Third Coast Camp for Young Writers

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What's your story? Do you love to read and write? Do you like being part of a community of writers?

Third Coast Camp for Young Writers at WMU Welcomes You to Virtual Summer Camp!

Dates 

June 22 through June 26

FIVE DAY VIRTUAL SUMMER WRITING CAMP
We're bringing you five days of awesome writing instruction, fun camp activities, and the ability to share your writing with other writers!

ELEMENTARY CABIN
Session Leader: Mrs. Dionna Roberts

Grades 3-5
Join Mrs. Roberts, Elementary Writing Camp Counselor, on a 5-day hike through the elements of being a writer. On this adventure, campers will take the scenic route and engage all the senses while exploring characters, setting, and plot.
 

MIDDLE SCHOOL CABIN
Session Leader: Mrs. Stephanie Hampton

Grades 6-8
Come write beside Mrs. Hampton, Middle School Writing Camp Counselor, as we use tools from our writer's camp backpack to create stories in the wilderness of our imaginations. As we learn some more advanced techniques for story writing, we will need five tools: a field guide, hiking boots, magnifying glasses, binoculars, and a compass.

 

Camp details

WHO: 3rd-8th graders everywhere who want to write stories!

WHEN: June 22-26 everyday at 9:00am

WHERE: Virtual Writing Base Camps-Google Classrooms

HOW: Using your Google Email, you can join the virtual writing camp in Google Classroom! You can use a laptop or a phone to participate in camp!

COST: $50 or  pay what you can by donation. We believe cost should not stop anyone from attending writing camp.

PAYMENT: Once you register your child for either the Elementary or Middle School Camps via the links above, you can pay your $50 registration fee at our Camp Store

CONTACT: tcwpcampforyoungwriters@gmail.com

SHOP FOR CAMP APPAREL

https://teespring.com/tcwp-camp-third-coast

All proceeds and sales go toward the Third Coast Camp for Young Writers Scholarship Fund. This fund makes summer writing camp available to all young campers who want to write and share their stories.