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Put away the red pen!

Most programs tell students what to write. We show them how to write. 

Growing Brave Writers is the essential training you need to be the delightful writing coach your children deserve. End writer’s block! 

One product to teach all your kids, and will last your entire homeschool career!

Together, you and your kids will:

• play oral and writing games
• grow a rich vocabulary
• do research
• freewrite (unblocks your blocked writers)
• revise (brand new material)
• edit (two strategies your kids will embrace)
• polish fiction and nonfiction writing

Empower your kids to feel good about writing.

This program works for a wide-range of children. Perfect for children who can read easily and handwrite comfortably.

Each chapter contains:

• A coaching guide for a writing practice
• A writing activity with detailed instructions
• A checklist for completion
• A sample written narrative of skills mastered

An additional chapter and an appendix feature: 

• Directions for how to use the program in co-ops, with schooled children, and across the curriculum 
• Writing samples for the activities

Growing Brave Writers is a 200+ page PDF file. It’s non-consumable and works well with students of all ages (5–18). It’s designed to support a writer doing any kind of writing, including assignments in other programs or classes, for homeschooled and traditionally schooled students.

Purchase perks! 
Upon purchase, automatically enter into a 10-month email workflow that will guide you step-by-step, chapter by chapter. Implementation was never so easy!

Welcome to a Brand New Partnership Writing! 

You've told us you want more Partnership Writing projects for your 8-10-year-olds and that you love connecting them to Darts. We've listened!  

Partnership Writing One is designed for 8-year-olds (3rd grade), but the program offers maximum flexibility and can be easily adapted for children ages 5-12 to meet your family's needs. 

Team up with your young writers

Your child is a fluent speaker, bursting with stories and ideas they share with enthusiasm. You don't see that same energy show up in their writing. Partnership Writing helps you bridge the gap with your child. 

The most overlooked practice in writing is working with a partner. When you partner with your child, writing skills and confidence soar!

Partnership Writing brings writing voice and writing formats together while guiding you to navigate this exciting stage of writing development!

Included in the Partnership Writing One program:

• Tools to plan the projects
• Tools to track the skills your child gains
  
• Support for charter school, portfolio, and evaluation reports
• A sample schedule (routine) for how to incorporate these practices into your year
  
• Guidance on incorporating the Brave Writer Lifestyle and oral language practices 
• Suggestions for pairing projects with Dart Collection One novels

Projects for Collection One:

[Want to compare Collections? We've got them all listed in one easy document!]

Partnership Writing One is comprised of nine four-color PDF files—one for each project. They look great on tablets and iPads, or can be printed. The product is non-consumable and can be used for multiple children at once. Each project can be done more than one time with a fresh topic to practice the formats.

Some projects will draw on the original Partnership Writing, but with all-new features, layout, and guidance.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Partnership Writing One projects will be released, one per month, starting August 15. Each project PDF will be available for download in your Brave Writer account, where you will also find other support materials. We will email you a monthly reminder with additional guidance on implementation. 

Note: Partnership Writing Collection One is one part of the Emerging Writers Bundle One

This monthly handbook contains the following features:

• 4 Passages (one per week) for copywork/dictation practices
• Lessons on grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary, and literary devices
• Dart Planner and Skills Tracker
• Weekly Reading Guide
• Literary Device and Writing Activity
• Discussion Questions
• Family Book Club Party Ideas
• Guidelines explaining copywork & dictation practices

• Literary Device: Anthropomorphism

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