Junior Analytical Grammar is designed to be taught in an 11-week grammar “season” in either 4th or 5th grade. Each unit builds on the one before, so students use what they’ve already learned to master the next concept. It covers the same material found in the first ten units of Analytical Grammar, but the exercises are shorter and the reading level is lower.

Jr. Analytical Grammar is also “interactive” as far as the parent is concerned. Rather than the student reading notes, the “notes” are really a series of questions and activities designed to help the child understand the grammatical concepts.

AFTER you complete Junior Analytical Grammar, you can move onto Junior Analytical Grammar: Mechanics.

Junior Analytical Grammar: Mechanics consists of 15 week-long units and is recommended for students who have completed either Junior Analytical Grammar or the equivalent.

Jr. Analytical Grammar: Mechanics: has been written in response to frequent requests from our customers for instruction in punctuation, capitalization, and usage designed for children younger than those who are in the third “season” of Analytical Grammar. Many punctuation rules are based on a knowledge of advanced grammar, such as is covered in the second “season” of Analytical Grammar; however, we have pulled together those punctuation, capitalization, and usage rules which students with a thorough understanding of basic grammar can comprehend.