This Learning Language Arts Through Literature (LLATL) Green 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 Green Teacher's Guide, Grade 7. 314 non-reproducible pages, softcover, three-hole-punched.

Books Needed to Use This Curriculum: Star of Light by Patricia St. John / ISBN: 9780802465771

Adam and His Kin by Ruth Beechick / ISBN: 9780940319073

Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare / ISBN: 9780451526816

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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Review 1 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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4 out of 5

Date:January 8, 2013

Tanya

Location:Ruidoso, NM

Age:35-44

Gender:female

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4 out of 5

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4 out of 5

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4 out of 5

This is only my second year of homeschooling, so we had been searching for something we could stick with and this is it. Concise and easy to follow with great reading, although they could maybe be at a little higher reading level. We will be using the 8th grade book for next year along with the WordSmith.

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Review 2 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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1 out of 5

Date:September 1, 2010

Sheila Nelson

I really wanted to like this curriculum, especially considering the rave reviews and its literature foundation. However, my son complained on the first day of school that it was way too easy. The large print makes the book appear to be designed for much younger students. The recommended spelling lists are extremely short and too easy for a seventh grader. My son does not want to rewrite the literature passages from dictation, nor can I see the point in making him do so. Unfortunately, the dictation takes up a whole page for each lesson. To avoid the complaints, I instead have my son mark the parts of speech or diagram the sentences in the literature passage. I became disillusioned with the teacher book when I found two spelling errors in the introduction! The pages in the teacher book don't correspond to the pages in the student book, which makes it difficult for me to plan the day's lesson without looking in the student book for the correct page numbers. Most of the books needed for this curriculum are not what I would consider classic works of literature. One of the quoted books is out of print and difficult to find, and I recommend not trying to find it. Several of the books listed in the bibliography are about creationism, which seem out of place in a literature-based language arts book. The concept behind this curriculum is good, and has so much potential, but there needs to be more depth and content than I find in The Green Book. I am having to supplement this curriculum with other language arts books, and find other works of literature for my son to read. It has become a lot more work for me than I intended!

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Review 3 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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4 out of 5

Date:August 27, 2010

Janey Goude

Lessons are well marked out. They are a nice size for one day and a good variety. Some of the instructions are not the clearest, but maybe that is just us since it is our first year with them!Binding makes it difficult for kids to manage. This would be much better as a spiral bound. When you have the binding cut off to place in the 3 ring binder, the prepunched holes get cut, rendering them uselss. But, if I am going to get the binding cut off, then I would rather get a spiral bound than put in a binder - spiral bound is more sturdy, and less expensive than having to buy the binder.

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Review 4 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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5 out of 5

Date:August 28, 2009

Sheila Kelly

So far so good,,we are enjoying it. The lessons are easy to understand and they are "to the point." You don't feel so bogged down like you do with some other products.

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Review 5 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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5 out of 5

Date:January 26, 2009

Nancy V

Thorough and comprehensive. Enjoyable literature selections with many assessment and activity types to choose from. Clear explanation for the new home educator. A great series!

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Review 6 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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5 out of 5

Date:December 22, 2008

Angela

I started using this curriculum with my children 5 years ago. I have looked at other LA curricula and I always come back to this year after year. My daughter is using the Green book this year and we are really liking it! Learning Language Arts Through Literature is the best language program out there if you ask me...and believe me I've tried a few. I have two other daughters using LLATL also, and I thank God for such a thorough, complete, easy to use Language curriculum.

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Review 7 for Learning Language Arts Through Literature, Grade 7, Activity Green

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4 out of 5

Date:September 12, 2008

Jeanette Wayne

This is an excellent language arts curriculum. I have used this program for several years in our homeschool and my children and I have enjoyed it immensely. We especially enjoy the strong literature emphasis. I would highly recommend this!

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