Their ever popular Language Lessons series follows below.  You can check the placement guide here.

Book A

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Book B

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Book C

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Book D

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by Luke & Sandi Queen

For three years now, my dream was to write a cursive writing program based on picture study of classic works of art, using copywork as its base. This year, my dream came true, as four of our children helped me finalize the plans and get the nitty-gritties all worked out. We are happy to at last make available the program I have been talking about to homeschoolers at conventions for the past three years – FINALLY ready for your use!!! Our Pictures in Cursive series contains four volumes, each based around fine works of art. You may take a peek inside these books on our web site! They are incremental in nature; each book getting a bit more challenging than the last, with slightly smaller writing spaces. Consumable, each book contains 12 weeks’ worth of cursive practice, assuming you are doing cursive each day.

by Sandi Queen  $25.35 This product is now available from Chariot Press.

This 18 week vocabulary program for grades 4 and up uses full-color picture study to introduce five new words each week. Simple to follow, and taking just minutes per day, your child will easily remember the week’s words through the recalling of the photograph chosen to represent those words. Non-consumable, spiral bound.
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by Sandi Queen

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This book is the transition point for a child who is ready to begin cursive writing. All capital and lower case letters are taught, using the popular Zaner-Bloser font, as well as letter blending. The first half of this volume is spent learning individual letters and blends, while the second half introduces the full-color picture studies that you have come to know and love, and has short phrases and later, short sentences, to copy which pertain to that week’s picture study.

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Language Lessons for Little Ones by Sandi Queen
This sweet collection of lessons for preschoolers (ages 3-5) introduces the young child to the Charlotte Mason method of language arts with a simple, child-friendly feel. 180 daily lessons guide a child through picture study of full-color paintings, narration, introduction to the letters of the alphabet (capital and lowercase), copywork of letters, writing their name, poetry and story appreciation, creative expression, and more. Lessons are the perfect length – about 5 to 10 minutes per day on average, and give a nice variety along with a sequential review of concepts. Large consumable perfect bound paperback, full color.

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Taking up where volume 1 leaves off, volume two in this level adds phonics instruction to the pleasant practices of picture study, poetry appreciation, narration, and simple copywork (once the child is reading a bit). Nice, large print to copy and large line spaces for the beginningreader/writer. Consumable.

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Picking up where volume 2 leaves off, Volume 3 in this level continues on through phonics until a child is reading fluently and ready to begin the grammar lessons which begin in “Language Lessons for the Very Young.” Phonics lessons are continually reviewed in different ways, even while adding new rules. And of course, intertwined throughout are the beautiful, full color art reproductions and photographs for picture studies, poetry readings, narrations, and copywork lessons which you have come to love. 180 daily lessons cover an entire school year. Consumable. 

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This book’s lessons each concentrate on a variety of spelling rules, and is meant to challenge the more advanced child who has mastered the basic phonetic rules. May be used for the younger child who is a good speller, to challenge him, or for older children, to give more practice and review on many phonics and spelling rules. Consumable.

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First published in 1807, these simple retellings of the plots of Shakespeare’s plays have delighted generations of children, while serving as an excellent introduction to the dramas of our greatest playwright. Shakespeare’s own language is used as much as possible to accustom children to Elizabethan English  and so make their transition to the reading of the plays themselves easier; giving them a clear idea of the plot and characters. Numerous black and white illustrations. Suitable for ages 10 and up (perhaps younger if read aloud). 464p.

“An informal introduction to language arts with a Charlotte Mason flavour for beginning students” This delightful introduction to the language arts is the answer to what our Charlotte Mason style customers have been asking for! Introduces a student who has mastered the art of learning to read to the skills of picture study, narration, copywork, poetry, grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and more – all with a gentle, twaddle free approach. Full-color fine art throughout makes this consumable book for ages 5-9 a delight for the eyes as well as the ears. A varied approach gives the student something different each day, alleviating the boredom that often comes with those repetitive, dry grammar books you’ll find elsewhere. Perfect-bound paperback workbook offers 180 daily lessons – one for each day of the schoolyear.

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This book can be followed by Language Lessons for the Very Young Vol. 2