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Holiday Programme
Creative Writing Courses for P1 to P6 Including PSLE Paper 1 & 2 Intensive Training
June Creative Writing Holiday Courses P1 to 6 PSLE Paper 1 & 2 Intensive Training
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Have little time to spare and you wish to zero in on creative writing courses that are highly effective and yield the most optimal results ? At Writers Studio, we have been developing short holiday courses with strategic exam techniques that are easily retained by students. Our history with the PSLE and O-levels dates back 20 years. Taught mostly by experienced Primary and Secondary school teachers from the MOE, our strong lesson content with in-depth teaching gives your child the best classroom experience.
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June Creative Writing Course Confidence Building
Pri 1 & 2 18 to 21 June 9:30 am to 11:30 am Venue: Bukit Timah
June Creative Writing Boosters Strengthen & Expose
Pri 3 & 4 18 to 21 June P3: 9:30 am to 11:30 am P4: 12 pm to 2 pm Venue: Bukit Timah
June Creative Writing Boosters Synergise & Fortify
Pri 5 18 to 21 June 12 pm to 2 pm Venue: Bukit Timah
June Creative Writing
Pri 6 18 to 20 June (Tue to Thur) 12 pm to 2 pm
Syn & Trans, Compre
Pri 6 21 June (Fri) 12 pm to 2 pm and 23 June (Sun) 12 pm to 230 pm Venue: Bukit Timah
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PSLE Oral Pri 6 2023
6 Aug & 13 Aug 1.30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
9 to 10 August 9.30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
PSLE Comprehension Exam Revision Primary 5 & 6 (Hone your techniques, Sharpen your performance)
16 July & 23 July 245 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Synthesis & Transformation, Comprehension Cloze, Comprehension Open-Ended Pri 6 2023
(Handling Challenging Questions)
Parts 1 & 2
11 & 18 June 2023 1.45 p.m. to 4.15 p.m.
Creative Writing P3 to P4
(Strive & Score)
6 Sep to 8 Sep 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m.
Creative Writing & Paper 2 Pri 5
(Pitch & Achieve)
5 Sep to 8 Sep 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Creative Writing & Paper 2 PSLE 2023
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Why join our holiday courses?
years of experience
Our enrichment centre have been creating classes to train English students in Singapore for more than ten years (not counting the years of experience as private PSLE educators)
Our teachers are equipped with first-hand knowledge of the PSLE and were official MOE examiners.
We have taught thousands of students and guided them to score distinctions and AL1s.
Proven Results
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We have guided successful students across different nationalities and age groups, yielding excellent results in the PSLE and O-Levels. Our students are among the best English graduates in top schools. Since establishing our first school at Bukit Timah in 2013, our students’ results have been exceeding the expectations of their parents. The number of students achieving distinctions, equivalent to AL1 in the PSLE and an A1-2 band in the O-Levels, has been on the rise as our student community expands. We take pride in these accomplishments.
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Writers Studio Holiday Class has been a favourite among parents who look for the tipping point between an average score and a remarkable one. We have helped numerous students gain confidence and changed their mindset towards writing and other English language components. Our students have gained confidence with a high percentage who gave feedback that the courses are “ value for money ”, “ effective ” and “ helpful ”.
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CreativEdge Learning
Holiday workshops, creative writing holiday programme in singapore.
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2024 June Holidays English & Writing Classes
Make the best out of the holidays — pick up skills and techniques to tackle the different segments in the English paper this June with Write Edge!
Our structured and comprehensive materials aim to give your child a boost in their English and build their confidence with our English and writing programmes.
Primary and Secondary classes are available both in physical locations and online.
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Experience one of our specially-designed Holiday Programmes that emphasize building your child’s academic excellence in composition writing, oral examination skills, grammar understanding and comprehension exam strategies. Every holiday programme is carefully curated and delivered by our trained teachers to give your child a boost in their examination grades. Check out our popular holiday programmes now and contact us for more details!
