During the final fifteen lessons (16-30) we will cover Units 6-8. These include:
* Learning how to take notes.
* Learning how to create outlines.
* Writing from outlines/notes.
* Retelling narrative stories.
* Writing from pictures.

Learners will also:
* Increase their vocabulary with new words presented weekly.
* Learn how to structure their writing.
* Get an opportunity to practice writing daily.

As a lifelong learner, I too am always striving for growth. After years of using the IEW curriculum, I decided I wanted to share what I had learned with others and became a registered instructor with IEW. (Link for verification: https://iew.com/events-classes/instructors/find-accredited-instructor/330449) I have also been a tutor (teacher) for a local classical co-op, studied through literature seminars, and attended practicums to enhance my own reading and writing knowledge. 

I am also a certified TESOL/TEFL/EYL teacher, professional writer, beta reader, proofreader, editor, and homeschool mom. I have a love for the English language (I have the BA in English to prove it), the smell of new books, and transferring ideas from mind to paper. My goal is to promote a love of learning while offering a safe and fun environment. I truly have a passion for reading and writing and would love to share my knowledge and experience with your children.  

Homework Offered
Lessons will be assigned in class each week depending on what we cover in class and what is remaining. 
2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Learners receive feedback on weekly assignments within 72 hours of submitting based on IEW's rubric.
Grades Offered

IEW U.S. History-Based Writing Lessons - Please note that the student edition is required for this course. https://iew.com/shop/products/us-history-based-writing-lessons-student-book-only