Level 6

This beautiful and academically strong course covers writing, literature, spelling, vocabulary, geography, art, and grammar, usage, and punctuation. With beautiful literature, magnificent art, and the connected learning, this mainly self-directed 267-page full-color course is academically thorough and has a strong emphasis on writing. Lessons take children step-by-step through the writing process with meaningful assignments which are connected to the literature and geography they are studying.

The 52-page Level 6 Answer Key accompanies the Course Book.

This 208-page Reader contains selections from When I was Young (an autobiography of Laura E. Richards) and the following full-length classic books: Saved at Sea by O.F. Walton and Queen Hildegarde by Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards.

For use with levels 5–7, children master grammar concepts and geography through daily review of these 124 double-sided, full-color cards.

The book Little Lord Fauntleroy by Frances Hodgson Burnett is integrated with the course lessons and is needed to complete the course.

The softcover book does not come with the physical course set, but it can be purchased on our website or other places.

Handwriting Level 6 is for children in sixth grade. Children will be learning more than just cursive handwriting as they copy inspiring adages, Bible verses, skillfully written poetry, states and capitals, grammar rules, and presidents of the United States in order of presidency (the first six).

The text size for cursive writing gets smaller as the course progresses. Children will begin with copying cursive text and then move on to writing original sentences in cursive and converting manuscript print to cursive. This will help children to memorize the formation of cursive letters. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.

• Wire Bound
• Black and White with One Color
• 8.5”x11″

PDF for self-printing.

Handwriting Level 6 is for children in sixth grade. The course focuses on cursive writing. If children have no experience with cursive writing, they should start with the Level 3 Handwriting course, which introduces cursive writing.

As children copy adages, Bible verses, skillfully written poetry, states and capitals, grammar rules, and presidents of the United States in order of presidency (the first six), children will be learning more than just cursive handwriting.

The text size for cursive writing gets smaller as the course progresses. Also, as the course progresses, instead of just copying cursive writing, children will write original sentences in cursive and convert manuscript print to cursive writing. This will help children to memorize the formation of cursive letters.

This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.