Welcome to Our Words and What to Do with Them Homeschool Language Arts Course

What can be done with words? The possibilities are endless! With Words and What to Do with Them, middle and high school students learn what they can do with the words they have written. Instead of leaving literary homework in a folder, this course encourages students to do something with their creations through nine weeks of downloadable lessons and writing assignments.

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Words and What to Do with Them

Length:  9 weeks
Content type: Text based
Grades: 7–12


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