Are you looking for a writing curriculum , or pre-college curriculum to use in your homeschool cooperative?
Inspire the Writer in Your Child:Revitalize Your Child's Love for Writing in Just 20 Easy Lessons
In this easy-to-use Christian-based curriculum parents and teachers will inspire writers to develop their creative writing skills through fun, hands-on activities that foster strong long-term writing skill development.
This writing workshop method can be used with families, groups and in progressive classrooms. It includes teaching tips and a supplemental list of ways to develop your inspired writer’s fine motor skills.
This is perfect for motivated second graders and may be used up to grade seven.
Teachers may photocopy the pages for their classes. easy-to-follow teacher instructions are included in the text.
In this easy-to-use Christian-based curriculum parents and teachers will inspire writers to develop their creative writing skills through fun, hands-on activities that foster strong long-term writing skill development.
This writing workshop method can be used with families, groups and in progressive classrooms. It includes teaching tips and a supplemental list of ways to develop your inspired writer’s fine motor skills.
This is perfect for motivated second graders and may be used up to grade seven.
Teachers may photocopy the pages for their classes. easy-to-follow teacher instructions are included in the text.
"Writing Success: Essential Writing Skills for the College-Bound Student"
is designed to:
is designed to:
- To instill a love for writing so students become better writers
- To utilize writing in all subjects and disciplines so the writing process becomes natural and easy for students
- To have students exceed established national writing standards
- To prepare students for college and higher education writing
- To develop higher level thinking skills in all curriculum areas
- To help parents grade their children’s writing objectively
- To develop writing skills that can be transferred to different writing forms
- To encourage students to be proactive writers in their homes, churches and communities
- To strengthen grammar, punctuation and sentence structure using a student’s own writing as a foundation
- To covers all types of required papers from middle-school, high school and first year of college
- To help struggling writers have a format to follow to compose their papers
- To help students know how to approach different types of writing.
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How to Get Good Grades in College
In this practical guide learners will address the following questions: Why is a positive attitude towards learning so important? How can I accomplish my goals? How can I manage my time when I have so much to do? How can I focus more on my school work when I find it is hard to concentrate? How can I complete the large volume of reading that college requires? How do I take notes in college? How do I manage the stress of my classes and campus life? How should I approach studying for a college exam? What is the best place to study and the best way to study? How do I create a lifestyle of learning? How do I write a research paper? Plus. SAT/ ACT testing tips, college study tips and recommended reading. Also, a bonus book The Power of Concentration. 
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Write a Winning Admissions Essay
This guide is for parents, teachers, homeschoolers, college advisors, grassroot organizations and first-generation college applicants. This program may be used in classrooms, homeschool learning cooperatives, after-school centers, and college preparatory programs. This guide answers the following questions: Why is the admission essay so difficult to write? What is the structure of an admission essay? How do I write a compelling admission essay? How do I harness the power of story in my admission essay? What is the foundation of a good admission essay? How do I find something interesting to write about? How do I make my admission essay memorable? How do I approach writing the first draft of the admission essay? What are some writing techniques I can use to make my writing powerful? How do I approach the task of writing so many essays at one time? How do I improve my first draft? How do I write a scholarship essay? |
