As the parent or teacher, you read through the guide and then decide exactly how and when you will be teaching certain things.

The newer Arrow Guides have Book Club Party suggestionsĪn important thing to note is that these guides do not give you a detailed schedule about which day you will be teaching certain things.

Questions to go over once you’ve finished reading the book.

Notes to teach the mechanics of writing.

4 passages to use as copy work or dictation.

The work is divided into 4 weeks and includes the following categories… The Arrow is a digital guide, based on a certain book, that provides activities, questions and instructions on how you can teach your kids spelling, vocabulary, grammar, punctuation and literary elements. We have been using Arrow guides from BraveWriter as part of our Language Arts curriculum for a little over 2 years and we absolutely love them! In case you have never heard of Brave Writer and you would like to know more about the entire curriculum just click on this link and it will take you the Brave Writer homepage. In this blog post I wanted to share a little about what an Arrow guide is and how we use it in our homeschool.

Brave writer guides