The Write Recipe : A.I.M.

Time to bring your characters and composition alive!

“Hello, I am Tom.”

Based on a name like “Tom”, do you know whether that person is a loyal friend or one who will betray you one day? How much do you know about a person when you first meet him?

If you are only meeting “Tom” in a story without being able to actually see him, he will become an even bigger mystery!

The question is: Why do we need to know more about “Tom”?

A GOOD STORY INVOLVES YOUR HEART AND MIND.

Good stories have characters that we can understand and relate to. Characters are central to a story as what they do and go through can trigger our emotions. These characters keep us reading to the end.

This is why writers need to let readers know more about the characters. With only a given name like “Tom” in the story, will you be able to understand “Tom” and be engaged in the story about him? We do not think so.

BE A BETTER WRITER. LET YOUR CHARACTERS ENGAGE YOUR READERS.

It is frustrating when you are groping in the dark, unsure of how to create well-developed and engaging characters that will bring your writing to a new level. We want you to have clarity and to ace your shot with A.I.M.

Here’s What Your Child Will Receive When He/She Joins Our Write Recipe | A.I.M. Online Course

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Self-paced courses

P4 to P6

Targeted Levels

$75

Total Worth
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Video Lessons

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Worksheets

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Games

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Quizzes

“A.I.M is a strategy that is easy to apply and one that makes a difference in my writing. I like how it is easy to remember and how the course teaches me when it is important to describe a character clearly in a story. The activities help me to understand how to apply the technique and there are also lots of examples to build my vocabulary to describe characters well!”
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— Tia, Primary 5, St Margaret's Primary School
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Is your child facing any of the following when they try to develop the characters in their story?

Problem #1: Unsure of how to develop a character e.g. How should a character be like?
Problem #2: Unsure of what to consider when describing a character
Problem #3: Unsure of what are considered relevant descriptions for a character
Problem #4: Unsure of when to add in descriptions for characters
Problem #5: Unsure of why descriptions you added are cancelled by the marker
Problem #5: Unsure of why descriptions you added are cancelled by the marker
Problem #6: Stuck beyond using a general adjective for a character (Being repetitive in descriptions) e.g. Tom was hardworking.
Problem #7: Not being able to explore new character types in a story e.g. always using a student

Meet Our Teachers

Let award-winning author, Ms Xie, and Lil’ but Mighty founder, Mrs Chew, bring you on a journey to learn A.I.M. and meet new characters! Having seen how some pupils struggle with lacklustre characters in writing their stories, the duo are determined to provide a structured approach that will help children grow in confidence and clarity during writing.

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THIS COURSE WILL BE HELPFUL IF YOUR CHILD:

  1. have characters who appeared abruptly

  2. have characters with abrupt or illogical details without proper build-up e.g. “Now I cannot fulfil my dream of going to Australia!” Tom cried as he watched the prize being presented to Xavier. (There was no mention of Tom’s dream in the story until the end!)

  3. contain irrelevant details and descriptions about the characters (usually being cancelled during marking)

  4. contain characters that lack depth

  5. are confined to the same plot as they always involve the same character

SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS. LET’S A.I.M.

Tired of missing the mark? “The Write Recipe: A.I.M.” is going to change that. We are going to hit the bullseye with an easy-to-remember and effective structure to develop your characters.

Enrol now and enjoy the satisfaction of applying a simple strategy that will allow you to create more compelling characters in your next piece of writing!

This course will be entirely focused on developing characters in writing a story.

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Here’s what parents have been sharing about us!

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The course helps me to understand the different PSLE question types and their answering techniques, including what are the common mistakes to avoid. The examples, practice papers and answer sheets have reinforced my learning and I’m more confident in tackling comprehension questions for PSLE.”

Brian Ng, Primary 6, Gan Eng Seng Primary School
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“The bite-sized videos are fun and enjoyable and taught me many rules and strategies on how to answer synthesis questions. The teachers’ explanations are clear, concise and easy to understand.”

Aidan, Primary 6, Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)
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“Mrs Chew is clear in her explanations and the fun activities and games kept her engaged throughout the lessons. In fact, she was so eager to continue the lessons on her own that she did so once she came home from school.”

Mrs Yeo Parent of Shernice Primary 5, PLMGS
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“I like how it is easy to remember and how the course teaches me when it is important to describe a character clearly in a story. The activities help me to understand how to apply the technique and there are also lots of examples to build my vocabulary to describe characters well!”

Tia, Primary 5, St Margaret’s Primary School
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“Like all parents who would like to support their children in their learning journey and revision, we found that the course has provided us with a helpful framework and enough strategies to reinforce the key points learnt in school and during tuition.”

Mr and Mrs Lim, Parents of Caitlin, Primary 6, Nanyang Primary School
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Easy Listening

“I think that the tips on how to do well for the listening comprehension were great and useful. Now I am more confident when it comes to listening comprehension. The questions asked were tricky, which made me think more about my answers before writing them down. Overall, I think the Easy Listening online course is good and definitely helpful!”

Yi Ping, parent of Kieran, Primary 6
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“Kayla finds the online course structured and systematic in its approach. The course content is also clearly delivered and presented by the instructor.
Most importantly, the tips are easy to follow. We are glad that Kayla has gained insights into the editing component through the course as these tips are not taught in school.”

Soh Chin, parent of Kayla Chong, Primary 6, Anderson Primary School
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“The content is interesting and the bite-sized lessons make it easy to digest doe any new users. Overall, the Ashton likes how engaging the course is and that it reinforces what learnt in school for situational writing.”

Indra, Parent of Ashton, Primary 6, St Andrew’s Junior School
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“The annotated answers for the worksheets are excellent and help me to understand how to get the correct answer by identifying the clues… I would definitely recommend this to my other friends!”

Klarisse, student at Methodist Girls’ School (P6)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course – you decide when you start and when you finish.

How does lifetime access sound? As long as Lil’ but Mighty exists, this course will be available to watch. After enrolling, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like – across any and all devices you own.

Yes, our Write Recipe is tailored for use with the latest PSLE English Composition Format. Yummy!

Since this course focuses on planning for questions in the new PSLE English format, it will be suitable for children from Primary 4 onwards. However, if your child is still struggling with the basic plot of the story, this might not be the most suitable course for now.

Definitely! Our team of teachers will be ready (with a smile!) to provide you help on questions that you have regarding the course content and its materials.

For viewing the videos: – Good internet connection – Web Browsers – Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari (Mac), Opera and Internet Explorer (11 and beyond)

If you need help with something related to the course, please contact us at enquiries@lilbutmightyenglish.com. Thank you!

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