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Advanced Language Arts

Experiencing literature, literary analysis, grammar, and writing ​

2-yr rotating curriculum, suitable for enrollment multiple years

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Class size:

minimum 8, maximum 16

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Additional fees:

$10

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Class time: (Meets once/week)

(Tues-1) 8:45-10:05, (Tues-2) 10:10-11:30

(Tues-4) 1:30-2:50, (Wed-1) 8:45-10:05,

(Wed-2) 10:10-11:30, (Wed-4) 1:30-2:50

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Pre-requisites for class:

*See below

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Graduation requirement:

N/A

  • Course Description

The focus of this course will be the advanced understanding of grammar concepts, experiencing great writing through great literature, and the basics of literary analysis such as character development, setting, theme, and symbolism. 

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In addition, writing will be taught using the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) methodology and a Greek or Latin root word will be taught each week to increase vocabulary and comprehension. 

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PRE-REQUISITES: Students must have an understanding of the parts of speech and noun functions (subject, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, object of the preposition, appositives, and noun of direct address). If you are unsure if this class or the Intermediate Language Arts will be a better fit for your student, please contact the instructor. 

 

2-YEAR ROTATION:  This class is designed to be a comprehensive language arts program for your student’s current level. It will expand their skills to the next level. This 7-8th grade course rotation will prepare them for High School English classes.  In each grade their Language Arts class reviews and builds their knowledge, understanding, and usage of grammar, literature, and writing. The curriculum rotates to ensure that your student will not repeat textbooks or novels when taking the class again for the next grade level.  Each year is a new year with new books.  

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  • Classwork / Homework
     

Class periods will consist of grammar lessons, including learning and drilling new concepts, reviewing the literature, learning a root word, and understanding writing through the IEW program.


Homework will include grammar practice, writing assignments, literature reading, and answering questions over reading passages.  Students will be responsible for homework each week, as well as one project per novel. 

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Homework time commitment will be approximately one to three hours per week.

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Contact the instructor if you have additional questions.
  • Required Books & Materials
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Fix It! Grammar 

Level 4, Mowgli and Shere Khan

 

www.iew.com

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The False Prince

by Jennifer Nielsen

ISBN: 9780545284141

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The Giver

by Lois Lowry

ISBN: 9780544336261

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Hatchet

by Gary Paulsen

ISBN: 1416936475

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A Long Walk to Water

by Linda Sue Park

ISBN: 9780547577319

  • Notebook paper

  • Pens (blue or black only), pencil

  • Scannable app (or another scanning app of your choice)

  • Internet access

  • Printer for homework

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Robin Storch | Co-Founder & Executive Director  
Kim Heinecke | Co-Founder & Director of Operations

Julie Smith | Social Media & Volunteer Director

Laura Kaye Noland | Administrative Assistant

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*If you have questions about our program please contact us at:

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TCCAdmin@ClassroomCollectiveOK.com

 

PO Box 20482, Oklahoma City, OK 73156

405-771-6363

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Classes are held at First Baptist Church

1300 E 33rd, Edmond

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