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We offer materials that will help your K-12 students become outstanding writers. Our books and eBooks show you how to teach writing and grammar - so it makes sense to you and your students.
Would you rather attend a workshop? We offer those too! Our workshops address some of the most common challenges and questions that come up when teaching writing to K-12 students. We invite you to learn more.
In addition to providing writing materials, this site will offer free writing tips and tricks, give links to other educational resources and services, show samples of outstanding student work, and much more.
Receive your first issue NOWYour first issue, "Better Ways of Using 'Said'", includes a handout filled with more than 50 words such as "lamented," "gasped," and "wailed," that will make your student's writing come alive.
You will also receive three worksheets that will help your students make these words a regular part of their writing. Finally, this newsletter will give you many more ideas that will help you implement this new skill with your students.
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#21 - Teach Root Words: There are thousands upon thousands of words in the English language. We can give list after list of words for our students to memorize and still not come close to teaching them all. Why not get more bang your your buck and teach root words. Think about it, if you teach one . . . read more..
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If you're a home school teacher needing help with writing instruction, check out our page designed especially for you. It will show you where to start and how to progress from grades three through high school. Follow our steps in the Home School Writing Action Plan, and you will have a step-by-step plan mapped out for creating outstanding writers. Its pacing guide shows you how to create the same outstanding writers no matter what grade you start the program. Read More. 