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Benjamin, the weakest player in the team, found the ball rolling towards him. My chance! he thought. He kept his nervousness in check and kicked the ball with all his might but the ball curved and missed the goalpost by a hair’s breadth. Benjamin looked down, disappointed in his own ability. He was probably not cut out to be part of the team. The remaining members stifled their laughter and did not give him a second glance. At that moment, Benjamin got a firm pat on his back. When he turned around he saw Winston with an encouraging smile on his face. He said, “Benjamin, don’t worry, you can do it! All you need is practice. Don’t give up, all right?” Benjamin thanked Winston and felt new confidence swell in his heart.
Zhang Xiao Yuan, Primary 5
Nan Hua Primary School
“They’ll pay you more than anyone else, I promise. Twice, three times more! Come, Dolores, follow me,” the lady’s enticing invitation reverberated in her ears, but she had had enough; to follow her would mean hurting herself even more. She stared at the cuts and bruises on her body, shivering in fear. But Dolores was stranded between the devil and the deep blue sea. She needed the money. Badly. Her family was starving and they still owed the landlords two years’ rent. Dolores looked back at the village she knew so well. The slums made of zinc plates and rotting wood planks, the murky river in front of the slums that they solely depended on for drinking water and bathing, the children running around and playing naked. She reminiscence about the days when she could still play with them, but many years ago, she had already made the decision—coerced by poverty—to embark on this journey where there was no telling where the path would lead her. There was no turning back.
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creative Writing School Holiday program (2 sessions)
Event description.
Over 2 sessions, Tuesday 19th and Thursday 21st September. Join our experienced teacher and writer, Cassie, for two sessions of fun with creative writing exercises to help you craft your own stories. Suitable for young people who are interested in story, and wanting to write their own stories, poems and improve their skills, beginners welcome too. Fee covers both sessions.
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Refunds are available up to 7 days prior to the event
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Melbourne Young Writers' Studio
Book a free trial in a weekly creative story writing group for term 2, those enrolled for semester two have the chance to be published in our beautiful annual anthology in-person and online sessions available., school incursions & excursions for students and teachers, immersive and inspiring creative story writing programs available as excursions or incursions for primary and secondary. teacher curriculum days also available, comedy writing, two comedy writing events for adults not to be missed, winter holiday programs open for booking, get creative and cosy in the studio with two weeks of epic school holiday programs, fresh fiction writing competition now open for submissions, kids, teens and adult prizes up for grabs, kids programs.
Fun, immersive and inspiring programs for ages 6-18 years.
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Online Creative Story Writing
Tailored to the online setting, our Online Inkling Groups leverage the advantages of Zoom, providing unique and immersive experiences for young writers everywhere.
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Creative Story Writing Groups and Mentorships
An inspiring and supportive space for young writers to delve into the craft of story under the guidance of practising writers and take their writing skills and imaginations to the next level.
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School Holiday Programs and Festivals
Immersive, imaginative and lots of fun, MYWS popular school holiday programs are unique days with themes to suit all ages and interests, from teen specific days, to fantasy and sci-fi programs, to days of mystery and adventure. The perfect way to inspire a love of story and get writing.
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School Incursions and Excursions
Primary and secondary school incursions and excursions designed to inspire a love of the craft of story and extend the skills and knowledge of advanced writers. Accessible and the perfect opportunity to awaken the magic of story in students of all ages and abilities. Book Week special now open!
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Creative writing courses and events for adults at any stage in their writing journey.
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One-off Events
Story Studios Australia’s one off events focus on a variety of aspects of writing, community, sharing and storytelling and are often led by special guests and teachers
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Short Courses
Led by professional writers with industry experience, our adult Short Courses offer an intimate and practical approach to creative writing. There’s no better environment to learn, be inspired, and connect with Melbourne’s creative writing community.
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Regular Events
Develop your writing practice and connect with an amazing community of authors, screenwriters, poets, journalists and more by coming along to fun and creative regular events such as Words and Wine and Screenwriters Club!
