Creative Writing Programme
At Namaste Classroom, in our opinion every child , has a distinct voice and a tale worth telling. More than just a course, our Creative Writing Program is an immersive experience that aims to foster a love of reading, writing, and English language proficiency. Empowered by the power of creative storytelling and the art of communication, this program provides children with the confidence and imagination to be heard.

What Makes Namaste Classroom Stand Out?
- An enriching and challenging learning experience: your child will have a deep appreciation of, and a rich knowledge of, the English language.
- Cultivating Skills for a Lifetime: Each tier encompasses assertive communication and collaborative teamwork.
The research of various genres is a wide-ranging inquiry with the purpose of appealing to a wide variety of interests that include poetry, fiction, biography, and argumentative essays.

Course Highlights
Our Creative Writing Program consists of seven progressively more advanced levels designed to help your child improve their writing abilities while making learning fun and rewarding.
Each course has the same 40-session duration throughout the academic year.
Elementary Creative Writing:
Ideal for Grade 1 & 2 students.
Focus:
Develop comprehension skills and expand vocabulary in a fun-filled way
Enrich creative thinking through picture-aided exercises
Provide a strong foundation for expressive writing
Level 1 (Grade 3-4):
- Motivates logical thinking and coherence in writing.
- Grammar essentials for improving sentence structure.
- Encourages creativity with guided exercises.
Level 2 (Grade 4-5):
- Teaches structured approaches for academic success.
- Activities include suspense writing, conversation building, and descriptive storytelling.
- Improves grammatical usage and vocabulary expansion.
Level 3 (Grade 5-7):
- Encourages a lifelong love of language in students by having them tell stories.
- Improves conversational skills by focussing on pronunciation.
- Promotes expertise in essays and report writing.
Level 4 (Grade 7-9):
- Makes tough genres like autobiography, persuasive essays, and editorial writing more understandable.
- Focuses on proofreading and editing to generate polished results.
- Increases self-confidence by reciting poetry and using elocution.
Level 5 (Post-Level 4 Completion):
- Supports enhanced critical thinking by twisting and rebuilding stories.
- Addresses bias and stereotypes in order facilitate appropriate writing.
- Investigates non-academic genres like historical fiction and self-reflection.
Advanced Creative Writing (Levels 1 & 2):
- Exclusive to students who complete Level 5.
- Offers opportunities to practice through brainstorming, debates, and editorial tasks.
How We Keep It Interactive
Think Aloud Sessions
Students collaborate to build ideas and tales.
Illustrate Your Stories
We communicate with children to draw scenes from their stories to make the activity more engaging and expressive.
Act it Out:
Students act out their chosen prompt, transforming their writing into a mini-performance.
Why Choose Namaste Classroom?

Multisensory Learning
Our methods are fun, engaging, and designed to keep children excited about learning.

Comprehensive Approach
We combine phonics, grammar, and spelling to ensure children master every aspect of literacy.

Expert Guidance
Our experienced instructors provide personalized attention to nurture every child’s potential.
Inspire with Creative Prompts
You Discover a Magical Ring That Can Grant Wishes—But Only One Wish Comes True. What Happens Next?
Example Response: "I found the ring in my backyard while digging for treasure. As I held it, a booming voice whispered, 'One wish, choose wisely.' My mind raced. Should I wish for endless chocolates, world peace, or a trip to the moon? I closed my eyes and wished to talk to animals—and suddenly, the squirrel in the tree exclaimed, 'About time! We need to chat about that bird feeder!'"
Imagine You’re an Astronaut Discovering a Brand-New Planet. What Do You See and Who Do You Meet?
Encourage children to describe vibrant colors, alien landscapes, and their encounters with curious extraterrestrial beings. Ask them:
- "What does the planet look like?
- "How do the aliens communicate with you?" Tip: Provide images or videos of space to inspire their creativity.
Create a Story Where a Mysterious Door in School Leads to an Incredible Adventure.
This prompt brings out mystery and adventure. Encourage students to describe:
- What the door looks like (Is it glowing? Old and creaky?).
- What’s on the other side (A magical library? A jungle with talking animals?).
- What challenges they face (Do they need to solve a puzzle to return?).
Write an Acrostic Poem About Your Favorite Season.
Explain how to write an acrostic poem: Each letter of the season’s name starts a line in the poem. Example for SPRING: Sunshine warms my face, Petals bloom in every place, Raindrops fall, a soothing sound, Insects buzzing all around, Nature wakes from winter’s hold, Green grass carpets hills of gold.
Pretend You’re 70 Years Old. What Letter Would You Write to the Kids of Today?
Invite them to share wisdom in their letter:
- "What advice would you give about school, friendships, or dreams?"
- "What do you hope kids today will learn from your experiences?" Example Response: "Dear kids, when I was your age, we used to play outside for hours, and technology wasn’t as advanced as it is today. My advice? Don’t forget the joy of running barefoot on the grass or watching the stars at night. Sometimes, simple moments make the best memories!"