|
Teaching Language Arts
- Handwriting
- Reading
- Spelling
- Writing
Related
- Language
Arts Bookstore
- Language
Arts Shop
-
I Don't Know How to Teach
- Constructing Knowledge
- Foundations
for Success
- Learning Styles
- Lessons
& Ideas
- No More
Writer's Block
- Teaching
High School Subjects
- Learning
- Pre-Readers
- Teaching Tips
A to Z Home's Cool
- Home
- Articles
- Beginning
to Homeschool
- Chat Room
- Community
Networking
- Concerns
- Curriculum Shopping
- Distance Learning Programs
- DVD Rentals
- Early
Years
- Events
- Explorations
4 Kids
- Field Trips
- Gifted Kids
- Holiday
Directory
- Homeschooling
Jokes
- Laws
& Legalities
- Lessons
& Ideas
- Methods,
Styles
- Regional
Information
- Religion
& Cultural
- Special Needs
- Support Group Resources
- Teens
& College-Bound
- Thoughts
& Hard Facts
- Unschooling
Explorations 4 Kids
- Computer
Literacy
- Drivers
Ed
- Fine Arts
- General
Interest
- Health & Fitness
- Language
Arts
- Languages
Math
- Science
Experiments
- * Astronomy
- * Biology
- * Chemistry
- * Earth
Science
- * Physics
- Social
Studies
-
Circle of Friends Penpal
Club
Since 1997, our award winning Club has set the standard for epal
safety. Our web-based system is self-contained, with bad word
and personal information filters, REPORT ME links to customer
service, Live Help and parental controls that fine tune each
member's messaging experience.
-
-
- Grammar Homework Help
-
|
Teaching Language Arts
Handwriting
Handwriting
AN A TO Z RESOURCE
Help introducing children to form letters correctly as printing,
italics and cursive.
Strategies
for Dealing with Dysgraphia
Educators expect students to learn from the process of writing,
yet dysgraphic students find that the process of writing actually
interferes with learning. How, then, can they adequately learn
to use the process of writing to express their ideas?
Wonderful
Writing: From Runes to Romulan
There's more than one way to write. These days there are, in
fact, well over 150 ways to write worldwide, including phonemic
alphabets that use symbols to represent individual vowel and
consonant sounds. By Rebecca Rupp, HEM J/F 07.
Reading
Teaching Reading
AN A TO Z RESOURCE
Homeschool parents tell how they bring the joy of reading into their homes. Reading from a homeschool perspective.
Spelling
Unspelling
AN A TO Z ARTICLE
Unspelling™ works like this: one person
picks a source word. Then, in turn, each of the players must
spell this word incorrectly, but with a basis in a sound-analogy
with the way another word (or words) is correctly spelled.
How
to Teach Any Child to Spell
Let's start our discussion on teaching spelling by dispelling
a few myths. Deep down inside you may have known all along these
were myths, but if you're like me, you were afraid to trust your
gut instincts. By Gayle Graham, M.Ed.
Spelling it
Right
To improve and develop their spelling children need to develop
an interest in words, feel safe about trying new words, learn
about the way words are built up using syllables, basic spelling,
patterns of English, memorising strategies, the meanings of words,
prefixes and suffixes, and write for their own enjoyment without
the fear that they will be criticised. From an English English
teacher, which is why the British spellings appear in this description.
Word Birds and Other Games
Word Birds started with simple letter substitution puzzles I created when my children wanted to learn to read. Think of a three-letter word in which you can substitute the vowel and come up with another word. By Sue Smith Heavenrich, HEM S/O 08.
Writing
No More Writer's Block
AN A TO Z ARTICLE
Using multiple intelligences to help young writers, By Laurel
Schmidt.
Building
Writers for the Next Millenium
Barbara Smith has had the privilege to "facilitate"
a great group of young people - writers for the coming millennium
- who are homeschooled.
How
to Motivate Your Children to Write Well
Your children need to see you smile in excitement when they write,
no matter the quality. You can (and will) work on improving the
mistakes. But at first make sure to give them the praise they
need.
Something
to Say
Lisa Bugg's delightful article in HEM will help both you and
your kids learn to be writers.
Ways
to Encourage Reluctant Writer
Beyond storytelling, writing is a valuable skill - for taking
notes, organizing thoughts, communicating ideas. So how do we
get our reluctant writers to write? Sue Smith-Heavenrich, HEM
J/F 99.
What
Can Inhibit Writing Development?
Writing problems rarely occur in isolation, and improvements
in writing go hand in hand with the development of other non-writing-specific
skills. Misunderstood Minds, PBS.
Wretched Writers Welcome
Rebecca Rupp talks about how to learn correct English writing by having a good laugh at the very worse. HEM M/A 08.
|
Reading Recomendations
Teaching Children to Love
by Childre, Doc Lew
80 games & fun activities for raising balanced children in
unbalanced times. 1996 Paperback
- What Do I Do Monday? (Innovators
in Education)
by John Holt
- A wonderful book about teaching young children the basics;
reading, writing and math.
The Heart of Learning
Spirituality in Education
by Glazer, Steven
Essays about healing, about integrating spiritual development
into learning. For all interested in educating from the heart
and soul. 1999 Paperback
Every Child Is a Genius
365 Fun and Easy Ways to Develop Your Child's Gifts
by Griffith, Elise M.
This is a great collection of activities for enhancing every
child's education. 1998 Paperback.
- The Teach Narnia Guide to The Lion, the Witch
and the Wardrobe
by Joanna Steer (Author), Warren Hinkson (Author)
- Unveil the literary and cultural richness of the most popular
stories of the western world to your children: The
Chronicles of Narnia, Boxed Set
- by C.S. Lewis, Pauline Baynes (Illustrator) or just The
Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Full-Color Collector's
Edition)
- by C. S. Lewis, Pauline Baynes (Illustrator)
-
-
|
