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Unusual photos can inspire imaginative writing. Your children will enjoy these five wet and wild writing prompts […]
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[…]you noticed the wide variety of styles, artwork, and themes? Combining art and writing, this […]
[…]alongside the writing. Here are a few ways imaginative students can combine creativity with writing. I […]
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[…]Reading also helps lengthen attention span and generally improves cognitive skills. Reading and writing often […]
This year, April 18th is Poem in Your Pocket Day! What a great reason to […]
[…]your kids enjoyed these Would You Rather journal prompts, be sure to check back each […]
[…]researching. Your Turn Making a newspaper is a fun, educational way to practice new skills […]
[…]school food-lover! Whether your teens would rather join in for cooking or for eating, these […]
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[…]kids explore the natural world through activities that are long on fun and short on writing. […]
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[…]books that force them to expand their vocabulary and ways of thinking. Have your students […]
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[…]favorite sandbox game with a creative writing activity. I’m willing to bet these Minecraft writing […]
[…]those that don’t really fit. >> Brainstorming Ideas to Inspire Your Children’s Writing Sometimes your […]
[…]opportunity to encourage your kids to write a story using today’s printable build-a-story writing prompt! […]
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[…]program: WriteShop I WriteShop II Download free sample lessons here. If you enjoyed these essay […]
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[…]Word Banks Word banks make a great resource for students to draw from when they’re writing about a […]
[…]displays prudence and makes wise decisions and choices, and one who does not. Did you […]
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[…]teach your child how to write solid paragraphs, it will show you how to teach homeschool writing. […]
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[…]change have you observed over the past five years? Click the image above to download […]
[…]walk with you along your WriteShop journey. Essay writing skills lie at the foundation of […]
Tips to learn the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW of high school research […]
Tips to learn the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW of high school research […]
Tips to learn the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW of high school research […]
[…]than you really do? Did you enjoy these Shakespeare journal prompts? If so, you might […]
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[…]8 (Problem and Solution). All WriteShop Primary books contain loads of practical, age-appropriate prompts and […]
Do your kids go crazy for cats? These aren’t your typical about-my-cat journal prompts, so tempt […]
Past writing efforts don’t need to predict future failures. With a few adjustments in attitude […]
[…]when it comes to self-directed writing assignments. This is largely because, for most students, writing […]
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[…]strategies and skills involved with writing a good paragraph or story. K-2nd Grade Model and […]
[…]you can find both of these—and lots more—in this collection of 40 print-and-go writing prompts! […]
[…]at some point. Either way, their brainstorming skills will improve every time they practice freewriting. […]
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[…]Prompt Wednesdays! Would you like to help your teens learn more about narrative writing? Our WriteShop I […]
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Kindle sparks of imagination with winter picture writing prompts about frozen waterfalls, snowbound sheep, and […]
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[…]of writing activities and projects. Feel comfortable taking your children through the steps of the […]
[…]Prompt Wednesdays! Would you like to help your teens learn more about narrative writing? Our WriteShop […]
[…]Come back next week for some great Christmas prompts. Meanwhile, browse our huge collection of writing […]
[…]makes a comparison Uncertainty about spelling is often a stumbling block to successful homeschool writing. […]
Uncertainty about spelling is often a stumbling block to successful […]
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[…]and I’d like to share a few with you. 1. Write simply. Many readers can’t […]
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[…]of the page. Download Your Free Printable Click here to download the “A Christmas Story” […]
[…]answers who, what, when, where, and why. **** If your reluctant writer enjoyed these writing prompts, […]
Teens can respond to these Jane Austen writing prompts by stepping into the Regency world […]
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