The Wordheart Chronicles
Behind The Wordheart Chronicles lies a simple truth: children learn best when they are engaged, curious, and emotionally invested in the material. Sentence structure, grammar, and the mechanics of writing are essential for clear communication — yet they are often taught in ways that feel abstract or dull. I wanted to change that.
So I built a quest within a quest.
So I built a quest within a quest.
In this adventure series, two twelve-year-old cousins, Luna and Jason, enter the magical Forest Glade and meet Shaxper, the Keeper of Words. Their mission? To restore the fading power of language. But to succeed, they must understand how English truly works — the parts of speech, the structure of clauses, and the patterns that make sentences strong.
Across eight levels, students follow the unfolding narrative. Each chapter is paired with explicit grammar instruction and a writing workshop, giving learners both the tools and the purpose behind them. As the course grows, each story will also appear as an illustrated video, bringing the adventure to life.
We talk often about the Science of Reading in Canada. It has transformed early literacy instruction — yet its counterpart, the Science of Writing, is rarely discussed. If we want children not only to decode words but to express ideas clearly, confidently, and creatively, then writing must have its own structured, evidence-based place in our classrooms.
The Wordheart Chronicles gives students a cohesive, big-picture understanding of sentence structure. They learn not only how each part of speech carries meaning, but how phrases and clauses work together to shape simple, compound, and complex sentences. Most importantly, they learn these skills in a way that feels meaningful, memorable, and fun.
Across eight levels, students follow the unfolding narrative. Each chapter is paired with explicit grammar instruction and a writing workshop, giving learners both the tools and the purpose behind them. As the course grows, each story will also appear as an illustrated video, bringing the adventure to life.
We talk often about the Science of Reading in Canada. It has transformed early literacy instruction — yet its counterpart, the Science of Writing, is rarely discussed. If we want children not only to decode words but to express ideas clearly, confidently, and creatively, then writing must have its own structured, evidence-based place in our classrooms.
The Wordheart Chronicles gives students a cohesive, big-picture understanding of sentence structure. They learn not only how each part of speech carries meaning, but how phrases and clauses work together to shape simple, compound, and complex sentences. Most importantly, they learn these skills in a way that feels meaningful, memorable, and fun.
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