Analytical Grammar is a middle and high school level curriculum that teaches grammar conceptually and sequentially. Analytical Grammar goes beyond memorization, equipping students to fully understand and apply the mechanics of usage, punctuation, and structure.
What Makes Analytical Grammar Unique?
- Analytical Grammar is a complete grammar program that starts at “ground zero”, assuming the student knows no grammar.
- Like Math-U-See and Spelling You See, this program is designed to teach sequentially. Concepts are taught in a logical order, building on concepts, for a complete understanding of grammar.
- Easy to use, step-by-step approach makes it easy for both students and teacher. Programs include both exercises for students to practice as well as answer keys and useful notes for instructors.
- You don’t have to teach grammar all year long. Grammar is taught when students are ready, which allows them to master concepts and commit to memory without years of study.
Determine the right fit for your student
Analytical Grammar offers programs for middle school through high school students. We’ve compiled a few short questions to help you find a custom solution that fits your child’s needs.
About the Authors - Robin Finley and Erin Karl
Author Robin Finley was a language arts teacher for 34 years. In 1981 after the language arts department at the school she was teaching at refused to purchase additional grammar books, she began developing her own program. She spent 12 years of tweaking, testing, and making improvements to what is now known as Analytical Grammar. Robin continued to expand her offerings to include Junior Analytical Grammar, High School Reinforcement books, and a program for teaching the research paper and 5-paragraph essay.
Erin Karl, daughter of Robin Finley, followed in her mother’s footsteps. After entering the Air Force Reserves she gained her teaching credential and began teaching middle school language arts. Erin ran the Analytical Grammar company for several years before returning to full-time service with the US Air Force.