You would take the Bravewriter philosophy and apply it over the course of all of the school years. It’s described as a “lifestyle” and this is probably most accurate. It’s not a start here and finish there kind of thing though. It is a language arts resource that equips you, the homeschooling parent, to fulfill your best intentions related to:Īny thoughs on “The Arrow”? Pro’s or Con’s? “It is the indispensable tool for Brave Writer parents who want to teach language arts in a natural, literature-bathed context, using copywork and dictation. Have any of you used “The Arrow” by Brave Writer? Here is part of their description of it: Any thoughts on the program? How long does it typically take to finish? What do you do once you are done with “The Writer’s Jungle” if the kids are not ready for “Help for High School”? What do I buy to start? I am supposed to buy one of the silver, gold or platinum packages or the home school package? I know that I have heard Brave Writer mentioned on here.

It was recommended to me as good for those who are right-brained. My youngest, 3rd grade, turning 9 in the fall, usually wants to do whatever her sister is doing, so I’m sure she will probably do it also. I am looking at Brave Writer’s “The Writer’s Jungle” to use next year with my 5th grader – she will turn 11 in the fall.

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