Creative Writing for Homeschooled Teens
Develop voice, storytelling skills, and creative confidence with guided mentorship in fiction, poetry, and personal narrative.
Overview – Individual Homeschooled Students
Our Creative Writing program (max 6 per class) gives homeschooled teens the opportunity to explore different genres, develop a writing practice, and receive mentorship tailored to their voice and goals.
Course Goals
Master storytelling essentials: character, plot, and setting.
Explore poetry, short stories, and personal narrative.
Develop creativity, clarity, and confidence in written expression.
Build a foundation for future writing projects and self-expression.
How Classes Work
Once or twice per week, 75 minutes per session.
Rolling start year-round; one-on-one support for any missed sessions.
Materials: notebook and pen, laptops or tablets optional.
Classes are live, interactive, and workshop-based.
Program Options – Individual Students
Once per week: Guided writing exercises, discussions, and mentorship.
Twice per week: Extended projects, peer workshops, and deeper exploration.
Program Outline – Individual Students
Once per week / Twice per week
September–October: Storytelling basics – character, setting, plot.
November–December: Poetry exploration – imagery, rhythm, and personal voice.
January–February: Short stories – narrative structure and experimentation.
March–April: Personal narrative – memoir, journaling, and expressive prose.
May–June: Final project – portfolio-ready work, mentorship, and reflection.
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Creative Writing – Private Homeschool Groups
Customizable programs for your homeschool group, focusing on creativity, expression, and literary skills with no outside students.
Program Highlights
Flexible curriculum tailored to the group’s school year and goals.
Mentorship and interactive exercises for all participants.
Optional integration with Fine Art or English Literature for interdisciplinary learning.
Once or twice per week, curriculum adapted to group size and experience.
Program Outline – Private Groups
Month 1–2: Storytelling essentials – character, plot, setting.
Month 3–4: Poetry and creative writing techniques – voice, rhythm, imagery.
Month 5–6: Short story development – drafting, revision, and peer feedback.
Month 7–8: Personal narrative – memoir, journaling, and expressive prose.
Month 9–10: Advanced storytelling – world-building, dialogue, and thematic exploration.
Month 11–12: Major project & showcase – final portfolio, group feedback, and presentation.
Both programs follow the student’s school year (August–June).
Individual students max 6 per class; private groups have no limit.
Programs can meet once or twice per week.
Optional curated supply kits available for Fine Art and Creative Writing (price TBD).