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Professional Development
Enrich and upskill your team with unique and engaging professional development sessions tailorable to your needs.
Check out the story magic being conjured at Story Studios this term and get a glimpse of what’s to come!
Head to @mywritersstudio on instagram to check out all the wonderful things happening, issue 4 of the quarterly quill out now.
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Advanced Writing Exploration Program (AWE)
Summer 2024 programs.
The Advanced Writing Exploration Program invites rising 7th, 8th, and 9th-grade writers to be part of a community of dedicated, focused writers looking to explore their literary passions.
The program includes multi-genre workshops, as well as genre-specialized master class sessions. All workshops are student-driven and author-led, and writers will receive continuous feedback from their instructor and peers.
The program will prepare writers for Writopia’s popular and esteemed Creative Portfolio program for high schoolers.
This is an application-only program.
Price: $1290 Applicants can apply for need-based financial aid
Summer sessions include daily craft talks, writing exercises, and deep dives into different writing genres including poetry, memoir, playwriting, screenwriting, essay writing, fiction, comedy, and more. The session concludes with a reading and celebration.
Summer 2024 Date and Location Options:
- Upper West Side, Monday, July 29th to Wednesday, August 7th, 2024 1 PM to 4 PM ET
- Online, Monday, August 12th to Wednesday, August 21st, 2024 1 PM to 4 PM ET / 10 AM to 1 PM PT
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School Year Programs
The Middle School Advanced Writing Exploration Program (AWE) invites 7th and 8th-grade writers to be part of a community of dedicated, focused writers looking to explore, expand, and deepen their literary passions. The program includes multi-genre workshops, as well as genre-specialized master class sessions. All workshops are student-driven and author-led, and writers will receive continuous feedback from their instructor and peers.
The AWE program also includes one private session in which the writer can focus on academic essay writing, admissions essays, or the creative genre of their choice.
The program will inspire and challenge middle school writers, as well as prepare them for Writopia’s popular and esteemed Creative Portfolio program for high schoolers.
This is an application-only program. We are currently accepting applications on a rolling basis.
Tuition: $645 (Limited financial aid available)
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- Week 1: Multi-genre Workshop and Goal Setting
- Week 2: Multi-genre Workshop
- Week 3: Mystery and Horror Master Class Part 1
- Week 4: Mystery and Horror Master Class Part 2
- Week 5: Multi-genre Workshop
- Week 6: Screenwriting Master Class Part 1
- Week 7: Screenwriting Master Class Part 2
- Week 8: Multi-genre Workshop
- Week 9: Author visit and publishing discussion
- Week 10: Comedy Master Class Part 1
- Week 11: Comedy Master Class Part 2
- Week 12: Final Workshop and Celebration
- Tuesdays, 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM ET (Dates: Jan 10 through Apr 4)
- Wednesdays, 7 PM to 8:30 PM ET (Dates: Jan 11 through Apr 5)
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- New Program: Sports Writing
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- Enroll now in a full school year of workshops (Fall, Winter, and Spring trimesters) and receive two free private sessions !
- June 5th: Virtual Open House: Teen Creative Porfolio Program
- June 29th: Teen Open Mic in NYC!
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Sat / act prep online guides and tips, the 12 best creative writing colleges and programs.
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Finding a dedicated creative writing program at a school you're excited about can be a real challenge, and that's even before you start worrying about getting in. Nonetheless, there are some great options. In order to help you find the best school for you, this list rounds up some of the best colleges for creative writing in the United States .
The Best Creative Writing Programs: Ranking Criteria
You should never take college rankings as absolute truth —not even the very official-seeming US News ones. Instead, use these kinds of lists as a jumping-off place for your own exploration of colleges. Pay attention not just to what the rankings are but to how the rankings are determined.
To help with that, I'll explain how I came up with this highly unscientific list of great creative writing colleges. I started by narrowing my search down to schools that offered a specific creative writing major. (If you don't see a school you were expecting, it's likely because they only have a minor.)
