Homeschool Writing

There are many ways to encourage your children to write. But you may need some ideas to inspire you - and them!!

Homeschooling is wonderfully flexible - and there are some great ways of encouraging your children to write.

I do not use a writing curriculum in my homeschool schedule - I just maximise the opportunities available within homeschooling.

Are there are lots of opportunities available :) Everyday situations are wonderful for writing opportunities. I hope these ideas will inspire you to give them a try.

Sponsored Links


Homeschool Writing Ideas

Check out these fabulous homeschool writing ideas!

Homeschool Writing

Here are some of the activities we do;

Creative Writing Activities for Kids.
Lots of ideas to inspire your children to write creatively.

If your children are young and you are thinking about handwriting, here are some experiences of how to teach writing.

Kids Writing Resources.
Contests, magazines, groups and writing programs. Lots of ways to encourage your kids writing skills.

Kids Writing Lesson Plan - Write a Book.
A week of lessons from my free homeschool curriculum. Spend a week helping the children to write a book - and get it published!

Homeschool Writing - Story Starter Prompts

Make fonts.
A weeks lesson plan looking at fonts and typography - with lots of activities based around words.

Journaling for Kids.
Journaling is a wonderful way for your kids to learn about themselves. This 'free-writing' approach helps them develop their writing skills - and find a 'friend for life'.

To take this further, you can also use journal writing prompts

Starting a Kids Diary. Find out about the types of diaries your children could keep, and get some tips for encouraging them to use it!

Get Creative!


Scavenger Story Bag.
Make a story bag to use as prompts for your kids story writing.

Capitalization and Punctuation Worksheets.
Do you children enjoy worksheets? Here are some to help them practice when to use capital letters and punctuation.

Homeschool Ideas Daybook.
This daybook is a perfect way to get your kids to write down their ideas.

Lapbooks.
Lapbooks are a really fun way to do homeschool projects - and a good way to get your children to write without them noticing!


Kids Homeschool Blogs.
Blogs are a good way to encourage your children to write on a regular basis. Find out more about how to set them up safely, and help your kids meet other kids bloggers.

Guest Article
More great ways to encourage your child in homeschool writing. Three great ideas from Mary of Nonfiction-Writing-Guide.com


Got a homeschool writing idea?
Why not share it?

How do you do writing in your homeschool? Found a great writing resource? Got an idea you would like to share?

I would love to hear about it. Fill out the form below and share it with us.

Read other visitors homeschool writing stories and ideas

Click below to see contributions from other visitors about homeschool writing...

Creative Writing for Kids 
One thing I like doing to get creative juices flowing and a little creative writing accomplished in the process is cartooning with a twist. Draw a picture …

Homeschool Writing Idea - Be a Comic Book Hero 
My son doesn't like to actually place the pencil on paper and spell out his thoughts.  He gets bored before the end of the first line.  His ideas are wonderful …

Family Homeschool Writing Idea 
Add a Line and Pass it on I started a story with just a few words on the first line and then passed it on to one of my children. They had one …

Homeschool Writing - Letters and Greetings  
A good way to do some homeschool writing is to make the kids write letters to the friends in the neighborhood or relatives- uncle , aunt, grandparents …

Homeschool Writing Project Idea 
Hello, We like to allow the kids to choose something they are interested in. Last time, we did music for our daughter, and Army for our son. We choose …

Homeschool Writing with Kindness Not rated yet
My two sons, ages 6 and 7 , are homeschooled. I'm finding it very difficult to get them to write anything! I  came up with "elfing" someone over the …

Click here to write your own.


divider

Worried you child may have dyslexia?
Check out the signs of dyslexia in young children.

Do you Homeschool?
Get creative. Ditch the curriculum for a time and try some new ideas. This website is all about great projects and creative activities you can use in your homeschool. Click the button below now to get inspired!

Get Ideas Button

Homeschool Writing
Share this page:
Enjoy this page? Please share with your friends. Here's how...

Would you prefer to share this page with others by linking to it?

  1. Click on the HTML link code below.
  2. Copy and paste it, adding a note of your own, into your blog, a Web page, forums, a blog comment, your Facebook account, or anywhere that someone would find this page valuable.


What's New?

Best Homeschool Year Yet Planner
Educational Board Games for Kids
Homeschool Newsletter - Fuel the Fire Newsletter
Free Homeschool Newsletter

Look what's available in my homeschool store!




Lovely messages sent from visitors like you:

Oh my goodness! I am a home schooling mum of 4 and I have NEVER found a better site! Thank you so much.
Blessings, Jenny (New Zealand)

I wanted to say THANK YOU for your fabulous website. I found your website, and finally I have the confidence to take the plunge and take my daughter out of school and educate her at home, thank you, thank you.
Marina (UK)

I cannot get over how much great information and super ideas you have here. Fantastic!
Ruralmama (USA)

This is simply fabulous!! I just now found this site and I'm so excited!! The opportunities and suggestions as well as the need to inspire are exactly what I have been searching to fulfill!! I'm so thrilled to get started and even more excited to continue to explore all of the fabulous suggestions and creative ideas you have offered here!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Jennifer (USA)




Free Homeschool Curriculum