What will be taught?
Learners in this self-paced class will delve into the rich world of storytelling, mastering the art of crafting compelling narratives across various genres. They will explore diverse topics such as fables, fairytales, personal narratives, haikus, limericks, comics, and more, gaining a comprehensive understanding of storytelling techniques and structures.

𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧:
Class 1: Personal Narrative 
Class 2: Fairytales
Class 3: Just So Stories
Class 4: Tall Tales
Class 5: Comics
Class 6: Fables
Class 7: Haikus & Limericks
Class 8: Comics


What topics will be covered?
Throughout the course, learners will explore a wide range of storytelling genres, including but not limited to fables, fairytales, personal narratives, haikus, limericks, and comics. Each lesson will focus on a different type of story, allowing students to develop their skills across various narrative styles.

How is this class structured?
The class follows a structured format designed to engage learners in an immersive and interactive learning experience. Each lesson begins with a mini-lesson introducing the elements of the featured story genre. This is followed by a brief reading of a story exemplifying the genre. Finally, students will engage in hands-on activities, crafting and illustrating their own stories inspired by the genre presented in the class.  At the end, everyone will be given the chance to read and share their work.

How is the class taught?
My teaching approach is student-centered and interactive, encouraging active participation and creativity. We employ a blend of instruction, storytelling, and hands-on activities to facilitate learning and foster a deep appreciation for storytelling. Students will have the flexibility to work at their own pace, allowing for individualized learning experiences tailored to their needs and interests.

What's the teaching style?
My teaching style prioritizes student engagement and creativity, providing learners with the tools and guidance they need to become confident storytellers.