In writers’ workshop we give our kids the driver’s seat when it comes to topic selection. Some kids may be full of ideas, but even those who love writing find days when they don’t know what to write about. Making lists, asking questions, and heart maps are three tricks to help kids find their own writing topics on those days they need inspiration.
A Simple Way to Get a 5 Year Old to Write Without Complaining
Writing takes lots of mental and physical effort that can easily overwhelm young ones. A simple way to get a five year old to write without complaining is to start with labeling pictures.
Starting a Writers’ Workshop is Easier Than You Think
This post contains Amazon affiliate links. If you click through one of my links and make a purchase, I will receive a commission. Writers’ workshop is an enjoyable, practical way to teach writing skills and cultivate a love of writing. If you’re new to this workshop concept you’re probably wondering what you need to do […]
The Best Kept Secret to Kindergarten Writing
I want to reveal to the homeschool community the best kept secret to kindergarten writing! It’s called writers’ workshop. I’ve been thinking about this for years, and I’ve come to the conclusion that homeschoolers just don’t know what they’re missing. Most of the writing you find for kindergarten is limited to handwriting exercises, copywork, simple […]
Tips for Creating a Positive Writing Atmosphere
Do your kids looked forward to writing? Are you finding it difficult to teach writing because your kids don’t like it? If so, this article is for you. We’ll talk about tips for creating a positive writing atmosphere in your homeschool, so that writing time becomes a highlight of your day. Provide a comfortable physical […]
