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Fables, Myths, & Fairytales

Fables, Myths, & Fairytales:  Writing for Imaginative Kids (4th-5th Grades)

Live Online – Thursdays 2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. (EST) 
Date:  Sept. 8, 2026 - May 14, 2027

Instructor:  Renee Metcalf

Course Description:
Say goodbye to staring at a blank page and hello to Let’s write! Using tales from around the world as a springboard to writing, students discover a clear, step-by-step path to writing success. Easy-to-use checklists take the mystery out of writing, turning “What am I supposed to do?” into “I’ve got this!” Along the way, students learn how to take notes, summarize stories and sources, spin a tale from a picture, and craft stories of their very own. They’ll also discover the secret all real writers know: great writing doesn’t happen all at once—it grows through editing and revision. New skills are introduced in bite-sized, manageable pieces, helping young writers move from unsure and overwhelmed to confident, capable, and even excited about writing
 

Tuition

Texts:
Fables, Myths, & Fairytales, 3rd edition (May 2019) student book by Maria Gerber
ISBN 978-1-62341-309-5
Student Resource Packet

Goals and Objectives:
  • Write stories with talking animals, brave heroes, and magical twists.
  • Learn how simple notes help you organize your ideas and make writing way easier!
  • How to make your writing sound smoother, stronger, and more fun to read.
  • How to use the "rules" of story-writing.
  • Learning new, powerful words will make your writing more interesting and exciting.
  • Turn a "meh" draft into something you're proud of.
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