The Learning Library

ENGLISH EDGE strengthens 4 fundamental language skills: vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, and writing. Developed for children age 7 and up by reading education experts, this online, leveled program identifies each child's needs and improves specific skills while making learning enjoyable.

ENGLISH EDGE students enjoy small-group classes twice a week (45 minutes each), reading and writing enrichment activities on other days of the week, and recommended online resources for English exposure. Class schedule is given after a 45-minute online assessment that determines a student's level. To schedule the free assessment, send us a message below.

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This online program strengthens 4 fundamental language skills: vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, and writing. Developed for children age 7 and up, our program includes daily exercises and weekly sessions by highly-experienced teachers. Learner-centered and developed by experts, THE ENGLISH EDGE identifies each child's needs and helps them improve skills while enjoying learning.

Level	Reading Skill / Comprehension	Grammar	Word Study	Writing
LEVEL 9	Sequencing Visualizing Classifying Information Following Directions	Subject and Predicate Nouns Verbs Adjectives	Spelling Rules Set 1 Syllabication Rules	Phrases Vs. Sentences Writing Complete Sentences Simple Punctuations Writing Related Sentences
LEVEL 10	Ordering Steps and Retelling Events Predicting Outcomes Identifying Story Elements Story Mapping Identifying Problem and Solution	Nouns Verb Tenses Simple Verbs Subject-Verb Agreement Sentences According to Function	Spelling Rules Set 2	Writing Sequenced Events Answering WH Questions Writing Related Sentences Writing Descriptive Sentences
LEVEL 11	Cause and Effect Making Inferences Comparing and Contrasting Fact and Opinion Identifying Genre	Phrasal Verbs Verb Tenses Prepositions Sentences According to Structure	Affixes Synonyms Antonyms Homonyms Homographs	Writing Descriptive Sentences Topic Sentence and Supporting Details Writing Descriptive Paragraphs Writing Narrative Paragraphs
LEVEL 12	Comparing and Contrasting Characters Reading Diagrams and Graphs Analyzing Story Elements Context Clues Main Idea and Supporting Details	Nouns Adjectives: Degrees of Comparison Subject-Verb Agreement Prepositional Phrases	Prefixes and Hyphens Suffixes and Spelling Infixes Idiomatic Expressions	Writing Cause and Effect Essays Writing Friendly Letters Writing Formal Letters Writing Informal Letters
LEVEL 13	Identifying Genre Identifying Story Elements Identifying Author's Purpose Summarizing	Pronouns Coordinating Conjunctions Order of Adjectives Adverbs	Idioms Context Clues Greek Roots Latin Roots	Introduction to Essay Writing Writing Compare and Contrast Essays Organizing Ideas through Graphic Organizers Writing Descriptive Essays Writing Narrative Essays
LEVEL 14	Character Role Analysis Character Development Analysis Getting the Main Idea of a Text Getting the Topic Sentence of a Text Making and Confirming Predictions	Verb Tenses Run-on Sentences Simple and Compound Sentences Complex Sentences	Context Clues Figures of Speech Greek Roots Latin Roots	Writing Informative Essays Writing Persuasive Essays Writing Descriptive Essays Writing an Outline Summarization
LEVEL 15	Analyzing Character Analyzing Plot Main Idea and Supporting Details Summarizing Making Inferences	Conjunctions Types of Clauses Run-on Sentences Fragments	Figures of Speech Verbal Analogy Idiomatic Expressions	Outlining Argumentative Essay: How to Cite Resources Writing Informative Essays
LEVEL 16	Evaluating Solutions Understanding Theme Outlining Summarizing	Active and Passive Voice Gerunds Prepositional Phrases: Adjectives Prepositional Phrases: Adverbs Conjunctions	Greek Roots Latin Roots Idioms Other Figures of Speech	6+1 Writing Traits (intro) 6+1 Writing Traits Writing a Thesis Statement
LEVEL 17	Drawing Conclusions Analyzing Character Understanding Theme Summarizing	Direct and Indirect Object Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers Participles and Participial Phrases Sentence Patterns	Greek Roots Latin Roots Idioms Other Figures of Speech	Writing a Character Analysis Essay Note-Taking Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Direct Quotation

Yesterday, i heard my daughter utter words I never thought I would hear — “I love reading class! It’s so fun!” So grateful for Teacher Ana and the wonderful Learning Library team for not only developing her reading skills, but for sparking the love for reading.

Margaux Atayde

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