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5 writing tips for homeschool teens
Teens who love to write will appreciate these tips to hone their craft.
Describe winter as a person | Homeschool figurative language activity
Describe winter as a person! Invite kids to explore figurative language and personification with this fun writing activity.
The pain of grading writing | Tips for homeschool moms
Is there anything harder than getting a child to write? Parents say it’s trying to grade that writing! Try these helpful tips.
How to write a Christmas story using the 5 Ws
The 5 Ws help children organize their thoughts before writing a paragraph on the meaning of Christmas.
Use pointers to teach homeschool writing to K-2nd graders
Pointers help children track words better, strengthening reading and writing skills.
5 Christmas writing prompts for your homeschool
Christmas writing prompts let kids describe cookie-baking, write an acrostic poem, and more!
Editing and evaluating homeschool writing: K-3rd grade
Editing doesn’t need to be a negative or intimidating experience for your K-3rd grader
12 Thanksgiving writing prompts for homeschoolers
A dozen Thanksgiving writing prompts to inspire homeschool kids and teens!
Writing prompts about gratitude
Gratitude writing prompts help children and teens focus on the gifts of family, friends, and creation.
How WriteShop Primary teaches spelling to your homeschool child
WriteShop Primary teaches spelling organically in the context of your homeschool writing lessons.
Homeschool writing curriculum for 5th and 6th grade | WriteShop Junior Book F
How do you pick a homeschool writing curriculum for 5th and 6th grade? Check out WriteShop Junior Book F!
Can homeschoolers make copies from a consumable workbook?
Learn when you can (and cannot) make copies from a consumable workbook.
Digital tools that make writing fun for struggling homeschool kids
Digital tools like speech-to-text apps make writing fun and help struggling writers adapt.
Willy Worm | A fun adjective game for young homeschoolers
This fun adjective game makes learning “describing words” more meaningful to K-3rd graders.
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