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Upper Elementary Story Studio – Semester 1: Creating the Story

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Write Stories Worth Sharing

Week 1: Create a Character Readers Want to Follow
Week 2: Show Us Who Your Character Is
Week 3: Put Pressure on Your Character
Week 4: Make Your Character Matter More
Critical Thinking: How Different People Can See the Same Thing Differently
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(Optional) Christian Writing Supplement: Seeing the People Inside the Stories

Week 1: Give Your Character Something They Really Want
Week 2: Make the Reader Want It Too
Week 3: Make Them Work for What They Want
Week 4: Make What Your Character Wants Matter More
Critical Thinking: What Matters Most When You Can’t Have Everything
(Optional) Christian Writing Supplement: What Do They Really Want?

Week 1: The Right Place Can Create the Story
Week 2: Let the Place Enter the Story
Week 3: Let the Place Change What Happens
Week 4: Make the Place Matter More
Critical Thinking: Context Changes Your Choices
(Optional) Christian Writing Supplement: Why Does It Matter Where This Happens?

Week 1: Give Your Character Someone Who Changes the Story
Week 2: Let the Interaction Change Something
Week 3: Let Characters Complicate Each Other’s Plans
Week 4: Make the Relationship Matter More
Critical Thinking: How Other People Affect What We Believe and Choose
(Optional) Christian Writing Supplement: How Do People Affect One Another's Choices?

Interlude: When a Story Starts to Mean Something

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Creating the Story: Recap and Reflection

Interlude: When a Story Starts to Mean Something

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