Easy Grammar Systems

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Teachers and home educators often have questions about Easy Grammar Systems’ products. Find answers to some common and frequently asked questions about our products on this page.

Q.  At what grade level do I place students in Easy Grammar?
A.  Place students at grade level.  If strong basics are needed for older students, consider Easy Grammar Plus before the Ultimate Series. For more information, see our Placement Tests page.

Q.  What is the difference between Easy Grammar & Daily GRAMS?
A.  Easy Grammar texts teach concepts and are presented as units. Daily GRAMS are review texts and are designed in a daily-lesson format.

Q.  What level is Easy Grammar Plus?
A.  Most use it at seventh grade level. However, its strong basics also make it ideal for secondary and college levels.

Q.  Why are both an Easy Grammar & a Daily GRAMS recommended?
A.   Dr. Phillips found that her Easy Grammar approach helped students to understand English.  They scored extremely well on standardized tests as well as in class.  When Dr. Phillips wrote and added 10-minute Daily GRAMS lessons, she found learning to be greatly enhanced.  Students performed amazingly, especially in capitalization and punctuation.

Q.  How many Easy Grammar lessons should be completed each day?
A.  Dr. Phillips recommends 2 – 3 lessons; however, adjust that number to students’ needs, etc. She explains, “Our goal is mastery, not speed!”

Q.  Should one lesson per day be completed in Daily GRAMS texts?
A.  This program is designed in the format of one lesson per day.  Dr. Phillips suggests that your begin each language class with a Daily GRAMS lesson.  After your students complete each lesson, take time to discuss answers.  Then, close that text and move on to your grammar, reading, or writing lesson.

Q.  I’m using another text series.  May I use a Daily GRAMS text?
A.
  Yes, these daily reviews promote learning!

Q.  What are the strengths of the Easy Grammar series?
A.  Students use a “hands on” approach (deleting/marking). Unique strategies help students learn in an easy – yet thorough – way.  Using information previously learned to expand concepts promotes mastery learning and excellent results.

Q. Where can I purchase Easy Grammar materials for my classroom?
A.
Our product are available for purchase online at our website, https://www.easygrammar.com. They are also offered in numerous retail locations – view our list of retail store locations for details.

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