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Practice and perfect your story writing skills.
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Who is this guide for?
This free guide is perfect for Year 7-8 students who want to develop their short story writing skills and for parents who want to support their child’s creative writing journey. It’s especially useful for students aiming to compete in short story writing competitions or improve their English marks.
Will this guide help my child improve their writing?
Your child will learn how to plan and structure engaging short stories, improve their descriptive writing, create compelling characters, and understand the key elements of great storytelling. These skills will not only boost their confidence but also give them a competitive edge in school and help them meet VCAA standards for English.
What will my child learn from this guide?
This free guide is packed with practical tips, easy-to-use templates, and creative prompts to make storytelling fun and simple. It encourages students to practise their skills, revise their work, and use self-editing techniques to craft polished, high-quality stories.
Can I print this guide?
Yes, printing the guide is highly recommended. This allows your child to fill out the worksheets, use the templates, and practise their writing directly on the pages. A printed copy also makes it easier to reference during writing sessions or when preparing for short story writing competitions.