Here’s something almost everyone can agree on: writing is one of the most intimidating, scary, overwhelming subjects to teach. Either you struggle with your own inadequacy of never having been taught to write, or you’re a natural writer who has no clue how to teach...
Homeschool kids will jump for joy to try these creative ideas for book reports and book-related activities!
Expository essay prompts for high school students help teens practice informative writing skills.
Why is your child such a reluctant writer? Is there such a thing as giving too much help?
Learn to listen for rhyme, onomatopoeia, repeated sounds, repeated words, and figurative language.
A homeschool creative writing center lets kids practice and reinforce writing skills in a fun, relaxed setting!
Have fun with easy spring poetry ideas such as acrostic poems and cheerful color poems.
Learn when and how to supplement WriteShop with literature, grammar, spelling, or vocabulary to round out language arts.
Add purpose and meaning to your kids’ writing by having them write for an audience. They’ll love these fun suggestions!
Grammar matters! Poor grammar, spelling, and punctuation can interfere with your student’s writing success.
Play a sentence-building game with your homeschool kids to reinforce parts of speech and help them write stronger sentences.
Parents share why they love WriteShop. Their answers represent the scope of feedback we’ve received over the past 20 years of providing homeschool writing curriculum.
Teaching writing is rarely one-size-fits-all, so you’ll appreciate these helpful tips for teaching writing in your homeschool.
Jumpstart your daily homeschool writing lessons with these kid-friendly warm-ups!
Ways to set up & organize your WriteShop Primary materials for easy lesson planning and stress-free writing times.
