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Language Course

Creative Writing

Imaginative writing journey — storytelling, character creation, genres, and portfolio development.

Creative Writing

Program snapshot

Built for steady progress

Key structure for Creative Writing — duration, rhythm and age fit at a glance.

  1. 1

    3 months

    Course duration

  2. 2

    3

    Weekly classes

  3. 3

    36

    Total sessions

  4. 4

    60 minutes

    Session length

  5. 5

    7–12 years

    Age group

Learning goals

Course Objectives

What your child will build through Creative Writing — clear, mentor-led outcomes across the language program.

4 core objectives
Mentor-tracked progress
01
Learning objective

Foster creativity and imagination through writing exercises.

02
Learning objective

Develop storytelling, character creation, and world-building skills.

03
Learning objective

Enhance students' ability to write in different genres and formats, including poetry and visual media.

04
Learning objective

Build collaboration, editing, and self-expression capabilities.

How we teach

Teaching Strategies / Catalyst

The mentor-led methods that make Creative Writing engaging — hands-on, progressive and designed to spark confidence in every session.

3 core strategies
Live mentor-led
Strategy 01

Hands-on Activities: Writing prompts, drawing, storyboards, and world maps.

Strategy 02

Collaborative Projects: Develop team skills and creative exchange.

Strategy 03

Peer-Review and Self-Editing: Exercises to build critical thinking.

Holistic growth

Development

Creative Writing builds the whole learner — not just technique, but the motor, cognitive and emotional skills that last beyond the classroom.

Cognitive Growth

Enhances imagination, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

Language Skills

Expands vocabulary, grammar, and composition.

Social Skills

Fosters collaboration, peer interaction, and constructive feedback.

Emotional Development

Encourages self-expression, empathy, and reflection.

Course syllabus

Timeline / Structure

A clear class-by-class path through Creative Writing — what happens in each phase, from the first session to the final review.

3
Phases
12
Class blocks
Phase 01

Month 1 — Creative Writing Fundamentals

Week 1

Imagination and creative expression.

Week 2

Character development.

Week 3

World-building.

Week 4

Plot structure and conflict resolution.

Phase 02

Month 2 — Genres & Visual Storytelling

Week 5

Poetry writing.

Week 6

Fantasy and mystery genres.

Week 7

Comics and scripts.

Week 8

Collaboration and peer editing.

Phase 03

Month 3 — Refining & Portfolio

Week 9

Editing and receiving feedback.

Week 10

Creating writing portfolios and exploring publishing options.

Week 11

Writing challenges.

Week 12

Final showcase of creative work.

Assessments

How mentor progress is tracked throughout Creative Writing — supportive check-ins and clear milestones, not high-pressure tests.

Age-appropriate, encouragement-first feedback
3 assessment points across the course
Evaluation checklist
  • 01
    Ongoing

    Weekly Assignments: Story sketches, character profiles, plot diagrams, poetry, and genre writing.

  • 02
    Checkpoint

    Mid-Course Evaluations: Peer and self-assessments on writing progress.

  • 03
    Final review

    Final Showcase: Public presentation of portfolios and selected works.

After completion

Expected Outcomes Post-Course

What learners take away from Creative Writing — skills, confidence and habits that continue well after the final class.

Outcome 01

Increased confidence in editing, revising, and presenting original work.

Certificate-ready milestone
Outcome 02

Knowledge of publishing options and compilation of a writing portfolio.

Certificate-ready milestone
Outcome 03

Ability to write across different genres and formats with clarity and creativity.

Certificate-ready milestone
3 outcomes mapped to mentor feedback and your child's completion certificate

Ready to start Creative Writing?

Book a free demo with a KidsChaupal mentor and get a personalised learning plan for your child.

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