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Great tips for how to love your kids’ writing, especially when you’d rather wad it into a ball and toss it across the room.
By Daniella Dautrich PARENTS know that writing matters. It allows our children to form ideas, cement their knowledge, and spread their thoughts to others. Still, your kids...
By Daniella Dautrich DO your efforts to teach writing feel like an ongoing tragedy (or comedy)? Perhaps you slog through the lessons and tell the kids it’s important, when...
By Daniella Dautrich This post contains affiliate links. Read our full disclosure policy. HOW often we try to measure our homeschooling success by home organization, our...
