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[…]correct grammar, capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and formatting. 2. Share the writing. Shared writing helps parents […]
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[…]writing? A Purpose for Publishing To make it more meaningful, children need an audience for […]
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[…]a WriteShop Junior Writing Center Make it easy for your kids to write by creating […]
[…]Here are some of my favorite tips for writing across the curriculum. Getting Started Descriptive […]
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[…]homeschool child. The writer with dysgraphia can exhibit these symptoms: Poor or illegible handwriting Holding […]
[…]see, whether or not they mean to, people often form first impressions simply by reading […]
[…]can we adapt to their needs? How can we make it more engaging? Are there […]
[…]writers while sending others into a nosedive of absolute terror! Giving specific yet flexible writing […]
[…]all strong or confident writers, we can’t let that keep us from investing in our […]
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[…]write an essay comparing and contrasting these two distinct times of year. These autumn creative […]
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[…]Are you homeschooling in tight quarters, or do you have a school room at your […]
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[…]the balance between appreciating the content and picking apart the errors? The Elements of Writing […]
[…]new skill, the freewriting process gets waaaay easier the more you do it! >> Check […]
[…]course. WriteShop I and II are great programs for teaching and reinforcing the steps of […]
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[…]to affirm and improve their writing. Colorful pencils, highlighters, sticky notes, and other fun writing […]
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[…]want their writing to be … well, perfect. Sometimes, they’re afraid to start writing simply […]
[…]Younger Kids? We’ve got you covered! >> How to help your K-2nd grader with homeschool […]
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[…]even though they didn’t especially like it. Are you inconsistent when it comes to teaching […]
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[…]To help you renew your perspective, let’s look at three myths about evaluating homeschool writing. […]
[…]you need extra help getting started with teaching 5-paragraph essays and persuasive writing, WriteShop II offers a […]
[…]much writing. Independence will come in time. For now, know that it’s okay to take […]
[…]Dautrich. ©2013-2020 WriteShop, Inc. All rights reserved. Do you feel discouraged about teaching writing in […]
[…]writing techniques to your child. Let her narrate her words to you through a daily […]
[…]choices. An unmotivated student may benefit from having choices, such as deciding between several writing […]
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[…]she can pick up the pace. 5. Watch Out for Wordiness How does an author […]
[…]referred to winter as “harsh,” “kind,” or even “fickle”? This week, enjoy a winter writing […]
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[…]tool that alleviates the insecurity of writer’s block and encourages more fluent writing. A Blueprint […]
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[…]at the library or in a waiting room using a short pointer, such as a […]
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