Creative writing and expression

Unleash Your Imagination! Each of us has a unique thinking style – some are logical, while others are full of creative ideas. Every word can be the beginning of a new story.

This module focuses on the development of creative writing and the ability to express thoughts. Children will learn to create stories, work with language, and discover their own ways of expression.

Development of Imagination – creating original stories and ideas.
Improvement of Expressive Skills – articulating thoughts more clearly.
Playful Work with Language – exploring new words and styles.
Support for Self-Confidence – expressing one's own thoughts without fear.
Joyful Creation – writing as fun and a means of self-expression.

Discover the joy of writing! Choose this module and create stories full of imagination.

If you had to write a book about an unusual friendship, what would the title be? Invisible hyphen
The Mysterious Equation
Mirror in the heart
Fire and snow
Cosmic Bond

If you had the chance to create a new language, what should its first word be? Takeoff
Nonsense
Silence
Wisdom
Head in the clouds

What image would you describe in words if you wanted to evoke a feeling of peace? Pacific Ocean at dawn
Green forest in the rain
Milky way above the mountains
A garden full of blooming flowers.
Misty shore of the lake

Imagine if you had to write a poem about meeting an unknown creature, how would it begin? In his eyes, there was no fear, only curiosity.
We were two, but each from a different world.
His lips were burning, but he said nothing.
The creature was silent, but everything was clear in its presence.
The world around us was falling apart, but its presence was solid.

If you had the opportunity to create a world, what would be completely different in it than in the one we live in now? People would communicate only through music.
Plants could tell their stories.
Everyone should be in charge of a different emotion that they had to constantly express.
There would be no words, only images and sounds.
At every step, we would be accompanied by light traces of our thoughts.

If you had to write a story about a place that doesn't exist, how would you describe it? A place where nights meet mornings and it is never day.
A land where thoughts grow on trees and flutter like birds.
Mountains that have memory and know what was before time came.
A city where all roads lead to the same point and yet nowhere.
A cave full of mirrors that reflect your desires.

What type of font would you use to make your story unforgettable? Handwriting that is as diverse as thoughts.
A script that changes with the words, each word has a different shape.
These words would seem to oscillate in motion.
The text is so small that each word would be like a small picture.
Simple yet strong – each letter has its own fingerprint.

If you had to write a letter to someone from the past, what would you tell them? Thank you for showing me the path I am walking today.
What would it look like if you had today's view of the world?
Don't worry, everything will come true, just not always exactly as you imagine.
Just like you, I am also searching for answers to the questions you left.
Come back, everything is ready here for a new beginning.

If you were to write a script for a movie that depicts only thoughts, how would you start it? Always in motion, yet nothing is visible. Only thoughts are formed in the dark.
Every perspective is a reflection of the inner self, everything around is just a fantasy.
All the words are already written, but we cannot pronounce them.
Everything around us is shrinking, but our thoughts are multiplying.
All thoughts are in images, each of them is a new world.

If you had to invent a new form of art, what would it look like? The combination of music, writing, and dance – expression through body and sound.
The creation of light images that can only be perceived by children.
Artists would create stories using only objects they find on the street.
During the creation process, the essence of the work itself changes according to the author's mood.
Creation can never be described; each experience is a new form of expression.