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In Our Write Minds

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Encouragement, ideas, and resources for teachers and homeschool parents as they teach their children to write. No matter what writing program or method you choose, everyone can use a few fresh ideas or a bit of timely advice along the writing journey.

• Added on: Feb 27th, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: rckimmo
• Listed in: How-To Education and Training
• Tags: writing ideas essay writing writing curriculum reluctant writer homeschool writing writing games

Recent Posts

• How to write a book review, Part 4

  Posted on Monday October 6th, 2008 at 13:27 in articles, book, curriculum, kim's blog, old schoolhouse, Opinion, Personal, positive, Product, review, reviews, writeshop

  Over the past several weeks, I’ve given you tips on how to write various kinds of curriculum and product reviews. Part 1: Four Basic Steps for Writing a Book Review Part 2: The Neutral or Unbiased Review Part 3: The Positive Review As we wrap up ...

• Wordless Wednesday - Bad Signage #10

  Posted on Wednesday October 1st, 2008 at 02:01 in bad signage, wordless wednesday

  Stop by every 1st and 3rd Wednesday for a peek into the world of spelling, punctuation, or grammar gone horribly wrong! Wow. Guess Yoda has a new job as a sign-maker....

• Notable confusables

  Posted on Tuesday September 30th, 2008 at 02:01 in blue book of grammar, confusing, grammar, its, practice, resources & links, their, there, they're, you're, your

  Last week we talked about some Notable Confusables, and you and your kids had fun with a bunch of online grammar quizzes. How’d you do? Clearing Up Confusing Combos  If your children had trouble with any of the concepts, they’ll enjo...

• Using diaries to write about history

  Posted on Monday September 29th, 2008 at 02:01 in diary, historical, history, journal, kim's blog, living books, narrative, resources & links, writing, writing across curriculum, writing across the curriculum, writing games & activities

  In Journaling . . . with a twist I talked about how much our family enjoyed using journaling ideas for writing across the curriculum. Even though the journaling tips and examples would work for all ages, they are especially effective with younger chi...

• Make a story pocket

  Posted on Thursday September 25th, 2008 at 19:54 in book a, craft, k-3, kim's blog, kindergarten, primary, project, publishing, writeshop, writeshop primary, writing, writing games & activities

  Publish Your Child’s Stories  One of the most encouraging and rewarding experiences for a young author is to see her work published. As a second and third grader, I remember how much I loved to find my own little stories and poems publishe...

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