Negative Connotations
  • Identify Verbal Irony
  • Interpret Verbal Irony
  • Recognize Puns
  • Categorize Figurative Language
  • Determine the Meaning of Similes and Metaphors in Context
  • Interpret Personification in Context
  • Interpret Common Idioms in Context
  • Interpret Common Adages and Proverbs in Context
  • Choose Appropriate Synonyms
  • Choose Appropriate Antonyms
Social Studies
  • Early Cultures in North America
  • Cultures of the Eastern Woodlands and the Great Plains
  • Cultures of the West and the North
  • Europe's Land and the Migration Period
  • Charlemagne and the Power of the Church
  • Viking Invasions and Feudalism
  • Farming Trade and Towns in the High Middle Ages
  • Medieval Culture
  • The Hundred Years' War
  • The Black Death
  • Changing Times in Europe
  • Renaissance Ideas Spread
  • Renaissance Culture
  • The Scientific Revolution
  • The Enlightenment
  • Growing Nationalism
  • The Age of Imperialism
  • The Industrial Revolution
  • Changing Economic Ideas
  • The Second Industrial Revolution
Natural Science
  • Acids and Bases
  • Science and Scientists
  • Scientific Investigations
  • Scientific Knowledge
  • Science and Society
  • Measurement
  • How Do Scientists Use Math?
  • Using Tables and Graphs in Science
  • Models and Simulations in Science
  • Technology
  • Engineering
  • Biomes
  • Aquatic Ecosystems
  • Biogeography
  • Biodiversity
  • Interactions Between Organisms
  • Energy Transfer in Ecosystems
  • Matter Cycles in Ecosystems

60 Primary Self Study Lessons

Math
  • Define slope
  • Identify positive and negative slope on a graph
  • Find the positive slope of a line on a graph Part 1
  • Find the positive slope of a line on a graph Part 2
  • Find the negative slope of a line on a graph Part 1
  • Determine if a relation is a function on a graph
  • Determine if a relation is a function from a collection of data points
  • Use a function rule to determine outputs from an input Part 1
  • Use a function rule to determine outputs from an input Part 2
  • Use a function rule to determine outputs from an input Part 3
  • Translate figures using coordinates Part 2
  • Translate figures using coordinates Part 3
  • Reflect figures over the y-axis
  • Reflect figures over the x-axis
  • Reflect figures over x- and y- axis using coordinates
  • Prove congruent triangles
  • Calculate angles using line and angle relationships
  • Use Pythagorean theorem to calculate the hypotenuse
  • Use Pythagorean theorem to calculate the missing leg
  • Apply the converse of Pythagorean Theorem
  • Use the data points in the graph to draw the line of best fit
  • Determine the association between variables using the line of best fit
  • Assess the model fit of the line of best fit
  • Determine the linear equation of the line of best fit when given 2 points
  • Interpret the y-intercept of the line of best fit
  • Convert large numbers from standard to scientific notation Part 1
  • Convert large numbers from standard to scientific notation Part 2
  • Convert large numbers from standard to scientific notation Part 3
  • Convert small numbers from standard to scientific notation Part 1
  • Convert small numbers from standard to scientific notation Part 2
Grammar
  • Identify a Gerund
  • Identify Gerund Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Gerunds
  • Identify Present Participles
  • Identify Past Participles
  • Identify Past and Present Participles
  • Identify Participle Phrases
  • Identify the Function of a Participle Phrase
  • Identify Infinitives
  • Identify Infinitive Phrases
  • Identify the Uses of Infinitives
  • Identify the Active and Passive Voices
  • Form the Passive Voice
  • Change the Passive Voice to the Active Voice
  • Maintain Active or Passive Voice in a Sentence
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Voice
  • Use Suffixes to Sort Words by Part of Speech
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 1
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 2
  • Use Greek and Latin Roots to Interpret New Words 3
  • Make Connections Among Words that Share Affixes or Root Words
  • Differentiate Between Dictionaries Glossaries and Thesauruses
  • Use Guide Words
  • Identify the Parts of a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine a Word's Part of Speech
  • Choose the Correct Meaning Using a Dictionary Entry
  • Use a Dictionary Entry to Determine the Pronunciation of an Unfamiliar Word
  • Use a Thesaurus
  • Form the Subjunctive Mood
  • Identify Inappropriate Shifts in Mood
  • Correct Inappropriate Shifts in Mood

CEFR Lessons


Early CEFR lessons begin with A1 topics that prepare students with key phrases combinations that are useful in basic conversations. They include topics like the human body, likes and dislikes, colors, numbers, recreation, school and items around the home.

Language Arts


 

Grammar


 

Math



Grade 1 English for math is a great introduction to the language of numbers in English.

These math lessons include an animated video to explain the math concept the students are learning. The students will then complete the questions for the lessons in English. Lessons include skip counting, identifying place values, using number lines, and sorting 3-digit numbers.

