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Live Creative Writing for Youth

(5th Grade and Above)

Mondays @ 11:30am-12:30pm EST

Ongoing throughout the year

*The full curriculum is delivered over three years, but students may join anytime and we will place them into the appropriate section for their age and experience level.

(Price includes weekly 60 min lesson + feedback on turned in work)

Live Creative Writing for Youth

(5th Grade and Above)

Mondays @ 11:30am EST

Ongoing throughout the year

*The full curriculum is delivered over three years, but students may join anytime and we will place them into the appropriate section for their age and experience level.

(Price includes weekly 60 min lesson +

feedback on turned in work)

Want to learn more? Try a free sample lesson!

Welcome to the beginning of a journey into language mastery!

Creative Writing will take center stage in this ongoing live class,

which qualifies as a Language Arts course.

Want to learn more?

Try a free sample lesson!

Welcome to the beginning of a journey into language mastery!

Creative Writing will take center stage in this ongoing live class, which qualifies as a Language Arts course.

Each live lesson contains a balance of:

Brain Gym exercises to foster focus and creativity

Artistic speech to masterfully form the speaking ability

Creative writing exercises to build imagination

Grammar to build the capacity to think about thinking

New instruction

Jokes

Price Includes:

Weekly 60 minute class

Personalized feedback on submitted student work

Each live lesson contains a balance of:

Brain Gym exercises to foster focus and creativity

Artistic speech to masterfully form the speaking ability

Creative writing exercises to build imagination

Grammar to build the capacity to think about thinking

New instruction

Jokes

Price Includes:

Weekly 60 minute class

Personalized feedback on submitted student work

Who is this class for?

This class is for young writers ready to be enkindled through a love of language!

Diving deeply into the history of language, we learn to use words like paintbrushes and color, composing works of literary art. Whether their persuasion is poetry, short stories, longer stories, manga/comics, plays, or more, this is a place for them.

We teach students how to read and write critically, sharpening their ability to think freely.

Students are asked to try new things, stretching, shaping, and molding themselves into well-rounded wordsmiths.

Play joins with consistent effort to create language mastery. As Friedrich Schiller says, “Play makes us fully human, and we are only fully human when we play.”

We give homework between classes which includes reading, writing, and direct observation of nature.

Who is this class for?

This class is for young writers ready to be enkindled through a love of language!

Diving deeply into the history of language, we learn to use words like paintbrushes and color, composing works of literary art. Whether their persuasion is poetry, short stories, longer stories, manga/comics, plays, or more, this is a place for them.

We teach students how to read and write critically, sharpening their ability to think freely.

Students are be asked to try new things, stretching, shaping, and molding themselves into well-rounded wordsmiths.

Play joins with consistent effort to create language mastery. As Friedrich Schiller says, “Play makes us fully human, and we are only fully human when we play.”

We give homework between classes which includes reading, writing, and direct observation of nature.

How is this class structured?

The class is structured according to the threefold human geometry of willing, feeling, and thinking, spending one month on each capacity before moving onto the next. Then, we return and return again to build skills organically over time.

⟡ Willing: We build our language muscles and cultivate a strong life of the senses. Imaginative exercises, grammar, and writing mechanics take center stage, and we do it in the spirit of play and fun.

⟡ Feeling: We proceed to work with the rhythmic quality of language, emphasizing meter and rhyme and learning to wrangle our creative ideas into form. Poetry is the focus during these months.

⟡ Thinking: We work on content to produce stories, essays, and plays. Here, we also work with the great literature of the world to inspire creative thinking.

*This threefold rhythm repeats each month, allowing new students to join anytime and still get all the value of the course.

Each individual session begins with focus and language exercises, followed by sharing homework. Then, we learn a new skill and practice it before ending with a joke.

How is this class structured?

The class is structured according to the threefold human geometry of willing, feeling, and thinking, spending one month on each capacity before moving onto the next. Then, we return and return again to build skills organically over time.

⟡ Willing: We build our language muscles and cultivate a strong life of the senses. Imaginative exercises, grammar, and writing mechanics take center stage, and we do it in the spirit of play and fun.

⟡ Feeling: We proceed to work with the rhythmic quality of language, emphasizing meter and rhyme and learning to wrangle our creative ideas into form. Poetry is the focus during these months.

⟡ Thinking: We work on content to produce stories, essays, and plays. Here, we also work with the great literature of the world to inspire creative thinking.

*This threefold rhythm repeats each month, allowing new students to join anytime and still get all the value of the course.

Each individual session begins with focus and language exercises, followed by sharing homework. Then, we learn a new skill and practice it before ending with a joke.

Printable calendar below

(shows breaks - same as academic calendar)

Academic Calendar below

(shows breaks)

Mr. Andrea

Nicholas “The Bard” Andrea brings two decades of experience working therapeutically and educationally with children and youth. The last eight of those years have been spent in the heights and depths of Waldorf Education. His favorite part of the work is inspiring students to discover the extraordinary connections between the human being, the kingdoms of nature, and the cosmos. Mr. Andrea currently teaches homeschool classes both online and in-person, and he travels to lead theater camps. His work can be found at https://enkindleacademy.com.

Mr. Andrea is also a poet and multi-instrumentalist musician referred to as "The Bard." He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy, followed by a Master's in clinical Social Work. After being led to Waldorf Education by a trail of bumper stickers, he got his Waldorf Elementary and Music teacher certification while teaching full-time. He loves to travel, and his hobbies include playing the highland pipes, gardening, cooking Middle Eastern food, game nights with friends, and telling dad jokes.

Mr. Andrea

Nicholas “The Bard” Andrea brings two decades of experience working therapeutically and educationally with children and youth. The last eight of those years have been spent in the heights and depths of Waldorf Education. His favorite part of the work is inspiring students to discover the extraordinary connections between the human being, the kingdoms of nature, and the cosmos. Mr. Andrea currently teaches homeschool classes both online and in-person, and he travels to lead theater camps. His work can be found at https://enkindleacademy.com.

Mr. Andrea is also a poet and multi-instrumentalist musician referred to as "The Bard." He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy, followed by a Master's in clinical Social Work. After being led to Waldorf Education by a trail of bumper stickers, he got his Waldorf Elementary and Music teacher certification while teaching full-time. He loves to travel, and his hobbies include playing the highland pipes, gardening, cooking Middle Eastern food, game nights with friends, and telling dad jokes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the refund policy for the Creative Writing Class?

Once the series begins, no refunds can be given. However, you can cancel at any time and you will retain access to the class until the next billing cycle.

What happens if I miss a class?

Not to worry! If you miss a class, recordings of all the webinars will be posted until the end of the month.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the refund policy for the Creative Writing Class?

Once the series begins, no refunds can be given. However, you can cancel at any time and you will retain access to the class until the next billing cycle.

What happens if I miss a class?

Not to worry! If you miss a class, recordings of webinars will be posted for a couple weeks.

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