In ranking the schools, I considered five major criteria:
- #1: MFA Ranking —If a school has a great graduate creative writing program, it means you'll be taught by those same professors and the excellent graduate students they attract. Schools with strong MFA programs are also more likely to have solid alumni networks and internship opportunities. However, many schools with great undergrad programs do not offer MFAs, in which case I simply focused on the other four options.
- #2: General School Reputation —The vast majority of your classes won't be in creative writing, so it's important that other parts of the school, especially the English department, are great as well.
- #3: Extracurricular Opportunities —One of the key advantages of majoring in creative writing is that it can provide access to writing opportunities outside the classroom, so I took what kind of internship programs, author readings, and literary magazines the school offers into consideration.
- #4: Diversity of Class Options —I gave extra points to schools with a variety of genre options and specific, interesting classes.
- #5: Alumni/Prestige —This last criterion is a bit more subjective: is the school known for turning out good writers? Certainly it's less important than what kind of education you'll actually get, but having a brand-name degree (so to speak) can be helpful.
The Best Creative Writing Schools
Now, let's get to the good stuff: the list of schools! The exact numbering is always arguable, so look at it as a general trend from absolutely amazing to still super great, rather than fixating on why one school is ranked #3 and another is ranked #4.
#1: Northwestern University
Northwestern's undergrad creative writing program boasts acclaimed professors and an unparalleled track record of turning out successful writers (including Divergent author Veronica Roth and short-story writer Karen Russell).
Outside the classroom, you can work on the student-run literary journal, intern at a publication in nearby Chicago, or submit to the Department of English's yearly writing competition . The university is also home to a top journalism program , so if you want to try your hand at nonfiction as well, you'll have plenty of opportunities to do so.
#2: Columbia University
Like Northwestern, Columbia is home to both a world-class creative writing program and a top journalism school (plus one of the best English departments in the country), so you have a wide range of writing-related course options. Columbia also benefits from its location in New York City, which is bursting at the seams with publishing houses, literary journals, and talented authors.
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#3: University of Iowa
The University of Iowa's big draw is the infrastructure of its graduate Writers' Workshop, which is often considered the best MFA program in the country.
As an English and Creative Writing major here, you'll take classes from great young writers and established professors alike, and get to choose from a wide range of topics. This major provides transferable skills important for a liberal arts major with a creative focus. You'll also have access to the university's impressive literary community, including frequent readings, writing prizes and scholarships, and the acclaimed literary journal The Iowa Review .
#4: Emory University
Emory is renowned for its dedicated undergrad creative writing program , which draws the very best visiting scholars and writers. Students here have the chance to attend intimate question-and-answer sessions with award-winning authors, study a range of genres, compete for writing awards and scholarships, and work closely with an adviser to complete an honors project.
#5: Oberlin College
A small liberal arts school in Ohio, Oberlin offers very different advantages than the schools above do. You'll have fewer opportunities to pursue writing in the surrounding city, but the quality of the teachers and the range of courses might make up for that. Moreover, it boasts just as impressive alumni, including actress and writer Lena Dunham.
#6: Hamilton College
Hamilton is another small college, located in upstate New York. It's known for giving students the freedom to pursue their interests and the support to help them explore topics in real depth, both inside and outside the classroom. Hamilton's creative writing program takes full advantage with small classes and lots of opportunities to intern and publish; it also has one of the best writing centers in the country.
#7: Brown University
Brown's Literary Arts program offers one of the top MFAs in the US as well as an undergraduate major . For the major, you must take four creative writing workshops and six reading-intensive courses, which span an array of departments and topics, from music and literature to Middle East studies and Egyptology.
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#8: Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University has an excellent creative writing MFA program, lots of super specific class options, and a number of scholarships specifically earmarked for creative writing students. This school’s undergraduate English program also offers a concentration in creative writing that allows students to specialize in a specific genre: poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction. If you’re interested in exploring your potential in a specific writing genre, Washington University could be a great pick for you.
