English Course • Grammar Space • Kids 3
Teacher's Guide, Grammar Cards and Tests
Build and Grow | 2014 | English | DOC, PDF | 27.00 MB

Grammar Space Kids is a three-level grammar series designed for low beginner students. With Grammar Space Kids, students learn basic grammar rules that will help them build a strong foundation of English grammar. The series easy and fun approach to English grammar helps students expand their understanding of grammar rules and also further develop their speaking and writing skills. An array of interesting writing exercises encourage students to use the grammar rules they have learned in meaningful contexts while gaining confidence in their abilities to write accurate sentences. Focusing on basic English grammar rules, with Grammar Space Kids students take their first steps toward becoming proficient English users.

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