Homeschool Language Arts Paint with your Words

Welcome to Our Paint with Your Words Homeschool Language Arts Course

Did you know that not only brushes can paint pictures? Words can, too! In our eight-week course, Paint with Your Words, middle and high school students learn what passive writing is, how active writing is different, how to incorporate the five senses into their writing, how to choose strong words, and how to weave figurative language into what they write.

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Paint with Your Words

Length:  8 weeks
Content-type: Text-based
Age/Grade: 6th – 9th Grades

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