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Customer Reviews for Common Sense Press Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
Common Sense Press Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
This Learning Language Arts Through Literature (LLATL) Purple Activity book contains independent work activities, enrichment exercises, additional readings, word puzzles, analogies, logic activities and other activities. This book must be used with, and all answers are found within, the sold-separately LLATL Grade 5 Teacher's Guide, Purple. 312 non-reproducible pages, three-hole-punched, softcover.The Trumpet of the Swan by Fred Marcellino / IBSN: 9780064408677 Meet Addy by Connie Porter / ISBN: 9781562470753 Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink / ISBN: 9780689815218
Books Needed to Use This Curriculum: Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder / ISBN: 9780064400039
Note:For a printable list of what books are needed for this curriculum, please see the "More Information" (PDF) link above.
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Customer Reviews for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
Review 1 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Great product for Homeschooling
Date:October 13, 2012
Zack
Age:45-54
Gender:female
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I have used the orange book and now the purple book for homeschooling my 5-6th grader. I love the way it teaches parts of speech and encourages writing. It also encourages reading of different genre that my son wouldn't usually read.
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Review 2 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Date:August 24, 2012
CALaurie
Location:CA
Gender:female
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I've used LLATL books before and I like the way they are laid out and progress sensibly. This is a great deal for elementary Language Arts.
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Review 3 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Love it!
Date:November 30, 2011
Misty
Location:Calyton, NC
Age:25-34
Gender:female
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My son and I tried an online program this year and we both hated it! I thought it would make things easier and more interactive for him, but that was not the case. We both love LLATL. My daughter is in the red book and she loves it as well. It is so easy to use and the activities are fun and teach everything they need to know. My only complaint is you have to have the student book cut off the binding because it is hard to write in otherwise. The teacher book could also be spiral bound to make things easier but as far as content, it is the best I've tried.
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Review 4 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Incorporates learning tools in a meaningful way
Date:September 15, 2011
Think
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I am grateful for the way this book brings spelling, grammar, reading, and writing together in a meaningful way.
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Review 5 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Date:July 13, 2010
I've been a fan of the LLATL curriculum for a while and love how it is set up to where my child can not only learn basic language arts concepts but also encourages reading from it. It's a great program.
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Review 6 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Date:October 3, 2009
Angela
I really appreciate LLATL. I have used it now for 5 years and I can tell you, it works! The Purple book is one of my favorite years. My kids like the books they are reading, and I like the "no planning needed" part of it. Two thumbs way up!
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Review 7 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature Student Activity Book: The Purple Book (Grade 5)
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Date:September 5, 2007
Betty Fletcher
I love the bringing in of classic literature.The very nature of this type of study enable the child to grow in his/her reading comprehension. The spelling lessons stem right out of what the individual student needs to learn by using classic style of writing a portion of dictation and using the misspelled words as the spelling words for the week. If there are no misspelled words there is no need in wasting precious time just teaching what is already known, which children find boring and redundant. Refreshing to both student and teacher for student paced study. Easy to process - simple to instruct.
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