Ready? Set. Write!

Angela Harris

Nov 6, 2013

My writing students at Mosaic Freeschool began their noveling adventures last Friday! See National Novel Writing Month.

You can see what they’ve been up to this fall by reading our update on Mosaic Minutes.

This is my third year teaching writing to homeschoolers. I love working with homeschooled students! Please keep us in mind when considering hiring a writing coach for your kids. Our prices are reasonable and your young writer’s skills will improve!

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