Writing Stories for Children Module 1
Introduction to Writing Stories for Children
The Storybook as a Literary Form
Fiction Versus Non-Fiction
Narration and Dramatization
The Scene
Paragraphs, Sentences, and Tenses
Quotations and Point of View
Writing Stories for Children Module 2
Publishing Childrens Books
The Publishing Business
Techniques for Creating Stories Children Will Want to Read
Common Elements in Childrens Stories
Book Formats and Age Levels
Genres
Publishers and Critiques
Sending a Manuscript
Building Relationships with Publishers
Contracts and Copyright Basics
Rewriting and Editing
Turning a Story into a Book
Marketing Techniques
Building a Career
Writing Stories for Children Module 3
Creating and Illustrating Children's Picture Books
The Art of the Storyteller
The Basics of Writing for Children
Classic Children's Fiction
New Writing on Contemporary Themes
Building a Career in Children's Books
Technique and Production: Making the Book
Reflecting a Child's World
Getting Your Work Published
Writing Stories for Children Module 4
Writing for Children and Teenagers
Survey of Junior Magazines and Book Fields
Developing Professional Work Habits
Keeping Track of Story Ideas
How to Use Dialogue
Making the Reader Feel Emotion, Mood, and Atmosphere
How to Organize a Book
The Daily Work of Writing
Getting Your Story Off to a Running Start
Fulfilling the Opening's Promise
The Climax Scene and Ending
Revising and Polishing Your Story
Markets, Contracts, Rejections, and Acceptances
How to Conduct Research
Mystery Stories and Novels
Nonfiction and Children's Plays
*BONUS!* When you complete the course, you will receive a copy of "Children's Writers and Illustrators Market.
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| "I feel I have gained insight into the publishing world. The textbooks are very interesting and understandable, with complete guidelines showing how to develop and write a story." — S.F. - California |
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| "My SCI training has been helpful in my present job by broadening my ability to entertain the children I work with. This course has contributed to my patience, concentration, and determination. " — R.S. - British Columbia |
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