Choosing a writing program for teenagers
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4 things you’re {already} doing to raise a writer
[…]easy to create even more writing buzz simply by investing in some cool new writing tools! […]
Apple theme words | Homeschool activities for fall writing
[…]place, create an invitation letter, write mystery or sci-fi stories, and much more! Apple Theme […]
Spring writing activities | Creative writing & poetry
[…]a haiku poem – Imagery-packed poem in seventeen little syllables Creative Writing Spring into writing, part […]
Why is homeschool writing so difficult to teach?
[…]can overcome these hurdles! Roll up your sleeves and get ready for some good news […]
High school research writing: Topic and audience
[…]the first article, you can catch it here. Let’s take a look at the HOW […]
Journal-style reports for homeschool kids | Writing about history or nature
[…]stamped with their own personality and style. Looking for a more structured program to incorporate […]
Help your homeschool child write for an audience
[…]it adds purpose and meaning to the assignment. Having an audience takes children past the […]
12 Thanksgiving writing prompts for homeschoolers
[…]your kids can journal and write all year long with these PRINTABLE Journal All Year! […]
6 ways to strengthen your writing
[…]you or your kids plan, write, or edit more effectively. Try these six ways to strengthen your writing: […]
Spring writing prompt printable celebrates new life!
[…]Prompts If you like this free spring writing prompt printable, you’ll love our Printable Writing […]
How to write Christmas shape poems
[…]If you’re looking for a poetry lesson with a holiday twist, then gather the kids […]
Why kids love WriteShop: Four students tell their stories
[…]WriteShop. It gives me step-by-step direction, so my work is totally planned out. I used […]
10 gifts for grammar geeks and writers
[…]or “Last Straw” stick, they’ll give a boost to their creative writing project. 6. Creative Writing […]
Teach your homeschool kids that grammar matters!
[…]their table manners, and the way they speak can make us think highly of that […]
High school research writing: Writing and revising
[…]I want to help other parents who find themselves wondering how to successfully teach research […]
Writing tip: Process vs. product
[…]need a bit more challenge, take a look at WriteShop II. Also see Writing Tip […]
Speech-writing tips for high school students
[…]Start gathering your facts and examples, and make a list of possible talking points. The […]
Helping kids find an audience for their writing
[…]are some other suggestions for expanding your kids’ writing audience or showcasing their writing projects. […]
22 homeschool writing ideas for kids who say “I can’t think of what to write about!”
[…]fun, print them on slips of paper and let the children draw one or two […]
7 tips for writing clearly in high school and beyond | Homeschooling teens
[…]and I’d like to share a few with you. 1. Write simply. Many readers can’t […]
State fair writing prompts for homeschool kids
[…](3) mention one or two things the experience of raising an animal has taught you. […]
How Much Parent Involvement Does WriteShop Expect?
[…]through procrastination, poorly written compositions, and an altogether bad attitude towards writing. Writing is challenging! […]
How to love your kids’ writing
[…]children, even when you need to correct their work. How do you encourage your kids’ writing? […]
Valentine mystery | Writing prompt printable for homeschool kids
[…]you can find both of these—and lots more—in this collection of 40 print-and-go writing prompts! […]
Candy store printable writing prompt
[…]reasons why you are the perfect person for the job. Download your free candy store […]
WriteShop I | Help for Beginners
[…]and teacher editing, revising, and rewriting. Week 4: OPTIONS Assign a book report or other writing, or take a writing […]
Editing your kids’ writing: Speak the truth in love
[…]praise, correct their composition in a spirit of love, and watch them begin to soften toward […]
Homeschool writing ideas for your little ones
[…]off. World of Animals and other StoryBuilders are perfect for this! The printable cards make […]
Use pointers to teach homeschool writing to K-2nd graders
[…]at the library or in a waiting room using a short pointer, such as a […]
April Fool’s Day Homeschool Writing Activity
[…]green vegetable on the barbecue, will it be chard? If you love a playful approach […]
Editing and evaluating homeschool writing: 4-6th grade
[…]suggestions. Upbeat, encouraging feedback goes a long way in helping your children improve their writing. […]
A Peek at WriteShop Primary
[…]to communicate a story. This validates the artwork they themselves create as part of their […]
My mom is a rock star! Printable Mother’s Day writing prompt
[…]on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter so we can see. Download Your Free Mother’s Day Writing Prompt […]
Writing prompts about books for homeschool kids and tweens
[…]list of 10 wordless books. Looking for more ways to engage your kids with books? Writing […]
Proofreading for style | Editing tips for homeschool teens
[…]your sentences, use descriptive language, and make word choices sets a mood and defines your […]
Proofreading for content | Editing tips for homeschool teens
[…]writers will tell you that proofreading and revising are among the most important parts of […]
Editing tips for the faint of heart | How to edit homeschool papers
[…]used properly, sentence variations bring greater depth and maturity to your homeschooler’s writing. Beginning a […]
What to do when your homeschooled child lacks confidence as a writer
[…]writers while sending others into a nosedive of absolute terror! Giving specific yet flexible writing […]
5 fun publishing ideas for non-crafty kids
[…]writing? A Purpose for Publishing To make it more meaningful, children need an audience for […]
Writing in active voice: Why action verbs trump “to be” words
[…]passive voice. Typically, frequent use of “to be” verbs results in weak or passive writing, […]
Learning about sentence variations from Pottery Barn
[…]will make a difference in their writing style. . . . . . Do you […]
7 reasons kids should brainstorm before writing
Some kids love to plunge right into a writing assignment and skip the prewriting stage […]
How to write a cento poem: Patchwork poetry for teens
Cen·to: an original poem made using lines from the works of various poets. In recent […]
Colorful ways to brainstorm with homeschool tweens
[…]using brightly colored flashcards instead of white paper? Spread the multicolored cards over the writing […]
An interview with Nancy I. Sanders
[…]of my knowledge of both the homeschool and traditional school environments to create a solid […]
Proofreading for mechanics | Editing tips for homeschool teens
[…]a solid foundation in descriptive, informative, and narrative writing—and build self-editing skills—using the incremental WriteShop writing […]
5 {fun} Thanksgiving writing prompts for your homeschool
[…]just stop at the holidays! Now the kids can journal all year long with PRINTABLE […]
We’ve got (more) mail!
[…]~Tami, “This is the best writing experience my kids and I have ever had. They […]
Writing with lists: Fun and useful homeschool writing assignments
[…]be as complex as a research paper, writing can also be as simple as making lists. Writing […]
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