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This is a perfect book to teach the fundamentals of parts of speech and also to use as a reference guide throughout your academic years.
"The Eight Parts of Speech" is an interactive workbook with external links to videos and online exercises, and it is best suited to students in fourth grade and higher. The workbook adapt easily to different learning styles. For students who learn visually and through listening, the videos will introduce and reinforce important concepts covered in chapter text. For those who learn best through reading and writing, chapter text and online exercises will teach them what they need to know. You'll also find an answer key for the exercises in the back of the workbook.
This workbook supplements homeschool programs and can also be used for students in traditional educational settings that require extra instruction through virtual learning. "The Eight Parts of Speech" supports published language arts curriculum.
This eBook is written by Lori Harvill Moore, an author and avid proponent of literacy and advancing competence in reading comprehension, skillful writing, and critical thinking through language arts instruction.
The first chapter, "Nouns," like the other six chapters, defines the term, gives examples of various types, and allows the reader to complete multiple exercises in the book or online through an external link. There are plenty of opportunities for the student to practice writing sentences in the covered area. Lori Harvill Moore has also provided an answer key at the back of the book. So, when in doubt, look at her guide!
Each chapter title represents a term children will become familiar with in elementary school: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions and interjections (the last set combined into one chapter). While the chapter titles are vague, each section's contents are very detailed. Tables and examples help take the guesswork out of (what might call) a difficult language. My only issue with the tables was their readability. In the digital format (EPUB), some text was hard to read: for example, the chart under "Prepositions About Locations."
The Eight Parts of Speech by Lori Harvill Moore is a perfect book to teach the fundamentals of parts of speech and also to use as a reference guide throughout your academic years. If you're a visual person, again, I want to remind you this book has several links that will redirect you to tutorials. These links would benefit a single learner or be utilized in a classroom.
The Eight Parts of Speech by Lori Harvill Moore is a perfect interactive workbook for fourth graders and up who are learning new concepts or need a refreshing course on parts of speech. All the exercises would be great practice questions to reinforce a lesson or to use in test prep.
Whether you attend public school or homeschool, I recommend you share The Eight Parts of Speech by Lori Harvill with your student(s).
Review submitted on 10/31/22
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"The Eight Parts of Speech" is an interactive workbook with external links to videos and online exercises, and it is best suited to students in fourth grade and higher. The workbook adapt easily to different learning styles. For students who learn visually and through listening, the videos will introduce and reinforce important concepts covered in chapter text. For those who learn best through reading and writing, chapter text and online exercises will teach them what they need to know. You'll also find an answer key for the exercises in the back of the workbook.
This workbook supplements homeschool programs and can also be used for students in traditional educational settings that require extra instruction through virtual learning. "The Eight Parts of Speech" supports published language arts curriculum.
This eBook is written by Lori Harvill Moore, an author and avid proponent of literacy and advancing competence in reading comprehension, skillful writing, and critical thinking through language arts instruction.
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