#9: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT might not be a school you generally associate with writing, but it actually has an excellent program that offers courses in digital media and science writing, as well as creative writing, and provides plenty of guidance on how graduates can navigate the tricky job market.
Not to mention the school is located in Cambridge, a haven for book lovers and writers of all kinds. Though it probably isn’t a good fit for students who hate science, MIT is a great place for aspiring writers who want to build writing skills that are marketable in a wide range of industries.
#10: University of Michigan
University of Michigan is one of the best state universities in the country and has a top-notch MFA program. This school’s undergrad creative writing sub-concentration requires students to submit applications for admittance to advanced creative writing courses. These applications give students crucial practice in both building a writing portfolio and articulating their interest in creative writing to an audience who will evaluate their work. If you're looking to attend a big school with a great creative writing major, this is a fantastic choice.
#11: Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins is another school that's known more for engineering than it is for writing, but, like MIT, it has a dedicated writing program. As a major here, you must take not only courses in prose, poetry, and literature, but also classes on topics such as philosophy and history.
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#12: Colorado College
Colorado College is a small liberal arts school known for its block plan , which allows students to focus on one class per three-and-a-half-week block. The creative writing track of the English major includes a sequence of four writing workshops and also requires students to attend every reading of the Visiting Writers Series.
Bonus School: New York University
I didn't include NYU in the main list because it doesn't have a dedicated creative writing major, but it's a great school for aspiring writers nonetheless, offering one of the most impressive creative writing faculties in the country and all the benefits of a Manhattan location.
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How To Pick the Best Creative Writing School for You
Just because Northwestern is a great school for creative writing doesn't mean you should set your heart on going there. (The football fans are completely terrifying, for one thing.) So where should you go then?
Here are some questions to ask yourself when looking at creative writing programs to help you determine the best school for you:
Does It Have Courses You're Interested In?
Look at the course offerings and see whether they interest you. While you can't predict exactly what classes you'll love, you want to avoid a mismatch where what you want to study and what the program offers are completely different. For example, if you want to write sonnets but the school focuses more on teaching fiction, it probably won't be a great fit for you.
Also, don't forget to look at the English courses and creative writing workshops! In most programs, you'll be taking a lot of these, too.
What Opportunities Are There To Pursue Writing Outside of Class?
I touched on this idea in the criteria section, but it's important enough that I want to reiterate it here. Some of the best writing experience you can get is found outside the classroom, so see what kind of writing-related extracurriculars a school has before committing to it.
Great options include getting involved with the campus newspaper, working on the school's literary journal, or interning at the university press.
Who Will Be Teaching You?
Who are the professors? What kind of work have they published? Check teacher ratings on Rate My Professors (but make sure to read the actual reviews—and always take them with a grain of salt).
If you're looking at a big school, there's a good chance that a lot of your teachers will be graduate students. But that's not necessarily a bad thing: a lot of the best teachers I had in college were graduate students. Just take into consideration what kind of graduate program the school has. If there's a great creative writing MFA program, then the graduate students are likely to be better writers and more engaged teachers.
What Are the Alumni Doing Now?
If you have a sense of what you want to do after you graduate, see if any alumni of the program are pursuing that type of career. The stronger the alumni network is, the more connections you'll have when it comes time to get a job.
What About the Rest of the School?
Don't pick a school for which you like the creative writing program but dread everything else about it. Most of your time will be spent doing other things, whether hanging out in the dorms, exploring off campus, or fulfilling general education requirements.
Many schools require you to apply to the creative writing major, so make doubly sure you'll be happy with your choice even if you aren't accepted to the program.
What's Next?
Are you sure a creative writing major is the right fit for you? Read our post on the pros and cons of the major to help you decide what path to take in college.
For more general advice about choosing a college, check out our complete guide to finding the right school for you. Some major factors to consider include deciding whether you're interested in a small college or a big university , an in-state or out-of-state institution , and a public or private school .
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Looking to fill the last weeks of December with holiday-themed writing activities? You’ve come to the right place! Channel your holiday spirit while engaging students in fun yet meaningful learning opportunities.
