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Teaching Homeschool Writing
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!
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.
Homeschool writing tips for teaching the strong-willed writer
If your child is a perfectionist, try these homeschool writing tips to make writing lessons lighthearted!
How to teach homeschool writing with confidence
Once you discover how to teach homeschool writing in measurable, objective ways, your confidence will soar.
How to teach the five-paragraph essay in your homeschool
Teach the 5-paragraph essay in your homeschool by familiarizing teens with a formula for successful essay writing.
How to model the brainstorming process with your homeschool child
Before asking your child to write, model the steps of the brainstorming process first.
How to use writing prompts to teach homeschool writing & essays
Use writing prompts as a standalone tool or alongside your homeschool writing program.
WriteShop and the 6 Traits of Effective Writing for Homeschoolers
Each of the Six Traits of Effective Writing is followed by specific elements WriteShop I and II look for in a composition.
How to model writing through conversation
Model writing through conversation to help children grow in their effective use of language.
Recipe for writing a paragraph | Homeschool writing
This “recipe” will help your kids prepare, season, garnish, and sweeten their writing.
Model and teach writing in your homeschool
Learn how parents can model and teach writing with confidence.
Do I really need a writing curriculum? | Homeschool checklist
Use this helpful homeschool checklist to determine if you need a formal writing program.
Descriptive language and using our senses | Descriptive writing lesson for kids
This simple lesson helps kids experiment with description that is full of life and movement.
Writing in active voice: Why action verbs trump “to be” words
Using active voice and lively, concrete verbs helps students achieve their goal of painting a vivid word picture.
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