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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!
WriteShop I & II 5th edition launch! | Homeschool writing program for teens
WriteShop I & II 5th ed. books are here, with refreshed content, updated student instructions, &improved checklists.
Help your perfectionist deal with writer’s block | Homeschool writing tips
If your child is easily upset by his writing mistakes, here are some things you can do to help.
How to help your homeschool teen with high school writing
Homeschool parents can teach and guide teens to develop strong academic writing skills.
How to write a diamante poem | Homeschool writing activities
Teach kids to write a diamante poem—a fun, diamond-shaped poems about opposites.
Toss the pepperoni! | A homeschool writing game for primary kids
Play this fun game to help homeschooled children remember the key elements of favorite stories!
My homeschool kids don’t like to write!
Take heart! Sitting with your kids and coaxing the writing out of them will pay off one day.
Free language arts activities & printables to do at home while school is cancelled
Free homeschool language arts printables and activities to keep kids writing when school’s cancelled.
How to describe a person | Homeschool high school writing skills
Learn how to describe a person using vivid vocabulary and keen observation skills.
How to help a child with writer’s block
Perfectionism can hold kids back from doing their best by seizing them with fear. What can you do?
Intro to editing and evaluating homeschool writing
Ways to give your kids writing feedback, plus tips to help you overcome insecurity and doubt about editing and evaluating their writing lessons.
Plagiarism: Is there literary theft in your homeschool?
You sit down to grade your teen's latest essay. As you read, it occurs to you that the information seems familiar—so familiar, in fact, that you recognize it as the text from an online article you yourself printed out as a suggested resource. When you look up the...
How to plan a story | Writing with kids
When reluctant writers have trouble with ideas and details, guide and teach them how to plan a story.
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