Does one or more of these stumbling blocks get in the way of writing success at your house?
Teaching Homeschool Writing
How to inspire your homeschool kids when writing feels pointless or lacks purpose
When kids complain that writing feels pointless, give meaningful assignments that also help them see the value of refining their work.
Before making a midyear writing curriculum switch, try this genius tip!
What do you do when your writing curriculum isn’t working? Before making a midyear switch, try this genius tip!
6 tips that help homeschool procrastinators with writing assignments
Do your procrastinators need help with homeschool writing? If they keep putting it off, try these proven tips to get them back on task.
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.
3 ways to help weak writers build a strong writing vocabulary
Do your homeschool kids have a weak writing vocabulary? To improve their word usage, try these easy-to-implement ideas.
How to Motivate Kids to Write When They’re Unmotivated, Apathetic, or Bored
When homeschool writing lessons don’t motivate kids to write, offer different writing experiences and freedom to choose their own topics.
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.
4 things you’re {already} doing to raise a writer
Can you really raise a writer? Yes! Start by looking for the things you’re already doing well.
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!
Teach homeschool teens to describe a place with vivid vocabulary
By choosing vivid details to describe a place, your teens will bring life and emotion to their writing.
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.
5 encouraging tips for teaching writing in your homeschool
Teaching writing is rarely one-size-fits-all, so you’ll appreciate these helpful tips for teaching writing in your homeschool.
Kid-Friendly Writing Warm-Ups That Spark Creative Writing
Jumpstart your daily homeschool writing lessons with these kid-friendly warm-ups!
Let’s Stay Connected!
Subscribe to our newsletter!
Over 150,000 parents enjoy our weekly newsletter, with informative blog posts, product information, and more!