Write your Fiction Stories
Enrichment Writing Classes
CreativitY
SharinG STories
Critical Thinking
Having Fun
Why Write Fiction?
Writing fiction stories allows your child to create their own worlds, develop interesting characters, experiment with complicated plots, and deliver satisfying endings. In doing so, your child uses their highest level creativity and critical thinking skills, all while having a blast!
Classes for Each Age Group
Ages 9-10
Learn to write fun stories that you’ll want to share with your family and friends!
Ages 10-12
Write the kind of fiction you want to read. Learn the techniques that make your stories more engaging while having fun.
Ages 12-15
Expand your creativity and emotions and ideas while creating the stories you can’t wait to share.
Curiculum Ages 9-10
First semester
- Introduction and What is a Story?
- Generating story ideas
- Writing your stories – Beginning, Middle, and Ending
- Developing Characters
- Creating intersesting Plots
- Which Point of View?
- Revisions and Proofreading
- Want, Opponent, Conflict
Second Semester
- The Sidekick
- Showing and Telling
- Improving Dialogue
- Setting and World Building
- Tension and Pacing
- Adding the Unexpected
- Creating book covers
- Publishing your stories (optional)
Curiculum Ages 10-12
First semester
- Introduction and What is a Story?
- Generating story ideas
- Writing your stories – Beginning, Middle, and Ending
- Revisions and Proofreading
- Characters, Plot, Setting
- Which Point of View?
- Goals, Motivations, Conflict
Second semester
- Deeper Characters and introducing the Sidekick
- Improving Dialogue and Interactions
- Setting and World Building
- Imagery and Descriptions: Showing and Telling
- Intensifying your story
- Creating book covers
- Publishing your stories (optional)
Curiculum Ages 12-15
First semester
- Introduction and What is a Story?
- Generating story ideas
- Goals, Motivations, Conflict
- Which Point of View?
- Writing your stories – Beginning, Middle, and Ending
- Developing Characters and the sidekick
- Creating interesting Plots
- Revisions and Proofreading
Second semester
- Dialogue – characters come alive
- Making the reader enter the story world
- Imagery and Descriptions: Showing and Telling
- Internal and external conflict
- Making your reader care
- Creating book covers
- Publishing your stories (optional)
Let’s Write !
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Your class can start writing today! Students can sign up individually, or contact us for group enrollment.
Your students will enrich their lives, relationships, and essential life skills
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