Literature 6 Grade books

The Gray Book

April 3, 2015 – 09:48 am

Teacher Book - $27.00*
ISBN: 978-1-880892-88-6
Student Activity Book - $22.00*
ISBN: 978-1-880892-47-3
*Publisher’s Suggested
Retail Price

Click here for a bibliography of literature used in The Gray Book.

36 weekly lessons divided into daily plans.

4 Book Studies (listed in the order they appear):

Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt

A Lantern in Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aldrich

Eric Liddell by Catherine Swift

by Brother Andrew

Integrated language arts lessons including: grammar, spelling, higher order thinking, and study skills.

Spelling lists each week from the most Commonly Misspelled Words.

Vocabulary Building exercises bring meaning to vocabulary in context making it useful in everyday language. Continued study of suffixes, prefixes, and root words prepares students for college testing.

PLUS, a five week Writing Unit!

Teacher friendly, with little or no preparation needed!

The provides an easy skill reference.

Reviews Activities follow most lessons providing additional skill practice.

help teachers to evaluate student's progress.

Primarily based on dictation, your student will learn all the components of language arts in one easy to use book.

Encouraging a love for classical literature, through dictation students learn punctuation, capitalization, parts of speech, grammar, creative writing, and more.

Each week ten words from the most Commonly Misspelled Word List are used for testing. The Vocabulary Building exercises bring meaning to vocabulary in context making it useful in everyday language. A five week is the perfect companion for the Gray Teacher Book! Everything in one book: student instruction, a place for writing, and a tool for easy record keeping. Allows for more independent work, a BONUS for teachers. The Gray SAB provides Enrichment Activities such as word puzzles, analogies, logic/reasoning activities and more found ONLY in the SAB. (Answers are found in The Teacher Book.) Please note: The Student Activity Book cannot be used independently.

Source: www.commonsensepress.com