The newer guides also include discussion questions. For each copywork passage, suggested spelling/vocabulary words are included, as well as mechanical or literary elements to note. Arrow and Boomerang guides include four weeks worth of copy work.
Late middle schoolers and high schoolers use the Boomerang guides. Upper elementary and middle school students will use The Arrow guides. Instead, your family will encounter and use these elements in the context of quality family read alouds! So how do you focus on spelling, mechanics, and literary elements with the Brave Writer program? This program doesn’t include your typical scope-and-sequence workbook type grammar exercises. Need to jumpstart (or re-start) a writing program in your homeschool? Perhaps you need a little jolt of enthusiasm! Try the 7-Day Writing Blitz and take writing off the page! What about revising those rough drafts? Take this workshop on Wacky Revision Tactics! If you want writing prompts to use for Friday Freewrite (on Fridays or any day of the week) check this huge archive of over 300 topics here on the blog. Help for High School Free Sample – includes a complete module from Part 1 helping high school writers to examine the difference between oral communication and written description with a helpful acronym and a word play activity.įor more writing guidance, check out this lesson on freewriting.
Partnership Writing (ages 9-10) Free Sample - includes an overview of a year of study incorporating Language Arts, Oral Language, and Writing Projects sample schedule for various seasons of the year one Oral Language practice, and three Writing Projects included in free sample!įaltering Ownership (ages 11-12) Free Sample - includes an overview of a year of study incorporating Language Arts, The Arrow, and The Brave Writer Lifestyle one Brave Writer Lifestyle practice and three Writing Projects are included in free sample! Jot it Down! (ages 5-8) Free Sample - includes an overview of a year of study incorporating Language Arts, Oral Language, and Writing Projects one Language Arts practice, two Oral Language activities, and two complete Writing Projects are in the free sample! They are covered in more depth in Chapter 14 of The Writer’s Jungle): This idea is extended and fleshed out in four collections geared towards a few of what Brave Writer calls the “Natural Stages of Writing” (find a summary of each stage of writing on the Brave Writer Home Page. The Writer’s Jungle includes lots of ideas for writing projects and lessons.
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