More About Our Creative Writing Homeschool Language Arts Course

Reluctant writer? Don’t know the first thing about creative writing? Or, don’t see the importance of fiction but have a child who loves it?

That’s okay! This creative writing homeschool language arts course takes the pressure off the parent in this area and provides guidance that gets many kids interested in writing. No, not all. But parents might be surprised at how their reluctant writer develops through this engaging homeschool course.

Each month, a different topic is covered. While not completely dependent, they do build upon each other. So regardless of when a student starts, it is recommended that they begin with the first homeschool language arts lesson and work their way through the course in chronological sequence.

Points to keep in mind:

1. This is not a grammar course. The  importance of grammar rules are emphasized — but, in fiction, it is okay to occasionally break those rules.
2. This is not a punctuation or spelling course. In fact, homeschool students will learn that drafts are drafts for a reason. Spelling can be fixed later, as can grammar and punctuation. Abbreviations and shorthand are acceptable. Neatness is optional. The only requirement is that they be able to read the document themselves.

The lesson designer is available to answer questions. If something doesn’t make sense or a student is struggling to find the right edit, she is glad to help where she can. Contact her through her website, www.CarrieDaws.com.