This week I am sharing some Language Arts websites that are free, or frugal to use. The first one, Coursera, is free, but not just Language Arts. These are college level courses, that anyone can take. My 8th grader just started his first week of lessons in the course Introduction to Forensics. He loves it so far. If it works out well, and is not too awful difficult he will do other courses. You can get a certificate at completion, for a fee of 40 dollars.
Help Teaching, offers both free and paid services, for all courses offered in a school. So far, I have only used this website for Grammar and Language Arts. It is a nice quality site.
Cengage offers free online grammar quizzes. I have not actually used this site yet, but will be being used in the very near future.
At one point, I had typed into my search browser, fun ways to learn Language Arts. I mean lets face it, it is pretty boring, unless you love Grammar rules, bleh. Well one of the websites that came up was, Many Things. org. I have not tried this website yet, but my 4th grader will begin using it here at the end of the year to review.
Help Teaching, offers both free and paid services, for all courses offered in a school. So far, I have only used this website for Grammar and Language Arts. It is a nice quality site.
Cengage offers free online grammar quizzes. I have not actually used this site yet, but will be being used in the very near future.
At one point, I had typed into my search browser, fun ways to learn Language Arts. I mean lets face it, it is pretty boring, unless you love Grammar rules, bleh. Well one of the websites that came up was, Many Things. org. I have not tried this website yet, but my 4th grader will begin using it here at the end of the year to review.
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