Eleventh Grade Mini Literacy Pack: From Precise Meaning to Powerful Expression (French and Latin Phrases)

Your scholar learns phrases English borrows from Latin and French, like bona fide (real), faux pas (a social slip), ad hoc (made for one job), vice versa (the other way around), and status quo (the way things are). They read each phrase one word at a time and find roots they already know inside. Then they read a story called The Language Club Cafe.

What's inside:

13 pages, instant PDF download

Grown-Up Guide, Toolkit, and Answer Key

Hear It, Map It, and Break It

Read It: a decodable story, The Language Club Cafe

Understand It: Pick It, Order It, and Draw It

Write It: Sort It, Spell It, Count It, and Say It, Write It

New heart words: croissant, beret

Vocabulary word: diplomatic

How it works: five short sessions, about 15 to 20 minutes a day. No prep. Just print and begin.

A great fit if your scholar meets borrowed phrases in college level reading and wants to know what they mean and how to say them.

This is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped.