Writing Products

Students learn about heroes of the Bible as they learn to write with Structure and Style®. The Student Book includes a downloadable Teacher's Manual. † Contains distinctly Christian content

This thematic thesaurus contains a treasure trove of fascinating words to spice up your students' writing! From character qualities to behavior traits to the five senses, you'll find a host of descriptive words to add interest and flair to any composition.

Students write about firefighters, police officers, rescue workers, and other community helpers as they learn to write with Structure and Style®. The Student Book includes a downloadable Teacher's Manual.

Here is a portable wall for your primary student! Students apply stickers to their folders as they build on their experience and understanding of writing with Structure and Style®.

Purchase this if you already own the Bible Heroes Student Book and you would like us to print the the Teacher's Manual e-book for you. † Contains distinctly Christian content

TEACHER'S MANUAL ONLY – NOT A COMPLETE COURSE. Purchase this if you already own the People and Places Student Book, and you would like us to print the the Teacher's Manual e-book for you.

This reproducible resource provides perfect source texts to aid you in creating assignments for Units 1–6.

Narration and dictation are the core of Charlotte Mason and Ruth Beechick methods. Andrew Pudewa provides practical strategies for how to make them work in real practice.Recorded at the 2004 Tacoma Teacher's Conference

Are fairy tales good, even important for Christian students? Where did they come from, what can they teach our children, and should we spend our valuable time reading them? In this session we will discuss several basic themes in fairy tales and traditional children’s literature (goodness, truth, beauty, hope, honesty, wishes, etc.) as well as key archetypes of literature and their importance to the moral imagination. With the confusion surrounding modern fantasy writing, many parents feel uncertain in discerning the good and important literature from misleading and confusing books, stories, and movies.

What is "mastery learning" and how does it relate to home education? Andrew will explain the methods, goals, and benefits of the ability development model as developed by Dr. Shinichi Suzuki, and applications to disciplines other than music, along with potential obstacles to successful implementation. Come and hear how, as Dr. Suzuki puts it, "Every child can learn,” and you can create success in areas where you or your children have struggled in the past.