English Lessons Through Literature Level D

Lesson s

• 1 Intro to Thesaurus
• 2 Parts of Speech: Nouns
• 3 Literary Analysis
• 4 Parts of Speech: Verbs
• 5 How to Write a Condensed Narrative
• 6 Condensed Narrative: How We Got the Name "Spider Tales"
• 7 Parts of Speech: Pronouns
• 8 The Sentence
• 9 Descriptive Writing
• 10 The Four Types of Sentences, Part 1
• 11 Parts of Speech: Adjectives; Articles
• 12 Condensed Narrative: Anansi and Nothing
• 13 The Four Types of Sentences, Part 2
• 14 Linking Verbs; Predicate Nominatives
• 15 Literary Analysis
• 16 Adjectives That Tell Which One and Whose
• 17 Predicate Adjectives
• 18 Condensed Narrative: Why We See Ants Carrying Bundles
• 19 Helping Verbs
• 20 Plurals With -f and -fe
• 21 Descriptive Writing
• 22 Direct Objects
• 23 Plurals With -o
• 24 Amplified Narrative: The Fox and the Grapes
• 25 Nouns as Adjectives
• 26 Diagramming Interrogative Sentences
• 27 Literary Analysis
• 28 Compound Subjects and Predicates
• 29 Quotations
• 30 Amplified Narrative: The Bundle of Sticks
• 31 Diagramming Imperative Sentences
• 32 Parts of Speech: Adverbs
• 33 Descriptive Writing
• 34 Adverbs That Tell How and When
• 35 Adverbs That Tell Where and How Often
• 36 Amplified Narrative: The Leap at Rhodes
• 37 Adverbs That Tell to What Extent
• 38 Writing an Outline
• 39 Literary Analysis
• 40 The Paragraph
• 41 Point of View
• 42 Point of View Narration: The Humble Bee's Nest
• 43 Phrases and Clauses
• 44 Part of Speech: Conjunctions
• 45 Descriptive Writing
• 46 Parts of Speech: Interjections, Nouns of Direct Address
• 47 Appositives
• 48 Point of View Narration: A Frog's Life
• 49 Commas in a Series
• 50 Writing an Outline
• 51 Literary Analysis
• 52 Homonyms
• 53 Parts of Speech: Prepositions
• 54 Point of View Narration: The Greedy Stranger
• 55 Object of the Preposition
• 56 Diagramming Prepositions
• 57 Descriptive Writing
• 58 Prepositions and Adverbs
• 59 Slant Narratives
• 60 Slant Narratives: The Ants and the Grasshopper
• 61 Nouns and Pronouns Cases
• 62 Pronoun Cases: Correct Usage
• 63 Literary Analysis
• 64 Interrogative Adverbs
• 65 The Principle Parts of the Verb
• 66 Slant Narratives: The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
• 67 The Infinitive; Verb Properties, Person
• 68 Verb Properties, Number
• 69 Descriptive Writing
• 70 Verb Properties, Tense
• 71 Properties of Nouns and Pronouns
• 72 Slant Narratives: The Hare and the Tortoise
• 73 Collective Nouns
• 74 Subject-Verb Agreement
• 75 Literary Analysis
• 76 Comparatives
• 77 Superlatives
• 78 Scientific Narration: Snow
• 79 Irregular Verbs
• 80 Tenses: Negatives and Questions
• 81 Descriptive Writing
• 82 To Be
• 83 To Do and To Go
• 84 Scientific Narration: Silk
• 85 To See and To Come
• 86 To Have
• 87 Literary Analysis
• 88 Other Irregular Verbs
• 89 Subordinate Conjunctions
• 90 Scientific Narrations: Sound
• 91 Compound Sentences
• 92 Review: Phrases and Clauses
• 93 Descriptive Writing
• 94 Complex Sentences
• 95 Indirect Objects
• 96 Historical Narration: Hieroglyphics
• 97 Review: Compound and Complex Sentences
• 98 Commas After Introductory Elements
• 99 Literary Analysis
• 100 Relative Pronouns
• 101 Rhythm in Poetry
• 102 Historical Narration: The Nile Valley
• 103 Rhyme in Poetry
• 104 Sit and Set
• 105 Descriptive Writing
• 106 Lie and Lay
• 107 Well and Good
• 108 Historical Narration: The Greek Life