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Math


 

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Social Studies


 

Natural Science


 

Math


 

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Grammar


 

Natural Science


 

Social Studies


 

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Social Studies


 

Natural Science


 

Math


 

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Middle school students need to learn the same English skills that younger students require. There are three main differences though.

1. Older students can learn more skills faster.
2. Older students need more mature topics.
3, Older students need more mature curriculum style, layout and art.

Language Arts


 

Social Science


 

Natural Science


 

Math


Math problems are useful for language training because they are comprised of simple, repetitive questions designed to help student practice a targeted mathematical skill. Also, the vocabulary of math is important for students who wish to acquire academic level English skills.

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Language Arts


 

Social Studies


 

Science


 

CEFR


 

Language Arts


 

Social Science


 

Natural Science


 

Math


 

CEFR


At high school levels, student may need to learn CEFR skills on academic curriculum without a dedicated CEFR lesson set. This is often because they are on a short time schedule to acquire academic language skills, so more difficult lesson material and more student dedication is required for more rapid progress.

Language Arts


 

Social Science


 

Natural Science


 

Math


Math problems are useful for language training because they are comprised of simple, repetitive questions designed to help student practice a targeted mathematical skill. Also, the vocabulary of math is important for students who wish to acquire academic level English skills.

CEFR


 

Language Arts


 

Social Science


 

Natural Science


 

Math


 

Transition Year


 

GEC's Curriculum Strategy


GEC uses CEFR lessons to help establish basic language skills. GEC uses CEFR language standard to assess student language skills up to C2 level. GEC also uses academic lessons in English that are based on US academic standards from all 50 states.

Lesson Sequencing and Pacing


Each grade has default sequencing and pacing based on the assignment calendar. Teachers have the ability to edit the calendar, however, and GEC can customize the default scope and sequence for special programs, or for entire schools or districts for the full school year.

Lesson Assignment Variability


Live Class or Self Study Assignments

All live class lessons have self-study problems, and difficult self-study lessons can be addressed in a live class session as needed. These factors are considered in lesson selection and delivery.

Grade Level Variation

Older students usually have some input skills while younger students do not. Older students congnitively handle higher conceptual difficulty while younger students do not.

CURRICULUM DETAILS

Elementary

CEFR lessons help students learn functional conversation skills before moving to academic topics.

Grade 1 English for Language Arts includes alphabet and phonics lessons focusing on both academic and language skills at the same time.

Grade 1 English for grammar includes basic grammar skills lessons focusing on both academic and language skills at the same time.

Grade 1 English for Math includes basic numbers, arithmetic, geometry, and measurement lessons focusing on academic and language skills simultaneously.

CEFR at lower grades involves training for short interaction on common topics. For more information and some lesson samples, please refer to Grade 1 CEFR.


GEC Language Arts is based on US Common Core State Standards. For early grades, focus is on phonics and reading foundations. For lesson samples, please see Grade 1 above.


Grammar skills are essential for L2 students, even from an early age. Please see Grade1 for samples of GEC grammar lessons.


The language of numbers is very important for L2 students. To see samples of GEC math lessons, please explore inside the Grade 1 tab above.


CEDR topics for young students are about common things related to their bodies, possessions and their young lives. Please see the Grade 1 tab above for sample CEFR content.


At Grade 3 some students can begin working on more complex topics in Language Arts. Please see Grade 1 to explore some language arts content samples.


Grammar is a lesson type that is useful for for L2 students at all grade levels. The Grade 1 tab above has GEC sample grammar lessons material to explore.


At Grade 3, students can begin to handle more complex academic topics. Although Grade 3 lessons are more simple, please look in the Grade 7 tab for sample material from a GEC Science lesson.


Social science topics are great tools to encourage open conversation. Grade 3 Social Studies lessons are simple, but please look at the Grade 7 tab for an example of GEC Social Science content.


GEC is a language training company, but the language of numbers is an important part of attaining academic ability. Please look at the Grade 7 tab to finds math sample materail.


CEFR courses exist at every grade level in GEC. But the goal is to move quickly up to the academic lessons. To see CEFR samples, please click into the Grade 1 tab above.


Phonics and Grammar are Language Arts lessons, but GEC has language arts courses for more complex topics too. See an alternate language arts sample under the Grade 7 tab.


GEC Grammar lessons align with CEFR grammar standards, so they serve two purposes in the system. See some grammar lesson samples in the Grade 1 section.


GEC Social Science lessons get more difficult at higher grades, but since they are language levelled, they work across multiple different grades and ages. Check in the Grade 7 tab to see some Social Science curriculum.


Science lessons are good for language students because they learn descriptive and analytical language. You can find and example of a GEC Science lesson under the Grade 7 tab.


Communication of basic math concepts in English is a required skill. To see some GEC math lesson samples, please look in the Grade 7 tab.


Basic language skills can be picked up using topics defined in the CEFR assessment materials. To see some of these topics, explore the Grade 1 and Grade 7 tabs.


