Podcast: Partnership Writing

Partnership Writing

We press on! This week’s podcast is the second in the series where we look at each of the natural developmental stages of growth in writing.

This particular episode focuses on the most overlooked stage of development in the writing journey and accounts for the development of writer’s block and writing resistance in kids. If you successfully navigate the Partnership Writing phase, your kids will not be plagued with the “blank page, blank stare” syndrome. You’ll both know how to create writing and what role you each play in the process. Enjoy.

Julie


Partnership Writing product

Partnership Writing

A year-long language arts program for 9–10 year olds (age range is approximate).

Partnership Writing gives you step by step instructions through developmentally appropriate writing projects. It provides 10 month-long writing projects that combine original writing and skills in mechanics.

Pair Partnership Writing with The Writer’s Jungle. The Writer’s Jungle teaches a parent how to coach a child to self-express their original thoughts in writing.

For a complete writing program, combine the two products above with The Arrow—for the mechanics of writing taught through copywork and dictation, using quality literature.

We’ve made it easy to purchase the whole bundle of these products (at a discount) here.


Ready for more?

Below are links to the complete Stages of Growth in Writing podcast series.

Jot It Down!
Partnership Writing
Building Confidence
Transition to Ownership Part 1
Transition to Ownership Part 2
Eavesdropping on the Great Conversation

9 Responses to “Podcast: Partnership Writing”

  1. Nanci says:

    This was so helpful!
    My 13 yo ds with Asperger’s will scream if I ask him to write sentences, and now I understand why. It’s not that he doesn’t have anything to say (he can talk your ear off) it’s more the problem with mechanics that stops him.
    Thank you so much for this insight. It totally resonated with me.

    I had been dreading/avoiding doing writing with him because he is so resistant and I was really at the point of despair.

    Now I know that it’s not that he can’t write but he needs me to partner with him and scaffold him

  2. Kimberly Meinert says:

    Thank you for these podcasts. They are a wonderful encouragement!

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