Easy Grammar Systems

One question we hear often is: how many Easy Grammar lessons should students complete each day?

Dr. Phillips recommends two to three lessons per day as a starting point, but she is quick to add that you should always adjust based on your students' needs.

As she puts it, "Our goal is mastery, not speed." Some students may move through lessons quickly, while others need more time with a concept. Both are completely fine.

The curriculum is designed to meet students where they are.

Hearing from teachers and parents about how Easy Grammar is working in their classrooms means a lot to us.

Our curriculum is built on the idea that grammar should be easy to teach, easy to learn, and easy to remember, and it is encouraging to see that come through in real classrooms and homeschools.

If you have used Easy Grammar and want to share your experience, we would love to hear from you.

If you are a teacher looking for a grammar curriculum that does not add to your workload, our online catalog is a good place to start.

Easy Grammar is designed to be easy to teach, easy to learn, and easy to remember, with structured lessons that guide both the teacher and the student. You will find options for every grade level from 1 through 12+, including our Daily GRAMS review series and the Easy Grammar Ultimate Series for high school.

Browse the full catalog at our website.

Not sure which Easy Grammar level is right for your student?

Don't guess. Dr. Wanda Phillips recommends starting most elementary students at their age-appropriate grade level, but a quick assessment can help you feel confident in that decision.

Our free placement tests are available for grades 3 through 7 and above, and each one comes with an answer key.

Download them at https://easygrammar.com/assessment-tests/ and start the year on the right foot.

Happy National Book Lovers Day!

We want to know, what book has stuck with you the most? Whether it is a childhood favorite, a classroom staple, or something you read just last year, we love hearing what inspires the readers and writers in your life.

Drop your pick in the comments.

The school year is starting, and there is still time to get your grammar curriculum in place. 📚

Our ebooks are available for immediate download, no shipping, no waiting. You get the same trusted Easy Grammar content, ready to use the same day you order.

Whether you are a homeschool parent finalizing your plans or a teacher pulling together last-minute resources, this is the fastest way to get started.

Browse our ebook options at:

➡️ https://easygrammar.com/product-category/ebooks/

Getting ready for a new school year takes more than new supplies. 📚

Here are a few ways to help your kids feel confident and prepared before the first day:

✔️ Set a consistent bedtime at least a week before school starts so the adjustment feels gradual.
✔️ Review any skills from last year, especially reading and writing, so students walk in feeling refreshed rather than rusty.
✔️ Talk through what to expect: new teachers, new routines, new challenges. A little conversation goes a long way.
✔️And if grammar is on your list this year, we have resources to help you find the right starting point.

Visit https://easygrammar.com/ to explore placement tests and curriculum options for grades 1 through 12+.

Grammar skills don't disappear over the summer, but they do get rusty without a little attention. 💡

One of the simplest ways to keep things sharp is to read daily. Whether your child picks up a novel, a magazine, or even a comic book, reading naturally reinforces sentence structure, punctuation, and vocabulary. It doesn't need to feel like schoolwork.

After a chapter or two, ask your child about what they read, or have them write a sentence about their favorite part. Small, consistent habits like these go a long way toward keeping skills fresh until fall.