Build Confident Writers Through Imagination, Structure & Storytelling
Explore Creative Writing! Create stories, poetry, characters, and worlds while developing essential storytelling skills.
What Students Learn in Our Creative Writing Classes?
✔ Story structure (beginning, middle, end)
✔ Character development & motivation
✔ Worldbuilding & setting
✔ Dialogue that sounds natural
✔ Descriptive language & sensory details
✔ Revising and editing techniques
✔ Sharing work and giving supportive feedback
Aligned with National Core Arts Standards (NCAS):
Creating: Write stories, poems, and original creative works
Presenting: Share writing and receive feedback
Responding: Analyze literature and storytelling techniques
Connecting: Relate stories to personal experiences, cultures, and ideas

Private 1:1 Writing, Publishing Coach
students work directly with a published author for Custom Goals.

The Storytellers’ Society (9-12)
Young writers come together to create, stories and poetry.
Why Parents Choose These Writing Classes?
✔ Small group instruction
✔ Encouraging, low-pressure environment
✔ Supports ELA, Common Core & homeschool learning goals
✔ Builds critical thinking, creativity, and communication skills
✔ Great for ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and anxious learners
No prior writing experience required.
Age-Appropriate Writing Classes for Every Level
✏️ Creative Writing for Kids (Ages 8–12)
Fun, guided prompts
Short stories and creative exercises
Focus on imagination, sentence building, and confidence
✏️ Creative Writing for Teens (Ages 12–18)
Deeper storytelling and genre study
Plot arcs, symbolism, and theme
Peer discussion and revision skills
Portfolio-ready writing pieces
Class Format & Options
Weekly ongoing creative writing clubs
Stand-alone themed classes
Short story workshops
Genre-focused writing series
Online or homeschool-friendly formats
Students write during class and may continue working between sessions.
We Are Approved as a State-Level ESA Provider!
Many of our live classes are available on Outschool, so families can use membership credits and ESA funding where eligible.
