Many teachers feel like getting anything meaningful done in these last weeks of December is impossible. And, yes, as winter break inches closer, it becomes more challenging to keep students on task. However, if you find creative ways to bring festive fun into your classroom, you can channel the holiday spirit into meaningful learning opportunities.
I’m here to help you leverage that festive (and sometimes chaotic) energy to engage students in writing activities that align with educational standards and bring the holiday magic into your classroom. The best part? It doesn’t have to involve hours of planning and prep work. (That’s a gift in itself.)
Read on to discover my favorite low-prep writing activities designed to keep students engaged in learning while having a holly jolly time in the weeks leading up to the holiday break.
9 Fun & Festive Writing Activities
Stop battling the “pre-winter break” struggle with your students. Instead, make the most of the holiday spirit by assigning these festive and fun writing activities perfect for December!
1. Character Ugly Sweater Contest
Like an ugly sweater contest, but make it literary.
Hosting a character ugly sweater contest is the perfect way to combine characterization with a little holiday fun. This activity seamlessly blends creative artwork with analytical writing, challenging students to design a Christmas sweater for a literary character. Start with a blank ugly sweater template . Then, let students have fun decorating an “ugly” sweater that represents their chosen character, including quotes, images, symbols, adjectives, and more. Have each student write a paragraph analysis explaining their choices, turning a classic festive sweater into an opportunity for character exploration and analysis.
Alternatively, you can have your students create symbolic sweaters representing a theme or an entire novel!
2. Winter-Themed Poetry
A perfect writing activity for December and beyond.
If you’re looking to steer clear of specific holidays, winter-themed poetry is the perfect option. Encourage your students to explore the beauty of winter through the lens of poetry. This is a perfect opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge of figurative language and poetic devices. Students will have a blast bringing winter to life through symbolism, metaphors, personification, symbolism, onomatopoeia, and more! To add an extra layer of creativity, have students exchange and illustrate each other’s poems, putting their descriptive writing to the ultimate test. Then, they can go around matching the illustrations to the poems.
If you want to kick up the holiday spirit, have your students write magically descriptive poems about abstract concepts, like holiday cheer, or concrete images, like a Christmas tree.
3. “Paint” a Picture with Sensory Details
Oh, what fun it is to write with sensory details!
Looking for a quick yet effective writing activity this December? This is it. Challenge students to describe the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and textures associated with the holidays. Whether it’s the scent of gingerbread, a twinkling Christmas tree, or the soft crunch of snow under your boots, students bring classic holiday settings or items to life with this fun writing challenge. Encourage them to create a description by combining descriptive writing and as many of the five senses as possible.
Want to add a little twist? Have students share their descriptions, and their peers guess the holiday element based on the vivid sensory details.
4. Holiday Memories
Practice narrative writing with a holiday twist.
Teaching narrative writing is a must in the secondary classroom, and it certainly comes with its challenges. Luckily, December is the perfect time to inspire and engage students in narrative writing prompts. Rather than the dreaded “I have nothing to write about” roadblock, students tend to have more to say regarding their favorite holiday memories and traditions. Challenge them to delve into their most cherished holiday memories, describing them with great detail through sensory language and imagery. Remind students that their pieces should make the reader feel like they were also experiencing the moment.
This reflective exercise sharpens narrative writing skills while tapping into the magic of the holidays.
5. “Roll Out” a Holiday Story
Another festive activity to help students surpass writer’s block.
Break through the “what do I write about” roadblock with the “Roll Out” A Holiday Story activity. Select six holiday-related options for classic story elements such as character, setting, conflict, and theme. Assign each option a number 1-6 so when students roll the dice for each component, it will determine a brainstorm for their narrative. Not only does this spark creativity, it also gives each student something more specific to write about while leaving plenty of room for creative fun. These unique plots often turn out festive and sweet or ridiculously funny, making them a joy to read.
This engaging exercise transforms the (often dreaded) writing process into a fun and festive game, making it both entertaining and intellectually stimulating.
