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The Storyteller Bookstore
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Reading for kids ages 5 – 18 |
What have you been reading? Enjoying? What are your passions? Kids, discover a terrific reading listdesigned especially for you – the BEST BOOKS EVER – to read over the summer!
Offered with your reading difficulty and breadth of subject in mind.
Every staff member at the Storyteller can personally address your needs. Kids receive postcards of encouragement and reminders about the deadline.
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Sign up by visiting the Storyteller during June 2 – June 30, 2014, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Kids must sign up in person with an adult. Please allow 20 minutes per individual for registration and book guidance.Cost: $25
What do you get? A discount on reading program books! Complete the program? There’s a popular end-of-summer party and a golden Summer Reader Riches certificate worth $15 of store merchandise. What’s not to love?
Books you can’t wait to crack open! Professionals at your service! Increase your reading skills!
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The Storyteller Bookstore is located at 3506-E Mt. Diablo Blvd, Lafayette, CA 94549. 925-284-3480
Storyteller Junior Editors
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Read + Review Upcoming Books!This program is ideal for opinionated readers who love to discuss books and write reviews for peer critique groups.Fee: $115 includes materials, light snack, and copies of our annual publication. Incoming Grades 2-5: 5-6:30 pm
Middle/High School: 7-8:30 June 20, July 11, July 25, August 1
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Wordplay Creative Writing Camp
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This program is perfect for writers interested in practicing new poetic techniques, crafting stories, exploring creative nonfiction, and sharing ideas in a lively, informal setting. Fee: $115 includes materials, light snack, and copies of our annual publication. Ages 7-10: 10-11:30Ages 11-up: 12:30-2:00
June 24 through 28
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Contact wordplayworkshop@hotmail.com
Or find us on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/WordplayWorkshop
https://www.facebook.com/TheStorytellerBookstore
The Storyteller Bookstore is located in Lafayette, CA.
Break out your pens again! We’re having another teen writing group, and we would love for you to join us.
Writing can be a solitary pursuit… but it doesn’t have to be! Want to meet other enthusiastic teen writers? Come to a teen writing group at the Lafayette Library! We’ll chat, share ideas and experiences about our writing, and — of course — write alongside each other with prompts. We aim to create a fun, welcoming teen community of writers that encourages and supports its members.
This is an open and free group (8th-12th grade preferred). Just bring paper, your favorite writing tool, and enthusiasm! 🙂
Please reply to [email protected] if you can make our next meeting. We hope you can join us. If you have any teen writer friends who may be interested in our group, please forward them this announcement. We’re always looking to expand our group!
JUNIOR EDITORS
Calling all opinionated readers! Come read soon-to-be-published books and learn how to write book reviews. Sessions include: literary games, insider insight to the world of publishing and book-selling, writing and revision instruction and a chance to discuss books and writing with other voracious readers! Each editor is encouraged to submit a review to our publication, A Bookworm’s Feast and participate in our Press Release Party in the fall.
Thursday evenings: June 21, July 5, July 19, August 2
Emerging Editors (ages 7-10): meets from 5:00 – 6:30 pm
Junior Editors: (ages 11-up–entering middle-high school) meets from 7:00 – 8:30 pm
$110 new registrants
$100 returning registrants
WORDPLAY WRITING WORKSHOPCome write poems and stories in a lively, informal setting! Topics include: setting up a writer’s notebook, creating characters, designing setting, crafting plot, using imagery, discovering symbolism, and exploring poetic forms. Each writer will receive a notebook and materials for making an illustrated picture book. All participants are invited to submit work to Word Waves, our literary journal for kids. A fun Open Mic party will conclude our summer session.
One-week Camp: June 25-29 Elementary Writers (ages 8-10) 10:00 – 11:30 am Advanced Writers (11-up) 1:00 – 2:30 pm $110 new registrants $100 returning registrants |
FOR MORE INFORMATION
visit Wordplay Writing Workshop on Facebook or contact Lisa at [email protected] or [email protected]
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Writing Prompts:
1. You have a very funny pet. What is it? Create the most unique pet in the world. Describe it. What does it do, that no other pet in the world can do? Take it to the Peculiar Pet Parade! What other pets march and perform? Be wacky and wild!
2. Use the characters in Harry Potter to write a new chapter of your own.
3. Create Wacky Doodle art!
4. The fire alarm just rang. Write a story from the
a. fire’s point of view
b. the fire engine’s point of view
c. a person trapped in the fire
d. a rescuer going into the fire
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