EVENTS

We’d love to meet you and your family. Come join us.

 

Live events, created to support you on your homeschool journey.

“What is The Write Journey?” “How can they help me educate my children?” “Do they have classes to support my child’s individual needs?” “What about guidance and resources for me to teach my own children?” “How do I use this product I just purchased?” You’ve got questions, we have answers! Join one of our free, online info sessions for support and guidance in educating the children in your life. These events are relaxed and casual, never sales-y, and meant only to support you as a hardworking educator. We invite you to be a part of The Write Journey community.

Information Sessions

Introduction to The Write Journey
Sign up to learn what makes TWJ a unique company with effective methods for teaching writing. Learn how you can partner with us to bring quality reading and writing education to your children and/or co-op students.

1:15 pm Eastern (EST)/10:15 am Pacific (PST) via Zoom

Maximizing Your TWJ Materials
Want to get the most out of your Writing Foundations Handbook, Student Lesson Guide, and Blending Literature With Writing Guide? We’ll show you how.

2:00pm Eastern (EST)/11:00am Pacific (PST) via Zoom

 

Webinars

Community Connections & Training
If you have purchased our handbooks and/or guides, and you desire to better understand the methods we teach, join us. Each month we will tackle a different aspect of writing and/or literary analysis that will be practical and beneficial to your family or co-op.

12:30pm Eastern (EST)/9:30am Pacific (PST) via Zoom

Past topics:

  • Weds, May 1 -

    Topic: Why do students write one paragraph in your program for so long? Shouldn’t they be writing more? Kris will explain why writing “better” is preferred over writing “more”.

  • Thurs, May 30 -

    Topic: What are “chunks”? Kris will explain the importance of understanding the purpose of each sentence and the benefit of connecting sentences.

  • Thurs, Jun 20 -

    Topic: My child loves to write “stories”, but struggles to come up with ideas to write a paragraph. How do I help? Kris will explain how studying great literature – and writing about it – can bring value and relevance to all types of writing.

  • Thurs, Jul 25 -

    Topic: Why must all four steps be completed exactly as you instruct every time my child writes a paragraph? Kris will explain in detail the significance of each step in our writing process, and how breaking writing down into steps eliminates much of the stress students experience when writing.

  • Thurs, Aug 22 -

    Topic: How do I get my child to add more interesting information to sentences in order to create better quality sentences? Kris will share some practical steps and strategies to help your children begin writing better quality sentences.

  • Thurs, Sep 19 -

    Topic: How do I select excellent writing prompts for my children to write about? Kris will share many ideas for finding engaging writing prompts that engage students’ critical thinking.

  • Wed, Oct 9 -

    Topic: Do I need to grade my child’s writing? How do I do that? Kris will share some simple, practical hints to help you navigate when and how to grade a composition.

  • Wed, Nov 20 -

    Topic: What are some fun ways to keep up my child’s writing skills over the holiday break? Kris will share some ideas to help you shift gears to “fun” writing over the holiday season.

 
“Through our class discussions and feedback, I now feel the confidence to start my children on the path of becoming effective communicators through writing.”