If your child groans every time it’s time to write, you’re not alone. Many homeschooling parents worry that their middle or high schooler simply “hates writing.” In reality, most reluctant writers don’t dislike writing itself. They dislike feeling overwhelmed, unsure where to begin, or afraid of making mistakes. The good news is that writing confidence […]
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The American Library Association (ALA) hosts Banned Books Week to celebrate the freedom to read. The ALA began tracking book challenges in the early 1980s, creating lists of titles that schools or libraries attempted to remove due to controversial themes, language, or ideas. These “banned books” range from “classics” like To Kill a Mockingbird to […]
In today’s digital world, it’s easy to overlook handwriting. Most kids can type faster than they can write, and many assignments are completed online. But for homeschoolers, handwriting, and especially cursive, still plays an important role in a well-rounded education. Here are three big reasons to keep it in your homeschool routine: 1. Understanding Legal […]
In an age where screens dominate, the simple act of putting pencil to paper is more powerful than ever. Physical writing helps children strengthen fine motor skills, boost memory, and express ideas with clarity and creativity.
We’re back! After unexpectedly losing our original TikTok page, Teacher Jade’s Writing Academy has a new home for all of our daily writing prompts, tips, and homeschool-friendly inspiration. While it was disappointing to lose our growing community, we’re excited to reconnect and continue supporting parents, teachers, and young writers. You can now follow us on TikTok, where […]