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Our Homeschool History episodes
- Beginning Research Report Writing - How I Teach
This week’s HIT episode is chock full of helps in how to teach beginning research writing to students in fourth through eighth grades! And…is uses animals of the jungle (based on the book/movie, The Jungle Book).
Visit https://languageartsladyblog.com/howiteach for blog, video and Teacher Notebook sheets information on this episode!
37 min - Sentence and Paragraph Writing with Advanced Writing Boxes- How I Teach
In HIT#3, I cover many important topics in teaching young students how to write from a source (in a sentence-by-sentence format with our darling writing boxes!) and how to put in strong describers.
Visit https://languageartsladyblog.com/howiteach for blog, video and Teacher's Notebook sheets for this episode.
37 min - Writing a Very Short Story- How I Teach
In HIT #2, I taught how to teach a very short story for fifth through twelfth grade students (adjustable according to length assigned and story elements required). I also taught about the infamous to/two/too issues.
See https://languageartsladyblog.com/howiteach/ for all the information related to this episode with Teacher's Notebook sheets, video and blog.
43 min - Writing the Three “Favorites” Essay- How I Teach
Welcome to HIT---How I Teach.... Each week in this innovative audiocast/videocast, I bring you tips, tricks, and techniques for teaching writing, language arts, grammar, and more (to grades two through twelve) drawing upon my 100+ curriculum books totaling over 50,000 pages.
In this premiere episode,
Visit https://languageartsladyblog.com/howiteach for blog, video and Teacher's Notebook sheet information!
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About Our Homeschool History
From the publisher's feed
Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a homeschool “pioneer” nearly forty years ago? Have you ever scratched your head and marveled at how someone could homeschool for three or more decades? Do you ever wish you had an older mama to tell you all the things she did right, wrong, or in between?
Then look no more! You have found all of that in Donna Reish’s (aka language arts lady’s) “Our Homeschool History.” A chronological look in ten-minute, bite-sized audios (and videos at YouTube/Instagram) of what our family learned and did during our thirty-two years of homeschooling and home growing our seven children.
https://www.languageartsladyblog.com/ourhomeschoolhistory
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