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On Grammar during Morning Time | The Mason Jar
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In this episode of The Mason Jar, Cindy and David chat about including grammar-study in Morning Time. Topics include how Cindy learned to love grammar, why grammar is love-able, when to start with grammar with your kids, the nature of sentence diagramming, grammar resources to use, and much more.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Michael Clay Thompson's practice books
The Mother Tongue Books from Blue Sky Daisies
Sentence Sense from Cottage Press
Know and Tell by Karen Glass
Drawing Sentences by Eugen Moutoux
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