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Homeschool Language Arts Curriculum
Find
The Right Program For Your Child
 Does your child...
- become a reluctant
writer when the pencil appears but otherwise is very creative?
- procrastinate starting (and finishing) writing
assignments?
- have difficulty thinking of what to write?
- consistently use incorrect grammar and punctuation?
These are signs that your language arts program may not fit your
child's learning style.
Discover which homeschool
language arts
curriculum will develop your child's
natural writing
talent.
Every child can learn to
write effectively.
Every child has a natural writing talent. For some it comes easily to
pen and paper.
Others struggle with the mechanics of writing, yet they have the next
New York Times Best Seller on the tip of their tongue.
All you need is the right
tool for the job. The trick is to match the
language arts curriculum to your child's
learning style.
Start by finding out your child’s learning
style, then ...
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Homeschool Language Arts Curriculum
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Auditory Listening
Auditory
Learners
children learn through hearing information.
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Auditory Talk
Verbal
learners would
rather talk about the assignment than write about it. Narration,
discussions and oral presentations will give
them opportunities to practice writing skills.
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Kinesthetic/Tactile
Kinesthetic and Tactile learners need touch and movement in
order to learn. Whenever possible 'do' what you are learning.
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Visual Picture
Visual
Picture learners benefit from visual cues when learning new
information.
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Visual Print
Visual Print learners need to read and write.
Textbook/workbook programs are a perfect fit.
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 Total Language Plus
Reading and writing assignments centered around specific novels. Uses
comprehension-type exercises plus
creative writing projects.
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Grades 3-12 |
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Inventing
Inventing
learners need plenty of time to question and
experiment.
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Performing
Performing
learners need hands-on activities, games, and
plenty of opportunity to move, act, and do.
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Producing
Producing learners prefer routine, drill, reading,
workbooks, writing, and researching.
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Relating/Inspiring
Relating/Inspiring learners prefer social environments and
human-interest subjects. Use role-playing and group/partner
assignments to further enhance their
learning.
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Thinking/Creating
Thinking/Creating
learners prefer creative activities and
plenty of opportunities to wonder, think, and dream.
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Homeschool
Language Arts Resources
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