Audiobooks are a good substitute if you’re not a fan of reading aloud. These are wonderful books that you’re going to want to experience with your child, so I highly recommend reading them together. The book is meant to be read aloud to your child (though as your child gets older, they could read it themselves).
The Arrow is a literature based guide to teach the mechanics of grammar through copywork passages and dictation. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s move on to the review! None of the Brave Writer links are affiliate links in any way. These links will take you to Amazon and I will receive a small commission (at no extra charge to you) if you purchase through my link. I’m sharing it only because we love it so much! However, I have linked some of the books we have read with Brave Writer in the past. I have purchased this product at full price with my own money. I’d also like to disclose that this is not a sponsored post in any way. I’m also writing a review on their creative writing program, so keep an eye out for that. There are many components to Brave Writer’s curriculum, but today I’m going to be reviewing the Arrow guides. It has worked so well for us and is something we look forward to in our homeschool day. This is our third year using Brave Writer. Brave Writer is the only thing that has remained the same. Today I’m talking about my all time favorite curriculum … Brave Writer! As we’ve found our footing in homeschooling, there has been a lot of changes we’ve made, particularly with curriculum. It’s curriculum review time again! I’ve been enjoying writing reviews about curriculums we have used, especially ones we’ve enjoyed.
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