There are 10 Arrow guides for a complete school year older guides are available to purchase, but new books are added every year.

The guides also come with discussion questions, a planner, a skills tracker, and book party ideas. The monthly lessons are divided into 4 weeks, which include vocabulary, dictation, and grammar. Each week the lesson directly correlates with the novel. Arrow literature guides cover spelling, literary elements, writing activity, punctuation, and grammar, each monthly lesson is paired with a novel. The Arrow guideline teaches you how to present the literature guide. With your purchase, you will receive the Arrow guidelines and the literature guide.

Families can purchase the entire year’s bundle and each month you will receive the Literature Arrow guide or you can purchase individually. ArrowĪrrow is a digital year-long writing and grammar program for students ages 11-12. The growth stages start at ages 5-18 years old and students will work on mechanics and literature through online classes or using one of the product packets such as Arrow. Brave Writer program believes students go through different stages of writing and each stage deserves respect and students should only progress when they are ready for the next stage. Brave Writer supports the whole child and lets them be in control of the process with the parent gently leading them. Brave Writer programs are designed to be the complete opposite of the traditional learning style of grammar and writing. The goal is to continue to strengthen the parent and child bond by creating a safe environment to learn and work at their own pace. About Brave Writerīrave Writer uses a Charlotte Mason-inspired approach to teach grammar and writing. So here we are taking the leap and using Brave Writer Arrow and we are loving it. I was thrilled when the opportunity to review Brave Writer Arrow Amari and the Night Brothers was made available to our family. We have used the same curriculum for the last 2 years and he has a pretty solid foundation in grammar, but writing is still a work in progress. Observing his lack of enthusiasm I started to think we may need a change. This year I was confident in my choices for grammar and writing until mid-August when I started to notice my son was less than enthused about his lessons.

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