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Five Ideas for Creating a Children’s Story
Five Ideas for Creating a Children’s Story
Choose A Story To Tell
Choose A Story To Tell
Pick your story! Choose a genre that is memorable and heartfelt. And don’t forget, you’re writing for a young audience.
Determine The Story's Flow
Determine The Story's Flow
Stories need a BEGINNING (setup), a PROBLEM (to be solved), a MIDDLE (the climax is goes here), RESOLUTION, and an END. Don’t leave the audience hanging!
Check The Pace Of Your Story
Check The Pace Of Your Story
Practice reading your story and time it to be about 5-10 minutes. Check the PACE—is it too slow or too fast? Is it engaging? Practice on children to see their reactions!
The Best Stories Are Your Own
The Best Stories Are Your Own
Remember the best stories are unique (your own) with genuine, authentic emotion, and they usually focus on a main character.
Pictures Help Tell The Story
Pictures Help Tell The Story
Pictures always help tell the story If you do not have any photos, our editor will find photos that fit your story and add them with your approval.
Are you ready to send us your story? Submit your video below!
Are you ready to send us your story? Submit your video below!
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