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Homeschool Writing Curriculums

Your guide to the best homeschool writing curriculums and learning ideas.

Top 5 Homeschool Writing Curriculums - Voted by YOU!

Our Homeschool Writing and Grammar Curriculum Course guide is based on real feedback and input from people just like you—homeschool parents, moms, and dads.

We have received thousands of votes from our homeschool families and have our top 5 winners for elementary, middle and high school programs.

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Top 5 Elementary Writing Curriculums

Learn about our top five elementary school homeschool writing curriculums ranked by our homeschool family community—people just like you and me— who have experienced these curriculums first hand.

This top five guide is a helpful roadmap to help you navigate the best of the best courses on the market today whether you are seeking information about homeschooling, are a new home school educator, or are a successful and experienced homeschool educator.

Top 5 Middle School Writing Curriculums

Writing curriculum programs for middle school homeschooling are not a one size fits all; and, as a home educator, it is ultimately up to you to make the best decision.

We have pooled our resources and asked our homeschool audience of teachers and students to come up with the top 5 middle school writing curriculums to help you on your journey.

Top 5 High School Writing Curriculums

Research papers, essay writing, grammar, and communication are several of the critical writing skills that are learned in high school. What is the best writing curriculum for home school high school students?

We have our top ranked 1-5 publishers and providers that will help you match up with a curriculum that will be a perfect fit for your home-based student.

The Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) is an easy, fun, flexible, and structured writing curriculum that has a lifetime guarantee.

IEW’s framework for structure and style will give your student the tools he or she needs to excel in all areas of writing starting with elementary age programs all the way through high school.

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TTD365 Audio Resources: Writing (Members Only!)

Why Hydration Matters

You’ve got a lot on your plate—homeschooling, running your household, keeping everyone fed (and alive!)—but if you’re feeling foggy, irritable, or extra stiff lately, don’t overlook something simple: hydration.Here are 3 things every busy mom needs to know:1. Dehydration Feels Like Burnout. When you’re not drinking enough water, your brain slows down (hello, brain fog), […]

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Dear Tired Mama: 3 Natural Ways to Get Your Energy Back (Without Another Cup of Coffee)

If you’re teaching long division while reheating your coffee for the third time… I see you.If you were at the Pigeon Forge convention and answered my question about stress and fatigue with exaggerated sarcasm, you weren’t the only one.And if you’ve started to wonder, “Is it normal to feel this tired all the time?”—let me […]

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Creating a Strong Homeschool Community

Are you passionate about homeschooling and interested in starting your own homeschool group of families or even an academy? Whether you’re looking to unite a small group or grow into a larger academy, this workshop will provide the practical tools and confidence you need to bring your vision to life. Join experienced academy founders to […]

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Worldview Evangelism

In this session, we will examine the foundations of a worldview, observe differences between us and our neighbors, and learn how to apply that understanding to share the Gospel more effectively. Speaker Joel Willoughby Listen Now

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They’ve Graduated…Now What Do I Do?

The last bite of graduation cake has been eaten and the trash has been thrown away. Now what? What is a parent’s role post-graduation? Can they still make rules, have a say, voice their opinion, or do they have to remain silent? Join Todd as he shares his observations and experiences, and what the Bible […]

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Stop the POPP: Help Perfectionistic, Overachieving People-Pleasers Become Resilient Kids

If your child shows signs of perfectionism, relentless overachieving, or excessive authority- pleasing, the time to address these habits is NOW. It’s not too early, and it’s never too late! We’ll examine how your words, actions, and family dynamics may unintentionally fuel your children’s POPP tendencies; learning to help them break through rigidity and fragility […]

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Not What I Had Planned

As homeschool parents we spend a lot of time and energy making plans for our students, our days, our homes—our lives! And that’s good. But what do you do when your plans are interrupted? In April 2024 Sonya was diagnosed with breast cancer, and life suddenly didn’t look anything like she had planned. As she […]

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Getting Kids to Work

People complain all the time that their children are lazy and unmotivated, but only 28% of American families give their children any chores at all. At all. We teach our children right from wrong, we teach our children to read and write, but forget to teach them how to work. God gave us no choice. […]

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How I Use Artifacts to Teach History

Some children (and adults) grasp the stories and meaning of history more easily with the aid of “material culture.” Artifacts of the past tell us much about the lives of our ancestors, as well as specific events of history. Join me in examining a few examples from my personal collection and thinking through how you […]

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Did you Say Pusghetti? A Dyslexia Simulation for Parents

This will be a transformative experience where attendees will hear, see, and feel what your dyslexic child does. Gather with your fellow homeschool moms from across the country as we dive into what educational journeys are often like for children with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. The reading simulation allows attendees to experience the thought […]

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Raising Children with an Eternal Perspective

In a world focused on temporal achievements, how do we raise children who live with an eternal mindset? This transformative workshop equips Christian parents to nurture children who see beyond immediate circumstances and understand their kingdom purpose. You’ll learn how to cultivate spiritual disciplines, foster a biblical worldview, and inspire children to live purposefully for […]

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A Faith That Sticks: Building Strong Relationships and a Lasting Faith with Tweens and Teens

Join Leslie and Tricia as they explore the biblical priorities that can guide you through the transformative tween and teen years. You’ll learn how to build and maintain strong, trusting relationships with your children during these critical years, all while fostering a faith that lasts. By focusing on timeless biblical principles, you’ll gain practical insights […]

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The Power of Perspective for Homeschool Moms

