Try these ideas to help improve kids’ editing skills and make the process more positive.
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6 ways to help your kids love books & reading
When you help kids love books and reading, it gives them the wings to fly successfully into the world of writing!
How to Homeschool Multiple Ages with WriteShop
Can you homeschool multiple ages with WriteShop? Yes! In many cases, you can combine kids who are close in age or skill in a single level.
How to edit high school writing in your homeschool
Tips for homeschool parents who need help knowing what to look for when editing high school writing
How to use direct quotes in essays | Homeschool high school
Are your high schoolers ready for college writing? Teach them how to use direct quotes in essays.
Help young writers choose strong words with a pocket word bank
Try this idea for a pocket word bank to help children choose strong, descriptive synonyms.
Help! Teaching writing is hard!
See how small successes can usher frustration right out the door, leaving encouragement and accomplishment in its wake!
How to choose & use picture books as a prewriting activity
You can prepare your child to write by reading a good picture book together as a prewriting activity.
Are you giving your homeschool child clear writing expectations?
Students need measurable, clear writing expectations. Achievable goals and specific directions help boost skill and confidence.
Publishing with flap books | Homeschool writing activity
Publishing with flap books is a simple way kids can showcase their stories, reports, or other writing.
Why WriteShop I works for homeschool teens (and their parents!)
WriteShop I encourages homeschool teens that writing doesn’t have to be scary or hard, and it equips parents to teach with confidence.
10 creative ideas for homeschool book reports
Homeschool kids will jump for joy to try these creative ideas for book reports and book-related activities!
Expository essay prompts for high school | Homeschool essay topics
Expository essay prompts for high school students help teens practice informative writing skills.
Is your homeschool child a reluctant writer?
Why is your child such a reluctant writer? Is there such a thing as giving too much help?
5 fabulous features of children’s poetry
Learn to listen for rhyme, onomatopoeia, repeated sounds, repeated words, and figurative language.
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