Creative Writing Recipe:
GAME ON!
It was like any other day when you were plugged in to your favourite game. Outside, the rain was coming down in sheets and claps of thunder punctuated the sound effects from your game.
All of a sudden, a flash of lightning tore across the sky and the room went black. At the same moment, you felt yourself being pulled by a force forward and there was no stopping it. “Ahhhh!” you screamed as you felt yourself travelling at the speed of light through a tunnel of blur.
As suddenly as it began, it stopped. You blinked as you looked around and you realised. You are no longer playing the game. You are in the game.
The good news is you are not alone.
In order to exit the game, you need to acquire several creative writing skills and your game master aims to:
- teach you to describe a setting vividly using your five senses
- introduce two ways of building up towards the climax of a story via characters and insertion of clues
- provide you with a framework (AIM) to create compelling characters
- aid you in adding details to the climax of a story
- show the transference and application of techniques in composition writing
Here’s what parents have been sharing about us!
Creative Writing Workshop Details
Workshop Details
Duration: 2 days X 3 hours 15mins a day (inclusive of a 15min break)
Level: Primary 3 & Primary 4
Workshop class size: 6 students
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“The Write Recipe: Game On! Workshop was fun and interesting. I learnt a wide range of vocabulary and many new phrases. I enjoy having many fun hands-on activities like searching the surroundings for objects for a writing task. I learnt how to write a more developed story and replace words with other better ones. If I had the opportunity to, I would recommend my friends to join The Write Recipe: Game On! workshop too as it is exciting and enjoyable :)”
- Adeline, parent of Cristel, River Valley Primary School, Primary 4
Is your child facing any of the following while attempting the creative writing component?
- Have trouble describing a scene
- Being unable to show how a character feels
- Unable to use transitions
- Needs to work on sequencing events in a logical and clear manner
- Have difficulty elaborating on the climax of a story
“My son liked The Write Recipe: Game On! Workshop a lot. He felt the lessons were very interesting and joyful. He could recall the important points taught and wants to go back to the class.”
- Jeelani S, parent of Mohammed Saad, Fuhua Primary School, Primary 5
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