This is a great class for students who enjoy telling magical stories and discussing enchanting topics. Every meeting's fantasy theme (and writing tips) are student/parent requested. My message box is open 24/7 for lesson requests, one-on-one writing feedback, one-on-one assistance with individual writing struggles, prompt requests, etc. 

Structure for each meeting: 

Opening Time:
- 'Flex' Time - This is where students can discuss their weekly writing and ask any questions they may have
 
Lesson Time: Time for some stories linked to our topics and helpful writing tips.

Writing Time:
This is the student's free time - They can write short stories, add to longer stories, fan fiction, flash fiction, micro fiction, novellas, poems, songs, scripts, artwork for stories, storyboarding, character building, etc. 

Share Time:
In-class sharing is optional.


Current Fantasy Topic Requests: 

Oct: 
2nd - 8th: Nordic / Hindu Mythology - Character Interactions and Reactions
9th - 15th: Tiny Magical Creatures - Writing in 1st Person
16th - 22nd: Animal Stories (Fables) - Teaching Reader's Lessons
23rd - 29th: Halloween Fantasy - Writing in 2nd Person
30th - 5th: Japanese Mythology - Writing in 3rd Person (Repetition)

Nov: 
6th - 12th: Supernatural Fantasy - The Hook
13th - 19th: Fae Courts - Writing For An Audience
20th - 26th: Dragonology - Writing Activities for Writer's Block
27th - 3rd: Egyptian Mythology - Dialogue Assistance

Dec:
4th - 10th: Dark Creatures - Character Bios
11th - 17th: Magical Cookbooks - Abbreviations, Compound Words, Acronyms, etc. - Do and Don't
18th - 24th: Celtic Mythology - Simple Language vs. Elegance
25th - 31st: Fantasy Holiday Stories - Teaching Your Audience

January: 
1st - 7th: High Fantasy - Establishing The Theme
8th - 14th: Dark Fantasy - Character Roles and Break Stereotypes
15th - 21st:  Steampunk - Elevating Settings
22nd - 28th: Cattlepunk - Beginning a Story
29th - 4th: African Mythology - Rising Action and Increasing Suspense

February: 
5th - 11th:  Urban Fantasy - Convincing Conclusions
12th - 18th: Historical Fantasy - Conflict: Big & Small
19th - 25th: Biopunk - Novel Writing
26th - 4th: Native American Mythology - Novella Writing

March: 
5th - 11th: Low Fantasy - Short Stories
12th - 18th: Comic Fantasy - Narrative Nonfiction
19th - 25th: Dieselpunk - Backstories
26th - 1st:  South American Mythology - Poetry

April: 
2nd - 8th:  Magical Realism - Writing Research
9th - 15th: Contemporary Fantasy - Screenwriting
16th - 22nd: Romantic Fantasy - Points of View
23rd - 29th:  Cyberpunk - Plot Twists
30th - 6th:  East Asian Mythology - Character Dialogue and Interactions

May: 
7th - 13th: Paranormal Fantasy - Metaphors
14th - 20th:  Superhero - Editing, Deleting, and Fluff
21st - 27th: Bronzepunk - Show, Don't Tell
28th - 3rd:  South Asian Mythology - Using Our Senses 

June: 
4th - 10th: Adventure and Fantasy - Activities for Writer's Block
11th - 17th:  Mystery and Fantasy - Collaborating
18th - 24th: Clockpunk - Weaving Adjectives
25th - 1st: South East Asian Mythology - Establishing Character Emotions

July: 
2nd - 8th: Alternative History Fantasy - The Use of Strong Verbs
9th - 15th: Assassian - Nouns vs. Pronouns vs. Descriptive Nouns
16th - 22nd: Castlepunk - Publishing
23rd - 29th: Elfpunk / Arcanepunk - Punctuation
30 - 5th:  Northern European Mythology - Writing Prompts

August: 
6th - 12th: Fairy Courts - Creating Character Careers
13th - 19th: Anthropunk/Furpunk - Non-Human Characters
20th - 26th: Mythpunk - Juxtaposition
27th - 2nd:  Southern European Mythology - Working with Symbolism

September: 
3rd - 9th: Dragons, Goblins, Mermaids... - Creating Writing Goals
10th - 16th: Crossworld Fantasy - Anthologies
17th - 23rd: Oceanpunk / Piratepunk - Fan Fiction Writing
24th - 30th:  Western European Mythology - Writing Activities

October: 
1st - 7th: Gnomes and Other Small Creatures - Narration
8th - 14th: Silkpunk - Thesis Fun and Helpful Tips
15th - 21st:  Fables, Fairytales, and Folklore - Irony
22nd - 28th: Mannerspunk - Figurative Language
29th - 4th: Oceania Mythology - Foreshadowing

November: 
5th - 11th: Quests and RPGing - Different Characters and Development
12th - 18th: Portal Fantasy - Onomatopoeia
19th - 25th: Salvagepunk - Personification
26th - 2nd: Creating Deity Characters - Satire

December: 
3rd - 9th: The New Weird - Creating Subplots
10th - 16th: Magical Creatures - Descending Action
17th - 23rd: Aetherpunk/Magicpunk - Writing Activities
24th - 30th:  Elemental Mythology - Creating a Writing Signature