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Homeschool Conversations From Oral Narration to Essay Writing A Charlotte Mason Approach with Karen Glass

From Oral Narration to Essay Writing: A Charlotte Mason Approach with Karen Glass

If youโ€™ve ever wondered how to help your child move from oral narration to written narration (and eventually into formal essay writing) this conversation with Karen Glass is exactly what you need. Karen Glass, a longtime homeschool educator and Charlotte Mason expert, breaks down the entire writing journey in a clear, practical, and encouraging way. […]

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Homeschool Conversations podcast Raising Writers, Training Thinkers with Andrew Pudewa (2)

Raising Writers, Training Thinkers with Andrew Pudewa

Are you a homeschool parent wondering how to teach writing effectively, to help your child become a better communicator, and to train them to think deeply? In today’s conversation with Andrew Pudewa, founder of the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW), we explore practical strategies for developing clear thinking, strong writing skills, and confident communication

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Homeschool Conversations podcast pin Joy of Writing Millie Florence Beyond Mulberry Glen

The Joy of Writing: Millie Florence and Beyond Mulberry Glen

Are you looking to inspire a love for storytelling in your children or perhaps ignite your own passion for writing? In a recent conversation with author Millie Florence, we explored her journey from self-publishing her debut book to landing a deal with Waxwing Books. Millie shared invaluable insights on nurturing creativity, the importance of enjoying

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words words words why and how to teach writing by olivia marstall homeschool

Words, Words, Words: Why (and How) to Teach Writing

Teaching writing is an essential skill for homeschoolers, helping students develop clear communication and clear thinking, as well as creative expression. In today’s guest post by Olivia Marstall (homeschool graduate, writer, and writing teacher), she shares her journey from a passionate writer to a thoughtful educator, exploring the purpose and art of teaching writing and

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Strategies for Teaching Homeschool Writing Janie B. Cheaney

Strategies for Teaching Homeschool Writing (with Janie B. Cheaney)

Have you wondered how to teach writing effectively in your homeschool? There’s essay writing and creative writing and grammar and sentence structure and… ohmy! Where to start? Which writing activities for kids have the greatest impact? Fiction author, homeschool writing curriculum author, and speaker Janie B. Cheaney is here to share her experience as both

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Amanda McCrina author of YA WW2 novel Traitor interview

Traitor: an interview with author Amanda McCrina

In this special bonus episode of Homeschool Conversations I had the privilege of chatting with Amanda McCrina, author of the newly published YA novel, Traitor. Amanda is a homeschool graduate, and Traitor began as a short story assignment for history during her senior year! Listen to this episode to hear Amanda discuss the writing process,

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Outsourcing Homeschool Writing

Outsourcing Homeschool Writing: IF and WHEN to hire a writing tutor or join a writing class

When is it time to consider outsourcing homeschool writing instruction? How do you know whether or not to hire a tutor or join a writing class, and how do you pick the right writing teacher? And is there ever a time when itโ€™s just not worth it to outsource homeschool writing? I love words. Big

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Haiku Homeschool Children

Can You Haiku? Learn and explore the poetry of haiku with children of all ages!

Haiku, a traditional Japanese poetry form, makes a worthwhile addition to your homeschool plans with children of all ages. It flows seamlessly into your literature, writing, history, or nature study plans. Itโ€™s also a delightful activity to add to your studies of Japanese history and culture. Have a reluctant writer? Haikuโ€™s inherent brevity is one

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