In this seminar, we’ll explore common challenges we face in homeschooling and ways to simplify our approach, implement helpful systems, and cultivate a sustainable homeschooling experience. As believing moms, we draw strength from the knowledge that God equips us for this journey. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple perspective shift to navigate the tough […]

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Politics…Nasty but Necessary

I’ve been teaching civics to homeschoolers since 2012 and was a Christian talk radio show host for 16 years…and a political activist to boot. Most of my students take the class became mom and dad make them…but by the time it’s over, they understand why civics is such an important topic. If you think politics […]

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Raise Children with Mature Character

Biblical character will set your children apart and allow them to positively change culture. Learn what makes their character mature, the qualities to especially prioritize, and how to teach them. Understanding the relationship between character and obedience can change you! Speaker Dr. Kathy Koch Listen Now

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A Peek Behind the Curtain: Demystifying Computer Programming

Many see computer programming as an obscure blend of strange words and symbols only a few understand. Traditional computer science courses put theory ahead of practice, explaining the what before providing the why. However, there are just 5 foundational concepts, simple enough for anyone to grasp and common to nearly every programming language. Further, there […]

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Common Misunderstandings about College: What You Don’t Know Could Cost You!

The college landscape has changed significantly over the last few years, and families today have more options than ever when pursuing a college degree. However, as stewards of God’s greatest gifts to us, our children, we must make wise choices! With decades of higher education experience, Rebecca is positioned to help you make the most […]

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DatePrep: Prepare Your Child to Date BEFORE They Date

Do you hope your child approaches dating a little bit differently than you did? Maybe a LOT of bit differently? Or maybe you struggle to adapt what worked for you to the current cultural landscape. Then let’s address the 6 Dating Questions (Everyone Should Answer Before They Ever Date). In this workshop for parents (and […]

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Learning difficulties? Integrated Listening therapy can help children with anxiety, behaviors, sensory integration and learning difficulties.

Does your child struggle with anxiety, behavior regulation, social connections, attention, memory, or sleep problems? Has your child been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, SPD or learning difficulties? Come learn about an innovative home-based listening therapy program provided by you to your own child in your own home with the support and guidance of Renewed Hope’s […]

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The Far Syde!

We know that God is incredibly innovative and diverse as expressed in His creation of every living creature. It’s astounding! Beauty, purpose and order are abundantly evident. However, so is the curse! Romans 8:22 claims that the creation is groaning because of sin and the curse. What was once totally beautiful is now stained with […]

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Gentle Foundations for Young Learners

Looking for simple ways to teach your little one? Join seasoned homeschool mom and early childhood specialist Kimberly Sorgius Jones in this encouraging session packed with practical ideas for ages 4–8. In this session, you’ll learn why taking your young learners outside to explore the world is one of the best ways to teach them […]

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Language Arts: It’s and Natural Progression

Teaching language arts doesn’t have to be complicated. Discover what exactly is included in language arts and how the Charlotte Mason Method simply follows the natural progression of learning to use language well. Gather lots of practical tips for teaching language arts in an enjoyable and simple way—the Charlotte Mason way. Speaker Sonya Shafer Listen […]

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An Unbeatable Homeschool Team

Marriage is hard…in fact, it’s real hard! Yet when it is right and good, it can withstand anything. It doesn’t matter what the economy does, the status of your bank account, the condition of your home or vehicles, or what your children dish out…because when a husband and wife are right, they’re unbeatable. On the […]

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Courageous Kids in a Timid World

Courageous Kids in a Timid World. Two-thirds of Gen Z young adults say they prefer to avoid risk. Fearfulness is not a Christian virtue. Based on what he’s learned in training more than a million young leaders at Summit Ministries, Dr. Jeff Myers gives real-world advice to raise kids who are strong without being bossy, […]

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Teaching your Middle Schooler

As children mature they experience major changes: physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. It’s a natural (and good!) adjustment to adulthood. Homeschoolers have the blessed position to tailor schedules, educational methods, and availability to help them along the way. They’ll need more sleep, more time to adjust to abstract thinking, more understanding, and more showers! Join […]

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Parental Inferiority Complex—When Our Kids Go Astray

We have a little wooden block at home that read, “As far as anybody knows, we are a nice, normal family.” Yeah, right. Our family history is kinda messy despite homeschooling all four of our kids. We thought we mostly did the right things, and we certainly tried as hard as we could, but all […]

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365 Exclusive Q&A with Jeff Myers

Join us for an exclusive 365 Member-Only Q&A with Jeff Myers on May 17th at 11:00 AM! This unique opportunity invites all 365 members to engage directly with Jeff Myers. You will need to register for a free ticket to attend this event. Speaker Jeff Myers Listen Now

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Fantasy and the Reader’s Heart

How fantasy can inspire readers in their spiritual lives, and how to discern good, moral fantasy and identify destructive fantasy. The workshop also provides an extensive list of Christian world view fantasy authors to choose from as well as online resources for parents’ guides to popular books. This is a helpful talk for parents, teachers, […]

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Homeschooling Special Needs with Love and Laughter

If you are homeschooling kids with ADHD or Autism, this is the class to attend. Come hear how a couple in the trenches got their four special needs kids through homeschool, graduated and into college without anybody dying. From meds to mayhem, from diet to riot, they’ve tried it all, and will share valuable resources […]

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You can do it! The Church and Education Ministries

Looking for ways for your church to serve local homeschooling families? At the Herzog Foundation, we believe that YOUR church can start an education ministry and we have the free resources to get you there. This workshop will explore practical steps, legal considerations, and space-sharing frameworks necessary to establish a thriving co-op within their church. […]

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