young writers

(children)

Our classes are designed to reach all children—the child who loves to write and the child who struggles to get their ideas down on paper (or who says they are a bad writer). We are here to change that belief!

Our approach to teaching writing is to engage students through their own interests, enhancing their skills and building confidence in a safe, supportive environment.

project write now gives students:

A safe, supportive environment to express themselves and explore their creative and intellectual curiosity.
Ownership of their writing by letting them choose their own topics and set goals for improvement.
Experimentation with different styles of writing, including freewriting, personal reflection, fiction, poetry, and more.
Tools to write the way published authors do—through a process of prewriting, drafting, seeking feedback, and revision.
Real-life audiences. In addition to sharing in class, students are encouraged to participate in our writers celebrations, enter writing contests, and submit their work to a variety of publications.
The motivation to read a variety of genres outside of their comfort zone and through the lens of a writer.
A writing community. We believe in the importance of joining with fellow writers to inspire and support one another.

We are happy to help you find the best class for your child. Please give us a call at 908.675.0467 or email us at info@projectwritenow.org.

We also run private writing groups (four children minimum) and provide one-on-one tutoring. We will match you with the instructor best suited to help your child achieve their writing goals.

Download a Scholarship Seat Application for your child.

Project Write Now offers financial assistance through payment plans as well as full and partial scholarship seats. For more information, email Jennifer Chauhan jennifer@projectwritenow.org or download our application by clicking the button.

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summer camps

tutoring

Our classes are designed to reach all children—the child who loves to write and the child who struggles to get their ideas down on paper (or who says they are a bad writer). We are here to change that belief!

project write now gives students:

Download a Scholarship Seat Application for your child.

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