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3 learning disabilities that affect homeschool writing
Dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD are 3 learning disabilities that affect homeschool writing.
It’s vs. its: Time to teach your homeschool kids the difference!
Don’t let your kids appear ignorant and uneducated. Teach them the difference between it’s and its!
What to do when your homeschooled child lacks confidence as a writer
If your homeschooled child lacks confidence as a writer, make sure you’re giving clear instructions and setting boundaries for the assignment.
How to teach homeschool writing with confidence
Once you discover how to teach homeschool writing in measurable, objective ways, your confidence will soar.
Autumn creative writing prompts for homeschool kids
Fun autumn prompts include a squirrel with big problems and a mystery at a harvest party!
How to help your 3rd-5th grader with homeschool writing
The best ways to teach your 3rd-5th grader homeschool writing: what to do and what to expect.
Create a homeschool writing center
Ideas to set up a comfortable & low-cost homeschool writing center where young children can work.
Back to school writing prompts for high school | Homeschool writing ideas
These writing prompts invite teens to make an outline, write a letter, or formulate an essay.
Editing your homeschool child’s writing: How to find the balance
When editing your kids’ writing, how do you find the balance between appreciating content and addressing errors?
Brainstorming ideas to inspire children’s writing in your homeschool
Introduce brainstorming ideas through freewriting, story starters, listing, and mapping.
How to give high school credit for WriteShop I and II
Find out how many credits you can give a high schooler who completes WriteShop I or II.
Journal-style reports for homeschool kids | Writing about history or nature
Journal-style reports let kids write first-person diary entries as if they were a historical figure—or even an animal!
Friendly letter boogie action game | Teach homeschool kids the parts of a letter
Children will enjoy this Friendly Letter Boogie movement activity to help them remember the parts of a friendly letter.
Creative ways to make editing fun for homeschool kids!
It’s possible for self-editing to go from a hated chore to a task kids actually enjoy!
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