The Writer’s Homeschooling Collection (Paperback)

Aspiring writers will build a solid foundation and grow their craft with this bundle. Students will have a chance to learn grammar, spelling, rules of the English language, and develop writing skills. They’ll enjoy grammar-based crafts and art projects, fun writing prompts, and writing challenges. Even adult writers can use these journals. Add in your selected science, social studies/history and math materials for a complete curriculum. Or combine with one of our other bundles! This bundle will last an entire school year with the suggested lesson plans below. Or use it at your own pace and it can last for years to come! Lessons are easy to plan and prepare.  Students can work independently, in a small group, or as a class.   Just add library books, podcasts, videos, and art supplies. These can be used by a wide range of ages by selecting age-appropriate study materials. Then document your learning in these guided journals.  An entire school year of interest-based Delight Directed learning is ready to go for your writer. Includes:● Pirate Pronunciation: LearnPirate Pronunciation: Learning English pronunciation, spelling rules, and grammar has never been so fun! This pirate-themed book includes cursive, art, poetry, story writing, comic creation, and more. It will teach even the most reluctant learners these important basics.ing English pronunciation, spelling rules, and grammar has never been so fun! This pirate-themed book includes cursive, art, poetry, story writing, comic creation, and more. It will teach even the most reluctant learners these important basics.● Creative Comic Book Spelling & Cursive: This little book contains over 250 activities to help your students learn 175 spelling words. Covers spelling, cursive, poetry, reading, art, creative writing, logic, and more.● Word Warrior Work: creative and active students, ages 8 to 12, practice in many important concepts in language arts. Studying grammar can be fun! Through games and poems students will learn all about word analysis, abbreviations, compound words, synonyms, antonyms, multiple meaning words and syllable work.● Reading Time: 180 Day reading journal. When your child has a daily reading time use this workbook. They will be able to write about what they are learning and draw pictures inspired by each book.● Writer's Fun-Schooling Journal: Over 300 Activities for Writers● Grammar Time: This book is designed to give an introduction to the eight parts of speech.● 50 Creative Writing Prompts: This intriguing book will inspire you student to write stories packed with adventure, mystery, fun, danger and humor. Suggested Lesson PlansFor all options- We suggest students complete the same number of pages per day as their age. A 10-year-old would work on 10 pages/day, a 17-year-old would work on 17 pages/day.Option 1- Writer’s Journal daily for half the total pages. Use 1 page per day in Reading Time. Then use a different journal per day for your total page count.A ten-year old’s week might look like this:M- 5 pages in the Writer’s Journal, 1 page in Reading time, 2 pages in Grammar Time, 2 pages of mathT- 5 pages in the Writer’s Journal, 1 page in Reading time, 2 pages in Warrior Word Work, 2 pages of scienceW- 5 pages in the Writer’s Journal, 1 page in Reading time, 2 pages in Pirate Pronunciation, 2 pages of historyTh- 5 pages in the Writer’s Journal, 1 page in Reading time, 2 pages in Creative Comic Book, 2 pages of mathF- 5 pages in the Writer’s Journal, 1 page in Reading time, 1 or 2 Creative Writing promptsOption 2-Use one journal at a time. Each journal will last 6-12 weeks depending on the age of your child. Option 3-Complete 1 writing project per week from 50 Creative Writing Prompts1 page per day in Reading TimeCreative Comic Book, Warrior Word Work, and half of the Writer’s journal for the first semester.Pirate Pronunciation, Grammar Time, and the second half of the Writer’s Journal for the second semester.You can use one journal per day, all journals each day, or mix it up- our materials are flexible. There’s no wrong way to use them!