Language Lessons for a Living Education 3 Set

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    Overview

    For Ages 7-9

    Third-grade level students love learning to communicate with Master Books’ beautiful, award-winning language arts homeschool curriculum: Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 3.

    This is a fun, full-color course with amazing reviews from teachers and students alike. Students continue to progress in their development of language arts skills through picture study, memorization, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary, observation, poems, psalms, letters, and practical application through creative writing.

    Level 3 moves the student toward mastery of reading and grammar as well as the mechanics of communication and writing. Lessons are scheduled for five days a week and can be accomplished in approximately 20 – 30 minutes.

    What’s Included

    1 x Language Lessons for a Living Education 3
    1 x 101 Favorite Stories from the Bible

    A Look Inside

    Book Trailer

    Language Lessons 3: Flip Through

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    Language Lessons 3: Overview

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    Classroom Aid

    Resources

    SKU PROMO0065-SET
    Manufacturer Master Books
    Title Language Lessons for a Living Education 3 Set
    Series Language Lessons for a Living Education
    Contributors Kristen Pratt
    Page Count 336
    Publisher New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC
    Weight (in lbs) 3.8

    Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 3 is designed to strengthen the reading and writing skills of third-grade level students. This beautiful language arts homeschool curriculum is designed as a full color workbook so you and your student can enjoy homeschooling on the go.

    Complete with helpful illustrations and guides, this book will teach your student paragraph structure, compound words, contractions, sentence combining, helping verbs, prepositions, and more!

    Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 3 develops reading and narration skills as well as writing mastery of multi-sentence paragraphs. Continuing with what the student has learned in Level 2, Level 3 will add to their communication and observation skills. They will review and refine lessons from Level 2 in addition to learning new skills.

    Within the course, students will:

    • Master state of being verbs, action verbs, and possessive nouns
    • Review sentences, singular and plural nouns, adjectives and adverbs
    • Identify abbreviations, proper use of punctuation marks, spelling, root words, compound words, and suffixes
    • Create their own dictionary with words learned through the course
    • Learn to create good paragraphs based on structure and comprehension
    • Develop skills in using the dictionary and a thesaurus for spelling and vocabulary-building
    • Explore the Scripture, parts of letter writing, copywork, and more!

    Scope and sequence, a daily course calendar, and additional learning resources including independent reading lists, spelling words, practice sheets and more are included to help your student master basic concepts. Reviews are also incorporated throughout the course to help them understand and apply what they learn.

    Language Lessons for a Living Education is uniquely effective in teaching communication skills and the Gospel. In Level 3 of this award-winning series, each quarter has Bible-based picture studies, Scripture copy work and memorization, as well as a psalm study.

    A helpful and detailed daily schedule:

    • DAY 1: Focus on a short story, poem, picture study, select Bible verses
    • DAY 2 & 3: Writing topics such as grammar and punctuation
    • DAY 4: Reading from 101 Favorite Stories of the Bible, Scripture copywork and memorization
    • DAY 5: Creating your own dictionary with a focus on spelling and vocabulary

