Choose the Best Composition Curriculum For Your Children
If you wonder if your child can write, then ask if your child can tell a coherent story or verbalize what was just studied. If so, the writing “problem” may be a simple logistical problem. Not being able to compose and remember it long enough to hand write, spell, and punctuate it all at once might be the problem—not the inability to write. [Can your student compose?]
Composition and Writing Homeschool Curriculum for Grades K to 12
Can Your Student Compose?
- If your student can dictate and tell you a story or the answer to a question from another course, then your student can compose.
- Use a cell phone app or an inexpensive recorder to record the student as he dictates/tells his “writing” to you. Later he can listen to what he recorded and write it on paper.
- A wealth of homeschool composition curriculum exists for teaching and learning the writing process.
- The following composition and creative writing books and courses were chosen because they are favorites among homeschooling families, are homeschool friendly, and they work.
- Perhaps you want to teach several children together with one composition course. Multi-level teaching saves time and allows children of different ages to learn together in the family setting.
Helpful Resources for Teaching Composition
Word Artist
Writing Skills 1 Flipper
Writing Skills 1 Flipper
ISBN-13: 9781878383167
The Writing Skills 1 Flipper covers basic writing techniques, troublesome words (such as: has-have, saw-seen).
- Language Arts Flippers More flippers for punctuation, sentence skills and more.
Grade 7 to college.
List $11.95
Price $10.49

Writing Skills 2 Flipper
Complete Language Arts Curriculum at Lamp Post Homeschool
If you prefer a complete language arts course that includes composition and other subjects (depending on grade level) such as reading, literature, spelling, vocabulary, grammar, and handwriting, then you might want to check out complete language arts curriculum.