Grammar Skills Evan-Moor Daily Language Review Grade 3 EMC581

I used to make my own short, daily quizzes but find Evan Moor's way more convenient and just what I am looking for as far as the time required for students to complete, the level(s) that are offered, and the curriculum/material covered. I use these in my ESL classes.

I'm using this book with the student workbook for my two home schooled boys. We are having a lot of fun. They complete the activity and then trade books to check the answers. It's fun to watch them process the problems a second time when they notice their answers don't match. It's amazing how many mistakes they miss when editing the sentences. But I am confident this process will train them to pay closer attention and make fewer mistakes in their writing.

I am a tutor of elementary age students, and have always used and loved the, "Daily Language Review" books! Not having them at home was a disadvantage to my program. I went to Evan-Moor's website and found I could order them as an Ebook! I ordered what I needed with ease, and in seconds it was downloaded onto my computer for my use forever!! :) I will definitely look into other books this way from Evan-Moor.

Students in my district did not get any grammar/language curriculum which was limiting writing. This was hurting their formal by not being able to construct complete sentences. By reviewing the basics, proof reading, going over literary terms, etc. I saw an improvement in student writing! This was time effective and students loved to "lead" the warm-up each day!

I use this everyday in my classroom. I have students partner up to discuss each item and then draw names and have one student come up to the smart board (I have the %delete version)to write in the editor's marks and/or answers. We discuss each item as we go. My students copy the answers on their own copy and at the end of the week turn them in and quiz over similar items. My students really enjoy this practice and like that it includes multiple skills for each day.