Practice in reading, speaking, and writing is essential for
today’s students, but have we forgotten to include the rules of grammar and
word use in Grades 1-5? Often, when I review Reading and Language Arts programs
for software awards, I find great practice in reading and writing, but almost
never in grammar. Students who come from
families who speak correct English, start steps ahead of others, but all
students seem to profit from elementary school lessons targeting parts of
speech and sentence structure. If you
are looking for digital material emphasizing grammar for young students, you
might want to try searching for links at 19pencils.com and
learni.st.com. Funbrain
includes Grammar Gorillas
games for beginners (nouns and verbs) and advanced students of grammar (all
parts of speech). The Texas Computer Education Association provides an iPad
list of grammar and vocabulary apps for all grade levels. A few other
places you may want to look for grammar lessons for your students are Thinkonline,
Softschools, Appfinder,
Funeducationalapps,
and LearnEnglish
Grammar.
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