Homeschool ELA Writing Multi-Day Class

*Class age is flexible. If your learner is outside the posted class age range, that is ok!
*Classes will still be held as scheduled even if only one learner is enrolled

Thank you for your interest in this class! This class listing is for homeschool and remote learning families who are interested in small group individualized curriculum instruction for ELA, reading comprehension, and/or general writing. 

This class is ideal if you:
- would like a semi-private group class for siblings or other school-aged family members
- need an individualized curriculum for to meet ELA standards and goals
- need a set number of weeks to meet funding criteria

Week 1: I establish a curriculum based on your learner's goals and needs. 
Week 2: We build on the skills established in the previous class.
Week 3: We build on the skills established in the previous class.


Writers of any genre and in any subject are welcome to attend these help sessions. Whether you learner is a creative writer working on brainstorming strategies, a non-fiction writer working on their first 5-paragraph essay, or an academic writer working on a science thesis; we'll use our time together to make sure your learner is confident in their growing writing ability.

Writing projects that we can work on together include, but are not limited to:
- English essays and the 5-paragraph essay
- Middle School, High School, and College applications and personal statements
- Research papers and general ELA homework help
- Writing strategies and practice sessions for SAT/ACT/AP exams
- Individualized ELA curricula

After enrolling, please post your writing project or curriculum goals to the Classroom with an explanation of what you would like to accomplish during our classes together. If you are interested in registering for multiple 3-week sections per week OR a greater number of weeks, please let me know that as well. This will help ensure you get the most out of our time together. *Access to Google Docs for easy editing is recommended but not required.*

If your learner is currently working on a writing project, then we will look at it together and create a plan for how to improve it. Learners are welcome to bring a writing prompt, a list of brainstorming ideas, a first draft, a final draft, or any other piece of writing with them to class. If the learner wants to improve their general writing skills, then we will work on writing exercises that will hone their current writing skills and strengthen any weak areas.

Regardless of the writing project we work on, learners will develop general writing skills to improve their overall understanding of writing mechanics and develop their own style.