Layers of Learning Writer's Workshop FLIP THROUGH & REVIEW | Homeschool Creative Writing Curriculum

[@angelitagonzalez1133]

Thank you for the video!I really wanted to find a video for writers workshop, you really did a great job explaining it well

[@LifeofTillmans]

You're very welcome! I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. 😀

[@abbasgirl7777]

I am so excited to start this with my 9 and 6 year old!!!; Thank you and I am so glad you did this video.

[@LifeofTillmans]

You are so welcome! We started it again for the new school year this week. ❤️

[@tracydababseh]

Thank you so much for making this video. You explained everything so well and your enthusiasm for WW really shows, Mashallah! I am excited to work through some of these lesson with my kiddos now. I also really love family style curriculum and so glad I stumbled on Layers of Learning. You have a new subscriber :)

[@LifeofTillmans]

Yw! I hope you enjoy it! ❤️

[@sarahmogus9464]

We LOVE all things Layers of learning (including their other subjects. There’s a YT channel called Today’s Joys that gives you tons of videos of all the subjects, including WW). We only do this twice a week and it works. We just don’t get through all the genres every year. We just do the other ones the next year. My son is a rising third grader for reference and I have a preschooler who will obviously join in later. We use the word works for spelling not just to talk about words we didn’t know. The word works is super fun because it’s activities for spelling instead of just worksheets. Of course they do have printables too. We use that 4 days a week as a running spelling list. So once he masters a word on the list then I take that word off and add another one. This way we don’t waste time with words he knows and we don’t have to have spelling tests. But I know he knows it. He enjoys this so much more than typical spelling.

[@LifeofTillmans]

That’s awesome! I love how you’re using the Word Works. Thanks for sharing your experience with it! ❤️

[@faithhomeschool2789]

This looks very interesting. I haven't even considered writing as a family subject.

[@LifeofTillmans]

This curriculum makes it happen.

[@Qetesh777]

This is an interesting program def going to look into this.

[@LifeofTillmans]

Yes, take a look at it!

[@mamamatheson1889]

Are you going to use this curriculum again for the 24-25 school year?

[@LifeofTillmans]

We will not be using it again this year. I recently talked about it in my 5th grade year end review. Here’s the link. 😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXXTm36inLxrmrMsi=JylebbHqeDJEY1mu

[@driftingforward]

This is very neat, thank you for sharing

[@LifeofTillmans]

Yw!!

[@sarahmogus9464]

Layers of learning also has an awesome podcast on how to use this. They have tons of podcasts about homeschooling stuff in general and their other topics as well

[@LifeofTillmans]

Thanks Sarah! I didn’t know they had a podcast. That’s so helpful in giving direction not only with the writing but homeschool in general.

[@sheenatodd3819]

Did you get the Guidebook WITH your curriculum purchase? Or did you have to buy it separately? Thanks!

[@LifeofTillmans]

The Guidebook is sold separately for $5.99 in pdf form. The units are $44.99 in pdf form. 😄

[@stephaleeg]

Can this serve as LA? Or a supplement to it? Seems fro what you said it hits a lot of the same parts. Thank you

[@LifeofTillmans]

It definitely covers many LA concepts. I would add just a little more structure to those parts if you’re wanting to make it a full curriculum for ELA. This can easily be done with some additional practice from books they are reading. ❤️