3 Tips For Teaching Your Child to Write Right
Writing Lesson; Second Person Point of View
Writing Lesson: First Person Point of View
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Shari Popejoy, Author and Homeschool Mom
Wednesday Writers
If write is what you do when you put words on paper, then why isn’t the protection of those words called a copywrite, and why isn’t someone who writes a play called a playwrite? Something’s not write right!
Wednesday Writers
Second person point of view is an unusual style for fiction, but many blogs and how-to articles online use second person point of view.
Wednesday Writers
Point of view is the person telling the story. In the nursery rhyme, Jack Be Nimble, who is telling the story?
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Shari Popejoy writes in the quiet country of the Ozarks where she is entertained daily by the chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits, deer, turkey and other wildlife that passes within feet of her secluded writing arbor.
The purpose of this Oh Joy blog is to encourage mothers to find the joy in the lifestyle of homeschooling–to relax and find God’s design for each child, to eliminate the expectations of others, to pursue godliness and excellence in character for each child–and to maintain balance in all things so that her relationship with God and her husband is not neglected in her efforts to mother and homeschool her precious children.
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Shari
