What Kinds of Writing Should College-Bound Teens Do?
What Kinds of Writing Should College-Bound Teens Do? Prepare teens for college writing and learning through variety and depth in high school.
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Non-fiction Writing for Homeschool High School, Interview with Janet and Geoff Benge
Non-fiction Writing for Homeschool High School, Interview with Janet and Geoff Benge. Popular biographers share practical tips for teens.
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How to Grade High School Papers
How to Grade High School Papers. Homeschool high school students write lots of papers. Here is a simple guide to help moms feel confident about grading.
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How to Grade Poetry for Homeschool High School
How to Grade Poetry for Homeschool High School. Grading poetry can be stressful for homeschool moms. These guidelines for grading poetry will help.
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Using the Myth-Fantasy Curriculum in the Classroom Setting and Individually
Myth-Fantasy short story writing is a fun project for homeschool high schoolers at home or in group classes. Here’s how one homeschool dad uses the text.
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How Many Papers Should MY Homeschool High Schooler Write?
How Many Papers Should MY Homeschool High Schooler Write? The number and length of papers a teen should write varies by age, needs, interests and abilities. Here’s a helpful guide.
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4 Yearly Writing Projects to Include for Solid Language Arts
4 Yearly Writing Projects to Include for Solid High School Language Arts. Build a great transcript with great writing projects!
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What are Chicago-Style Research Papers and Why Should Your Teen Write One?
What are Chicago-Style Research Papers and Why Should Your Teen Write One? Prepare your homeschool high schooler for college papers.
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3 Surprising Reasons Homeschool Highschoolers Need Creative Writing
3 Surprising Reasons Homeschool Highschoolers Need Creative Writing. Parents sometimes worry that their teens would waste time if they do creative writing.
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