Camp Pixie Dust Week #5-Writing week

Last week, I created a list of dreams that would make great ideas for a book. This week, I'm using them to write stories.

Here are some writing tips:

  • Brainstorm a list of random ideas for a story. They can be from a dream, personal experience, or your imagination
  • Create the protagonist. If it's in another world, create that. Make sure you know everything about the character and world so you can easily write about it.
  • Decide what the character's goal is and how he/she finds it.
  • I like to use a basic plot organizer and write how it applies to my story in each section
  • Make sure all the "scenes" of your book move the story forward
And here's a badge for writing a story!

Stay tuned for next week's camp activity!

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