Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Details can hurt or help your writing. Jonathan Rogers explains how to improve your writing by discerning the right amount of detail to leave in a scene. When the writer views the scene through the eyes of the characters, the amount of description to add becomes more clear.
Writing Through to Kill a Mockingbird and Writing Through The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe are video-based self-studies, made with the assumption that attentive readers can improve their own creative writing. Join Jonathan Rogers on a journey into the literary elements of these books. Admire the description, dialogue, concision and pacing of the classic The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and To Kill a Mockingbird. Jonathan Rogers of Grammar for Writers teaches high school students how to improve their own creative writing by examining the literary elements of these classics.
Try free lessons from Jonathan Rogers: mycompassclassroom.com/courses/creative-writing-with-jonathan-rogers-sample-lessons
Writing Through the Wardrobe is just one course that is part of The Creative Writing with Jonathan Rogers Series. This series also includes Writing with Hobbits, Writing Through to Kill a Mockingbird, and Writing with the Bog Owl. compassclassroom.com/creative-writing
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Perfect for kids 13+!
At Compass Classroom, we want to help you teach your kids to think Biblically about the world around them. Whether it be history, science, government, economics, or music, a Christian worldview is the best way to navigate our increasingly pagan culture. Thousands of homeschool families and co-ops already use our curriculum, but we’re constantly hearing parents say they’re thrilled to have discovered us. Try out all our curriculum free for two weeks: compassclassroom.com/shop/product/compass-classroom-homeschool-membership
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Details can hurt or help your writing. Jonathan Rogers explains how to improve your writing by discerning the right amount of detail to leave in a scene. When the writer views the scene through the eyes of the characters, the amount of description to add becomes more clear.
Writing Through to Kill a Mockingbird and Writing Through The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe are video-based self-studies, made with the assumption that attentive readers can improve their own creative writing. Join Jonathan Rogers on a journey into the literary elements of these books. Admire the description, dialogue, concision and pacing of the classic The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and To Kill a Mockingbird. Jonathan Rogers of Grammar for Writers teaches high school students how to improve their own creative writing by examining the literary elements of these classics.
Try free lessons from Jonathan Rogers: mycompassclassroom.com/courses/creative-writing-with-jonathan-rogers-sample-lessons
Writing Through the Wardrobe is just one course that is part of The Creative Writing with Jonathan Rogers Series. This series also includes Writing with Hobbits, Writing Through to Kill a Mockingbird, and Writing with the Bog Owl. compassclassroom.com/creative-writing
View product in the Compass Classroom store: compassclassroom.com/shop/product/writing-through-to-kill-a-mockingbird
Perfect for kids 13+!
At Compass Classroom, we want to help you teach your kids to think Biblically about the world around them. Whether it be history, science, government, economics, or music, a Christian worldview is the best way to navigate our increasingly pagan culture. Thousands of homeschool families and co-ops already use our curriculum, but we’re constantly hearing parents say they’re thrilled to have discovered us. Try out all our curriculum free for two weeks: compassclassroom.com/shop/product/compass-classroom-homeschool-membership
#WritingTips, #CreativeWriting, #ShowDontTell, #FictionWriting, #HomeschoolEnglish, #ChristianEducation, #HomeschoolCurriculum, #LiteraryAnalysis, #DescriptiveWriting, #educationalvideosforkids