    Included Required Course Materials: 101 Favorite Stories of the Bible

    Table of Contents

    • Using this Course
    • Daily Schedule
    • 1. Story, Alphabet Review, Sentence Review, Reading, Short A, E Words
    • 2. Picture Study, Noun Review, Calendar, Reading, Short I, O, U Words
    • 3. Story, Proper Nouns, Pronouns, Calendar, Reading, Long A Words
    • 4. Poem, Plural Nouns, Calendar, Reading, Long E Words
    • 5. Story, Plural Nouns, Sentence Types, Reading, Long I Words
    • 6. Picture Study, Plural Nouns, Commas, Reading, Long O Words
    • 7. Story, Plural Nouns, Abbreviations, Reading, Long U Words
    • 8. Psalm, Possessive Nouns, Sentences, Reading, Sight Words
    • 9. Reading, 1st Quarter Review, Reading, 1st Quarter Spelling Review
    • 10. Story, Action Verbs, Sentence Combining, Reading, -ed, -ing Words
    • 11. Picture Study, State of Being Verbs, Compound Words, Reading, /oy/, /oi/ Words
    • 12. Story, Adjectives, Contractions, Reading, /ar/, /or/, /er/, /ir/, /ur/ Words
    • 13. Poem, Adverbs, Quotation Marks, Reading, Plural -s, -es Words
    • 14. Story, Prepositions, Titles, Reading, Plural f to v, y to i Words
    • 15. Picture Study, Homophones, Dictionary Guide Words, Reading, Irregular Plural Words
    • 16. Story, Homophones, Sentences Review, Reading, Compound Words
    • 17. Psalm, Articles, Writing a Paragraph, Reading, Contractions
    • 18. Story, 2nd Quarter Review, Reading, 2nd Quarter Spelling Review
    • 19. Story, Verbs, Combining Sentences, Reading, -air, -are, -oar, -ore, -ure Words
    • 20. Picture Study, Helping Verbs, Synonyms, Antonyms, Thesaurus, Reading, pl, pr, sh, th Words
    • 21. Story, Verb Usage, Homonyms, Homophones, Reading, ck, ct, ft, ld, mp, nd Words
    • 22. Poem, Verb Usage, Prefix un-, re-, Reading, Homophones
    • 23. Story, Word Usage, Prefix in-, im-, dis-, pre-, tele-, Reading, Homonyms
    • 24. Picture Study, Word Usage, Suffix -ed, -ing, Root Words, Reading, Prefix dis-, im-, in-, re-, un- Words
    • 25. Story, Word Usage, Simile, Reading, Suffix -est, -ied, -less, -ly, -y Words
    • 26. Psalm, Comparison, Writing a Paragraph, Reading, Roots bio, graph, phon, scope Words
    • 27. Story, 3rd Quarter Review, Reading, 3rd Quarter Spelling Review
    • 28. Story, Noun Review, Sentence Review, Reading, -ng, -nk, -nt, -pt, -sk, -st Words
    • 29. Picture Study, Plural Nouns Review, Sentence Review, Reading, -ch, -tch Words
    • 30. Story, Preposition Review, Quotation Marks, Reading, spr, shr, str, squ, scr, spl, thr Words
    • 31. Poem, Review, Reading, f, gh, ph Words
    • 32. Story, Verb Review, Similes, Reading, Soft and Hard g Words
    • 33. Picture Study, Word Usage Review, Reading, Silent Letter Words
    • 34. Story, Adjectives/Adverbs Review, Paragraph Review, Reading, Double Consonant Words
    • 35. Psalm, Word Usage Review, 4th Quarter Review, Reading, Ordinal Number Words
    • 36. Story, 4th Quarter Review, Thank You Letter, Reading, 4th Quarter Spelling Review
    • Teacher Aids
    Great!
    Review by Ana
    We've enjoyed all the Language Lessons for a Living Education Series, and this was not any different. My children have grown up with language lessons, and I've seen good growth.
    Great L.A.
    Review by Reed Academy
    My son does not enjoy L.A.; it just isn't his favorite. However, as he progressed through this year, he has felt more confident in his reading and writing abilities. This curriculum helped him not feel overwhelmed, but it also pushed him to realize he was capable. I love the layout and design of the book. He has grown a lot this year!
    A gentle, Biblically-based starting point
    Review by Laura D.
    Let me start with what we LOVE about MB: Christ-centered, gentle, approachable, perforated lesson pages (really helpful with ADHD kids who don't need to be sitting with their whole textbook!), done-for-you lesson plans (in earlier levels there really isn't even much lesson planning; a lot is open-and-go), and literature-blended! No curriculum can do it all, yet (here is what I didn't love), I felt when we started LLFLE 3 that MB was trying really hard to do just that with this Language program, at least with Grade 3. For example, the beginning of G3 has the student reviewing very basic things, including the alphabet. This befuddled me; if you don't know your alphabet by grade three, you should probably not be starting G3! We used a different phonics program in grades 1 + 2 before we found MB, so there were some approaches to spelling and phonics in general that we found confusing (that might not be an issue for you if you started off with MB!) One of those was encouraging learning/remembering spelling by picturing letter height (I think this is a right-brain method but despite my son being a "creative" he found the boxes visually distracting). We ended up not finishing G3 but it gave us a good starting point to know where we needed to go next, and we came back to LLFLE for G6, because its digestible approach is helping ease the transition into middle school. Again, this is what I love about MB. The books (at least in elementary) are very approachable, which is a real blessing when there is overwhelm or struggle with a topic!
    Like it but not complete
    Review by A. R.
    I really like what it covers, it mixes it up with writing and analyzing art to doing crosswords and word searches. However, you definitely need to add at least a spelling program. Which it's not suppose to be all inclusive but I was hoping it would have a bit more. Lessons are small so you can expand on each lesson and/or add in another program to further their language arts
    Fun early education
    Review by Samantha
    My son loves it and I love using it to teach him!
    Love
    Review by Amy
    Such a great curriculum.
    Love it!
    Review by Kendra C
    Our son really enjoyed this curriculum. We transitioned to LLFALE from another curriculum that seemd to have much busy work when left him feeling anxious, even when mama told him he didn't have to do it all. LLFALE to the rescue! The bite sized, developmentally appropriate lessons leave him feeling confident in himself and his abilities, and mama confident in his education.
    Great language arts lessons for struggling speller
    Review by Rachel
    My daughter loves doing her language art lessons even though she struggles with spelling. It is easy to use and short lessons mean she doesn’t get too tired and she likes the repetition of the concepts and the art pictures. The reading comprehension is good and we like the memory verses and the spellings by sounds. She struggles with spellings so this curriculum has been perfect for her ability as it is steady paced and gentle but covers everything to ensure she is making progress.
    Great curriculum
    Review by Sherrah
    We enjoyed this! My daughter really liked the format and enjoyed doing the lessons.
    Much less stressful than what I was using before
    Review by LaTyersha
    So grateful for this lesson plan. It's all in one, my daughter really enjoyed it compared to our previous products from a different homeschool company. I enjoy the fact that it implements a lot of drawing. word searches and creativity in general. My daughter is very creative so it suits her well! plan on moving forward with this for my younger 3 children.

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