6. A Festive Argument
Teenagers love to argue, right? So, why not make it festive?
While this activity has the main elements of a classic argumentative writing activity, it has a festive twist. Rather than choosing from traditional argumentative prompts regarding social media or school uniforms, provide students with a list of holiday-themed topics to take a stance on. This writing activity requires them to employ persuasive and argumentative writing techniques, incorporating ethos, pathos, and logos, to make their case. Despite the holiday twist, students must articulate their opinions in a structured and convincing manner.
Some favorite topics include arguing for the best Christmas tradition, holiday movie, or winter activity. Feel free to steal these for your classroom!
7. A Children’s Christmas Book
Who doesn’t love a good Christmas story?
This activity is a great way to review plot structure and get into the Christmas spirit. Invite students to gather around as you read a few of your favorite Christmas stories before encouraging them to write (and illustrate) one of their own. Students will craft holiday tales, bringing the magic of storytelling to life through words and illustrations. It’s also a perfect opportunity for students to exercise their knowledge of theme and descriptive writing. Spread the cheer by teaming up with a local elementary classroom and having your students read their stories to the younger kids.
Remember, it’s possible that some of your students don’t celebrate Christmas. Adjust this activity to best reflect your students’ winter holidays and traditions.
8. A Recipe for the Perfect Holiday
Talk about a recipe for festive fun!
Writing about abstract concepts can be challenging for students. That’s where this activity comes into play. Rather than the pressure of diving into an abstract concept in an analytical essay, students will transform holiday-related abstract ideas into concrete creations with this fun and creative writing activity. Instead of writing a recipe for holiday food, students will write their recipe for the perfect holiday. Students must create a list of “ingredients” before bringing it all together with a step-by-step process. Since holidays mean something different to each person based on their experiences and traditions, this is a personalized activity packed with meaning.
Have students bring in their favorite holiday recipe (for an actual food or beverage) to share with the class and serve as inspiration for the elements of a recipe.
9. Gingerbread House Listing
Get ready for a tasty treat of persuasive writing!
In this writing activity, students aren’t necessarily decorating gingerbread houses, but they are trying to sell them. Have students put on their realtor hats and use persuasive writing to “sell” their very own gingerbread house. Students will draw a gingerbread house before creating a compelling real-estate listing, attempting to convince you to make a purchase. I recommend having students review actual house listings first to get inspiration and build a stronger understanding of what to include. This hands-on approach combines real-life writing with creativity and holiday fun.
You can take this a step further by letting your students actually build their gingerbread houses for a delicious extension activity!
Even More Holiday Writing Activities
Ho, ho, ho no it doesn’t end there! Here are a few more holiday writing activities to sprinkle into your plans over the next few weeks.
- Assign festive bell ringers
- Write a Christmas dialogue
- Provide holiday story starters
- Create Christmas movie character diary entries
- Write creative holiday-themed news articles
- Take a stance on the great real vs. fake tree debate
- Correct grammar in holiday-themed sentences
So Much Holiday Writing Fun to Have, So Little Time
If you’re like me, you may want to do all of the things. But trying to do that (in the weeks leading up to the holiday break, no less) is enough to drive any teacher insane. And I’m all for supporting teachers in maintaining their sanity during these next few weeks. In fact, if you need some tips to help you do so, check out my teacher’s guide to surviving the holiday season .
If you’re torn between choosing from multiple writing activities in this post, consider doing a Holiday writing choice board. Your middle school students will love the freedom to select a writing activity that resonates with their interests. The element of choice promotes a sense of ownership over their writing while keeping students engaged and focused on festive yet meaningful activities leading up to winter break.
It’s Time to Get Festive!
Rather than fighting to get your students to pay attention, channel their festive spirit into meaningful classroom experiences. Trust me, it works wonders. So, if your students normally moan and groan when you assign writing, get ready for a change! Middle school students always eat these festive writing activities up.
What other fun and festive writing activities do you have to add to the list? Let me know in a comment below!
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