4th grade English

Our The Natural Progression of Language Arts video may be helpful to you in deciding what to do with your 4th grade student.

Your child could read the Ruth Heller Explore series

It depends on your child; two ideas:

Growing with Grammar, from the beginning, if you have a child which responds well to their style (mine have very well)

Writing Tales Level 1 (it already has copywork):

• http://writing-tales.com/

Junior Analytical Grammar

Start Latin

For a completely “living” book style of teaching, use Grammarland as an introduction to the basics (mine enjoyed it):

• Yesterday’s Classics version  http://www.amazon.com/Grammar-Land-Yesterdays-Classics-M-Nesbitt-ebook/dp/B004EYUGZM

•  For free online:

http://www.letticebell.com/GrammarLand.pdf

• with worksheets:

http://dontneednoeducation.blogspot.com/2010/01/grammar-land-worksheets.html

or at: https://godsgem4life.wordpress.com/downloads/language-arts/grammar-land/

• Maybe answers to worksheets?:

https://allinonehomeschool.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/homeschool-grammar-land-answer-sheet.pdf

Simply Grammar

Intermediate Language Lessons (is more comprehensive than just grammar) Has guides to go with them, some with consumable textbks,  from a variety of sources (Lost Classics;  http://www.intermediatelanguagelessons.com/; Living Books Press ; My Father’s World )

Another comprehensive one: English Lessons through Literature 

<li style=”text-align: left;”>http://cathyduffyreviews.com/grammar-composition/english-lessons-through-literature.htm

HTH