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Story Writing Course

Story Writing Course

Teach students to create simple and engaging short stories in Greek, using basic vocabulary and sentence structures. By the end of the course, students will be able to write and share short narratives confidently.
  • 00:00:00Course Duration
  • BeginningSkill level
  • $110
    $130
    ( 15% off )
    Price
  • 30. Mai 2025Admission Deadline

Week 1: Introduction to Story Elements

Focus:

  • Learn basic story components: characters, settings, and events.
  • Practice describing people, places, and objects.

Key Vocabulary and Phrases:

  • Χαρούμενος/η ("happy"), Σπίτι ("house"), Φίλος ("friend").
  • Υπάρχει ένας σκύλος στο πάρκο. ("There is a dog in the park.")

Activities:

  • Create a list of characters and their traits.
  • Write simple sentences describing a setting (e.g., "Το σχολείο είναι μεγάλο." - "The school is big.").

Week 2: Writing Simple Sentences and Sequencing Events

Focus:

  • Practice writing sentences to describe actions and events.
  • Learn connectors like και ("and"), μετά ("then"), and αλλά ("but").

Key Vocabulary and Phrases:

  • Παίζω ("play"), Τρέχω ("run"), Πηγαίνω ("go").
  • Μετά το σχολείο, τρέχω στο πάρκο. ("After school, I run to the park.")

Activities:

  • Write a short paragraph (3–5 sentences) about a daily activity.
  • Sequence three pictures and write a sentence for each.

Week 3: Building a Short Story

Focus:

  • Combine learned vocabulary and sentences to write a simple story.
  • Focus on beginning, middle, and end.

Key Vocabulary and Phrases:

  • Μια μέρα... ("One day..."), Στο τέλος... ("In the end...").
  • Η Μαρία βρήκε ένα κουτάβι στο δάσος. ("Maria found a puppy in the forest.")

Activities:

  • Use a set of pictures to write a simple 5–7 sentence story.
  • Pair activity: One student starts a story, and the other continues it.

Week 4: Sharing and Polishing Stories

Focus:

  • Revise and share stories with classmates.
  • Practice reading and storytelling.

Activities:

  • Group activity: Read stories aloud and give feedback.
  • Final project: Write a short story (8–10 sentences) and illustrate it.

What’s Included

  • Story Templates: Pre-designed prompts and outlines for practice.
  • Visual Aids: Pictures to inspire creative storytelling.
  • Audio Support: Listen to native speakers narrate simple stories.

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