Learning Writing Help

The Sentence Zone

Learning writing skills becomes easy with The Sentence Zone game because it is hands-on learning. All of a sudden sentence writing & English grammar become easy. Little ones learn how to write sentences while they play. Older students improve their vocabulary skills with the advanced vocabulary words. High schoolers even play for SAT prep! With over 750 color coded cards, students are sure to be unique and entertaining every time.

The Writer’s Easy Reference Guide

Take the pain out of writing! The Writer’s Guide is 12 pages packed with tips, hints and short lessons to guide your child or your students through the sentence, paragraph, essay and letter writing maze. It improves the clarity, complexity, and quality of writing for students ages 7 to adult.

Ten Minutes to Better Study Skills

Quick, practical 10-minute exercises, students will soon be on their way to higher test scores, improved writing skills and more! Spiral-bound workbook features reproducible activities and tips to help students organize information take notes, make comparisons and write essays.

The Writing Pack

Solve your child’s writing troubles. Get The Sentence Zone, The Writer’s Easy Reference Guide, and Ten Minutes to
Better Skills all in the Writing Pack. Awaken the Scholar Within 12 – 24 Week Coaching Programs.

Looking for more support? 12 and 24 week programs are available to help you help your child or yourself improve
reading, writing, spelling, math, and learning skills even if they have dyslexia, ADHD, learning disabilities, or ASD.
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Overwhelmed With English Grammar or Writing?

Challenged by English Grammar or Writing Skills?

Does your child come home and struggle with an English grammar assignment?

Does your child write short paragraphs that contain short sentences?

Does your child have trouble writing a sentence?

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A number of years ago one of my 6th grade students was really struggling with his English grammar homework. He had the typical assignment of underlining the subject of the sentence once and the verb of the sentence twice. That was hard for him.

The second part of the assignment was to put a box around the direct object and circle the subjective complement in the sentence. This totally stymied him. He didn’t even know what a subjective complement was. It was completely beyond him! And, then the third set of sentences in his assignment told him to identify the indirect object. English all of a sudden was a foreign language as far as he was concerned.

He threw up his arms and declared, “Who cares? And why is any of this important anyway?”

The fact is good writers use a variety of sentence types in their writing. When you are aware of the different types of sentences and use different types of sentences in your writing, your writing is more interesting. Understanding how we put words together into the different types of sentences also helps you to write more clearly. You don’t have partial sentences or run-on sentences. Instead, you have clear concise sentences.

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Improve your child’s writing and studying easily with one of our specially designed graphic organizers. (They can be used from 1st grade through adults)

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Brain research states that the re-organizing of information that you read or listen to into a graphical format improves comprehension. And, once you have the graphical representation (filled out a graphic organizer form), you have a study guide as well as an easy form to go from notes to a paragraph, short story, or essay.

Is your child overwhelmed by writing? Are you stressed out helping with writing assignments? Are you tired of the procrastination?

My students were overwhelmed all the time, and some of them were totally ‘frozen’ when they had a written assignment. That was until I started using the brain research and giving them specially designed graphic organizers to make it easy to not just fill them out but to use them afterwards.

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Did you know your child can improve their writing in minutes by just changing a few words?

Often when your child comes home with their writing assignment they don’t want to have to do anything more than absolutely necessary to get it done. But, they may need some help on how to format their paper, or need a little bit of advice on how to make their paper better, or how to write a work cited or bibliography.

You know they just need a little something extra to help give them confidence with their writing assignments. It was the same thing for me. Sometimes my children and students didn’t need a ton of help. What they did need was a quick and easy, down and dirty guide to remind them of the paragraph, letter, and essay formats or the English grammar rules.

I knew my kids and students would need to be able to independently fix their papers because they wouldn’t always have someone else available to proof them. They also needed a quick reference resource to guide them in how to make small changes to their papers to really improve them. I had shown them an example of how just changing the verb in their sentences their overall writing improved. But then they couldn’t always think of additional verbs on their own. But, with a writing guide, their writing skills could improve easily.