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About The Dragon Grammar Book Title: The Dragon Grammar Book: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom | Author: Diane Mae Robinson | Publication Date: December 10, 2017 | Publisher: Diane Mae Robinson Ink | Pages: 140 | Recommended Ages: 8 to 14 Finally! An easy-to-understand grammar book with … Continue reading
Expanding Imaginations with Made-up Words This marks the last class for the summer for our Writing group. We will continue meeting and writing, but I’m not sure yet which direction the workshops are going to go. To say bye to our vacation, we dove into writings by wonderful authors who … Continue reading
This week, in our Writing Workshop, I had both kids and adults talk about their perfect vacation. As we are about to end the summer, it is something that has been in all our minds… so I wanted to see the differences between what both camps considered the most awesome … Continue reading
This week, our workshop had an easy theme to write about… a sort of Dr. Seuss wacky day, in which we all woke up and things were not quite right. I decided to give the kids the beginning of a story for them to carry on and finish it. For … Continue reading
Celebrating Freedom After the class had a break because of July 4th, we came back with lots of stories to tell. I asked everyone what they had done for Independence day, and all the kids were fighting each other to get a word in. I heard them all – briefly … Continue reading
The Class’ Task After our last class where we all wrote about ourselves, this time we brought out the Rory’s Story Cubes and I divided them among the kids. The task for the day was to write the adventures of Olexi from Another Galaxy, an alien kid who is coming … Continue reading
I woke up today, and as I went into the bathroom, the strangest thing happened to me. I looked up, and suddenly, from the shinny, silvery surface of the mirror, I just couldn’t recognize the image staring back at me. Anyone else could have sworn that it was me, my … Continue reading
Summer Writing Workshop As school came to an end, I noticed many mothers and teachers were concerned on how to get the kids practicing their handwriting, as well as newly acquired grammar and spelling skills. I was also concerned with not losing touch with my daughter’s newly found friends, as … Continue reading
