Middle School English Language Arts Lesson Plans
Time4Learning’s approach to teaching middle school language arts involves motivating 6th, 7th, and 8th graders with interactive lessons and multiple activity types. Middle school language arts focuses on phonics, fluency, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing processes and more. The goal for the program is to help students develop strategies for active reading and clear writing. The standards-based curriculum will prepare middle schoolers for the rigors of high school level English courses.
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English Language Arts Lesson Plans by Grade
6th grade language arts lesson plans: Time4Learning’s 6th grade language arts curriculum is broken up into two parts: 133 language arts lessons and 205 language arts extensions. At the end of this coursework, 6th grade students should be reading non-fiction texts with ease as well as analyzing them more deeply. They will use resource materials both for research and for writing assignments that can be backed up with evidence.
7th grade language arts lesson plans: Time4Learning’s 7th grade language arts curriculum is broken up into two parts: 122 language arts lessons and 74 language arts extensions. At the end of this coursework, 7th grade students should be examining texts more closely and analyzing the relationships within text and between multiple texts. They should also be gaining mastery of most grammar rules to create writing that is clear, concise, and well-structured.
8th grade language arts lesson plans: Time4Learning’s 8th grade language arts curriculum is broken up into two parts: 134 language arts lessons and 82 language arts extensions. At the end of this coursework, 8th graders should be mastering complex reading passages, understanding and using figurative language, providing an objective summary of text, and use the writing process to take compositions from prewriting and planning through revision.
Using Time4Learning’s Middle School Language Arts Curriculum
Our middle school math curriculum can be used as a main homeschool program or to supplement other curricula or school. Time4Learning’s adaptable program allows students to work across grade levels. For example, if your student is “at-level” in language arts but ahead in math, they could use the eighth-grade language arts curriculum and the suggested ninth-grade math curriculum.
If your middle schooler is struggling to prepare for high school math, Time4Learning’s curriculum can be used as a supplement to get back on track. You can use our math lesson plans to locate specific topics that your student needs to review. Additionally, our automated grading and recordkeeping system saves you time and helps you easily keep track of your child’s progress.
