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in Age· Charlotte Mason· Elementary· Grammar· High School· Junior High Language Arts· Language Arts· Middle School· Online

Daily Grammar

Grammar is a subject near and dear to my heart. I know not everyone can (or will) admit to that, but there it is. Throughout my children’s elementary years, we explored several different grammar curricula, and all have had their good points. This year, however, I came across a FREE curriculum that is thorough and easy to use and free. (Did I mention that already? Sorry. I really like the word free.) That free curriculum is Daily Grammar.

Daily Grammar is a FREE curriculum that is thorough and easy to use and a comprehensive complete curriculum for older elementary and middle grade students.Daily Grammar Free Curriculum

Daily Grammar provides 440 lessons, which cover:

  • the eight parts of speech
  • the parts of a sentence
  • grammar mechanics

Lessons are grouped by topic and include one quiz per topic. Nouns, for example, comprise five lessons and a quiz. Each lesson also contains an answer key, which is helpful if, say, predicate nominatives aren’t your thing.

Daily Grammar offers other useful features:

  • an archive page, which makes it easy to find the lessons you need
  • a glossary of grammar terms, in case you need to brush up on your grammar definitions
  • eBooks, FlipBooks, and Workbooks available for purchase, should you prefer to use these
  • the Daily Grammar Blog
  • a Facebook discussion group for questions, comments, and general grammar gab

One of the best features of Daily Grammar is its short lessons. Each lesson takes only a few minutes to complete.

At the beginning of each week, I print out the lessons we’ll cover that week. To keep our focus, I opt to stick with one topic per week. I’ve found that the easiest way to print the lessons is to copy and paste the text into a word processing document. I print the lessons and answer keys for myself and the lessons alone for my children.

Daily Grammar is a FREE curriculum that is thorough and easy to use and a comprehensive complete curriculum for older elementary and middle grade students.

Daily Grammar is comprehensive enough to stand alone as a complete curriculum for older elementary and middle grade students. Since each short lesson has only around five practice exercises, some children might need more reinforcement.  Daily Grammar would also serve well as a refresher course or a supplement to other grammar curricula.

And the price is right, too.

Ellen stays busy home educating two middle-grade daughters, chasing two corgis, managing the family’s busy household, reading as much as she can, and writing about life at Bluestocking Belle.

~originally published 2012

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A homeschooling mother, Ellen lives in the Deep South with a transplanted Yankee husband, two middle grade daughters, and two adorable corgis, Jasper and Georgette. She espouses a literary-based education with a Charlotte Mason emphasis. She squeezes in time to write between teaching, managing the household, ferrying the girls to their activities, and volunteering with said activities. Iced coffee and prayer keep her going. You can read about her life at http://bluestockingbelle.blogspot.com.


Filed Under: Age, Charlotte Mason, Elementary, Grammar, High School, Junior High Language Arts, Language Arts, Middle School, Online Tagged With: Charlotte Mason, curriculum review, Elementary, English, Grammar, High School, Language Arts, Middle Grades, written by Ellen

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  1. VICKI says

    March 12, 2012 at 2:01 pm

    Thanks for this site, it’s just what I was looking for!

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  2. Melanie says

    August 29, 2016 at 11:31 am

    Thank you for sharing this, Ellen!

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  3. Michele says

    August 9, 2017 at 3:51 am

    I thought this was free. I’m not sure how to access this. thanks for your help. Looks like a fab program.

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    • Tricia says

      August 10, 2017 at 5:39 pm

      Hi Michele, You can click any of the links, above, that lead to Daily Grammar or here: http://www.dailygrammar.com/

      Reply
  4. Tammy says

    July 23, 2018 at 2:34 pm

    Hi! I realize that you posted this almost a year ago, but I am wondering how you feel about it now after using it (I presume) for the entire schoolyear? I am looking into it as I type this, but there are not a lot of reviews out there. Would it be a good choice for a near 12 year old boy with minimal formal grammar instruction? Or do I need something more explanatory of each concept? Grammar and boys don’t always get along well… 🙂 Thanks!

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  5. Shelley says

    August 20, 2018 at 4:16 pm

    May I see a preview/sample of your curriculum. I am especially interested in 7-8 grade. Thank you.

    Reply

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