Orville just finished his IEW unit on writing from pictures. You can read the finished work, King Breadius III, over at The Write Brothers. He is anxiously awaiting your comments!
Blessings,
Dawn
Showing posts with label IEW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IEW. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
A Royal Invitation
Hear ye! Hear ye!
Squire Orville of The Olive Plants Academy,
under the tutelage of Lady Homeschool Dawn
and the advisement of the royal Institute for Excellence in Writing,
hast run the gauntlet of the five-paragraph essay.
His skill art hereby displayed for thy wonder
at the bloggy court of
Thou art cordially invited to witness
his act of bravery and prowess.
Should Squire Orville be dubbed
Sir Orville
of the Knights of Rhetoric?
Leave thy proclamation hereafter.
Fare thee well!
Dawn
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
IEW
At the beginning of this school year, I bought IEW's Student Intensive for both of my boys with some hesitancy. However, many of my friends raved about the program and highly recommended it to me, so I took the plunge.
Boy, am I glad I listened. The boys have finished most of the student intensive, and I am now teaching them from the Ancient History-Based Writing unit. They completed their first two assignments this week, and I have posted the finished works over at The Write Brothers.
If you are considering what to buy for writing next year, please allow me to make a suggestion! IEW has been a huge blessing for us. One of my boys is a reluctant writer. He used to cry when I handed him paper and pencil. The other has loved to "write" since he was little and words flow from him naturally. If you have a minute, hop on over and see if you can tell the difference. It will be difficult!
Thanks, IEW!
Happy Writing!
Dawn
Boy, am I glad I listened. The boys have finished most of the student intensive, and I am now teaching them from the Ancient History-Based Writing unit. They completed their first two assignments this week, and I have posted the finished works over at The Write Brothers.
If you are considering what to buy for writing next year, please allow me to make a suggestion! IEW has been a huge blessing for us. One of my boys is a reluctant writer. He used to cry when I handed him paper and pencil. The other has loved to "write" since he was little and words flow from him naturally. If you have a minute, hop on over and see if you can tell the difference. It will be difficult!
Thanks, IEW!
Happy Writing!
Dawn
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