GEC is always adding more language arts content to all the grades. Please check inside the Grade 7 tab to see LA curriculum samples.


Grammar training is important at all ages and grades. Please look into the Grade 1 tab to see a grammar lesson example.


Grade 5 science is still relatively easy to study. GEC tries to get students their academic language skills early. See a Science lesson example in the Grade 4 tab.


Social Studies lessons are full of familiar, human interest topics that are great for language training. You can see a Social Science lesson sample in the Grade 7 and Grade 10 tabs.


GEC delivers math lessons even at the higher grades to ensure students can pick up the skills. See examples of math lesson inside tabs for Grade 7 and Grade 10.


Low proficiency students need CEFR at all grade and ages. See a sample of a CEFR lesson in Grade 1.


Language Arts includes lessons like using a dictionary and thesaurus. You can find Language Arts sample content in the Grade 7 tab.


GEC is always creating more Social Studies lesson. They are great for language training. See some samples under the Grade 7 and Grade 10 tabs.


Studying Natural Science lessons in English is good, especially if the L1 lessons were studied first. You can see some GEC Science lesson samples in Grades 7 and 10 tabs.


Grade six students should learn math language too. Please look for some math sample content in Grade 7 and Grade 10 tabs.


GEC maintains quality grammar lessons throughout all the grade material. Grammar lessons samples can be seen in the Grade 1 tab.


Middle School

GEC has hundreds of lessons on CEFR topics as primers for students whose language skills are too low for them to take on the harder academic lessons.

Grade 7 English for Language Arts includes lessons covering topics on figurative and descriptive language, vocabulary strategies and usage, formal and informal language, and reference materials. All lessons are leveled A1, A2, B1, and B2 to match the English ability of each student.

Grade 7 English for Social Studies is comprised of lessons covering topics in cultures and communities, geography, economics, history, and study skills. All lessons are leveled A1, A2, B1, and B2 to match the English ability of each student.

Grade 7 English for Natural Science includes lessons covering topics in human body systems, ecology and the environment, Earth’s surface and structure, and motion, forces, and energy. All lessons are leveled A1, A2, B1, and B2 to match the English ability of each student.

Grade 7 English for Math includes ratios, equations, geometry, and statistics lessons focusing on academic and language skills simultaneously.

CEFR lessons change from middle school onward. Please see the Grade 7 tab for sample content.


Middle school Language Arts topics are very useful for higher level language learning. You can find a sample in the Grade 7 and Grade 10 tabs.


The GEC Social Studies lessons continue to be important at higher grade levels. We have samples of Social Studies content in the tabs for Grades 7 and 10.


Science lessons are interesting and useful for learning English. You can find some examples in the Grades 7 and 10 tabs above.


Many 9th grade students can go directly to academic topics but CEFR lessons are still useful. See older grade CEFR lessons in tabs for Grades 7 and 10.


Language Arts at higher grades starts to focus more on literature and writing. You can check some LA samples in the tabs under Grade 7 and Grade 10.


Social Studies concepts become more complex at higher grades. See some content materials in Grade 7 and Grade 10 tabs above.


More complex science requires deeper vocabulary and better descriptive language skills. You can find some science samples in the Grade 7 and Grade 10 tabs above.


Higher math studies require better skills in the language of math. Look into the Grades 7 and 10 tabs to find math lesson samples.


High School

GEC has hundreds of lessons on CEFR topics as primers for students whose language skills are too low for them to take on the harder academic lessons.

Grade 10 English for Language Arts includes lessons covering topics on figurative and descriptive language, vocabulary strategies and usage, formal and informal language, and reference materials. All lessons are leveled A1, A2, B1, and B2 to match the English ability of each student.

Grade 10 English for Social Studies is comprised of lessons covering topics in cultures and communities, geography, economics, history, and study skills. All lessons are leveled A1, A2, B1, and B2 to match the English ability of each student.

Grade 10 English for Natural Science includes lessons covering topics in cells and heredity, space, chemistry, technology, and engineering. All lessons are leveled A1, A2, B1, and B2 to match the English ability of each student.

Grade 10 English for Math includes exponents, equations, geometry, and statistics lessons focusing on academic and language skills simultaneously.

Pure CEFR lessons are still useful for low proficiency students at the high school level. See Grade 10 for a CEFR lesson sample.


GEC curriculum from Middle School is useful in High School as well because GEC teachers language skills using academics. See Grade 10 for LA samples.


At 11th grade, we hope students will be on GEC High School Diploma program. Language support is still supplied when students are on US Social Science curriculum.


Our hope is that GEC students will be studying on US High School curriculum at this grade level. GEC provides language support for these L1 academic lessons.


Students may still need language training for math topics at the 11th Grade level. GEC has the help that students require.


12th Grade will often require more help from GEC in areas like University applications, completing all test requirements, visa issues for study abroad and other items. GEC can support these student needs as well as continuing to bolster the language skills.