“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.”
— Albert Einstein
Fourth and Fifth Grade Paragraph Writing Course
In just a short time, students will be able to write clear paragraphs. The confusion and frustration will be replaced by confidence and skill.
When students finish the course, they’ll be able to independently write a paragraph.
Once students can confidently write a basic academic paragraph, they’ll be better prepared to write more complex paragraphs and eventually transition to essay writing in the upper grades.
In the course, you get:
24/7 LIFETIME ACCESS!
Four video lessons and downloadable PDFs of the readings in each lesson. Each video lesson shows students how to write a clear paragraph sentence-by-sentence.
The lessons teach students how to write the foundational paragraphs for sustained academic success: informative/explanatory and argument/persuasive.
Students just follow along and then practice in our companion workbook or on their own.
The video course guides students through the writing process step-by-step
First, do Exercises 1 - 6 in The Baran Method textbook.
Next, watch a video and write a paragraph in your workbook as you follow along—it will guide you through each step!
For beginners, even writing just a couple of sentences is an effective way to learn and apply the method, which will lead to great results.
Watch a lesson snippet…
For students new to The Baran Method, the best option is the BUNDLE. Choose between included PRINT or eBooks. With your order, you get:
Video Course (24/7 Lifetime Access)
1 Baran Method textbook
1 Baran Method Workbook — your choice of workbook grade level 2 or 3
Print book BUNDLE - $189.00
eBook BUNDLE (includes 1-year eBook access) - $149.00
Or, for students who already have the materials, order the course on its own.
In this easy-to-follow online video course, students will quickly learn how to write well-organized and clear academic paragraphs. Once students learn how to write clear paragraphs, they'll be able to write clear essays in the upper grades.