English I
The Acellus® English I course introduces young learners to the foundations of the English language through engaging stories and interactive lessons. This course encourages imagination, strengthens comprehension, and helps students grow into confident, thoughtful readers and writers.
Assessment: Lesson Practice, Unit Exams, Mid-Term Exam, Final Exam
Language: English
Course Overview
The Acellus English I offers a comprehensive exploration of reading, writing, and critical thinking through a wide range of literary and nonfiction texts. The course begins with the study of nonfiction narratives and narrative techniques, progressing into narrative writing. Students then develop analytical skills through units on nonfiction analysis, short story analysis, and poetry analysis. Practical writing abilities are further strengthened with focused instruction in informational writing, rhetorical analysis, argument analysis, and argument writing. The course concludes with an in-depth study of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, providing students with a strong foundation in English language arts to support their future academic success.
Video-Based Lessons
These video based lesson are accessible and can be rewatched, making them a flexible learning option. Students can review the material whenever they need, which is helpful for reinforcing learning outside of classroom hours.
Interactive Practice Questions
These interactive practice problems offer an engaging, personalized, and effective way to learn, helping students deepen their knowledge, build confidence, and develop essential academic skills.
Digital Books
These digital books enhance accessibility, increase student engagement, and offer unique features that make learning more enjoyable.
English I Worksheets – Included!
Special lessons provide students with engaging hands-on learning opportunities and help support parents in facilitating these lessons effectively by providing comprehensive parent resources.
English I Lesson Plans
By the end of the course, students will have developed strong reading comprehension and critical thinking skills through the analysis of a variety of literary and nonfiction texts. They will be able to identify and apply narrative techniques, craft well-structured narratives and arguments, and analyze informational, rhetorical, and literary works with clarity and depth. Students will also enhance their writing skills across multiple formats—narrative, informational, and argumentative—while gaining confidence in interpreting complex texts, including Shakespearean drama. Overall, they will be well-prepared for more advanced English courses and effective communication in both academic and real-world settings.
SCOPE AND SEQUENCE