Creative writing for kids in Boston

13 creative writing providers across Boston, MA.

Paradigm Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Lowell: The Paradigm Academy offers a summer camp for children with activities including arts, crafts, science and creative writing, and is open to children including those with no prior martial arts experience. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.

  • 109 Industrial Ave E, Unit 3, Lowell, MA 01851
  • (978) 254-1813
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Creative Writing Workshop

Creative Writing Workshop is an in-person program for students ages 8-12. This small-group workshop located at Wellesley College provides individual attention during the writing process. This enrichment opportunity encourages students to take their writing to the next level, immerse in creativity, and find joy in the writing process. Students will engage in diverse writing projects ranging from short stories and narratives to personal essays, with opportunities for peer editing and one-on-one mentoring with the teacher.

  • 508-740-7949
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Potato Hill Poetry

Potato Hill Poetry is an organization dedicated to the proposition that poetry belongs to us all. Potato Hill Poetry seeks to ignite a passion for poetry in schools across the country. It is devoted to the excitement and power of word and sound and rhythm and the possibilities created when they come together.

  • Natick, MA 01760
  • 508-272-1999
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Anna Adler Learning

Anna Adler, educator for 25 years, featured in the Boston Globe, 17-year Senior Manager for Literacy Program for the City of Boston. Anna Adler Learning provides services and consulting in storytelling, music for families, and workshops and coaching for parents, educators, schools, and nonprofits.

  • 617-407-4721
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Ben Cunningham

When Ben is not performing for adult audiences, he works as a storyteller and educator in high schools. He also tells folktales to small children in grade schools, community centers, camps and other charitable organizations

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    Andrea Kamens

    Andrea Kamens is a storyteller based in Boston, MA. She offers performances and workshops for children, adults, special needs groups, as well as Jewish storytelling.

    • 2 Boston Rd, Westford, MA 01886
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    Washington Square Academy

    Washington Square Academy is a day school for curious, motivated students in grades 5–8, offering an enriched curriculum in STEM, writing, and executive function. Now back in Brookline, MA.

    • 64 Harvard St, Brookline, MA 02445
    • 781-775-3938
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    Leaders 4SC

    A 3-week civics & leadership summer program for middle schoolers in Cambridge, MA. Speaking, writing & AI projects. Small groups, generous financial aid — no student turned away for cost.

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      Cambridge Public Library

      Join us for songs, stories and rhymes followed by open play. Recommended for children of all ages and their caregivers. No registration is required. Please call 617-349-4023 for more information.

      • 617-349-4023
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      Little Children Schoolhouse

      Our classrooms are places where children are given the time and space to think, question, create, explore and discover. Through meaningful learning experiences, structured play, music, stories, outdoor adventures, special projects and everyday moments together, we help children build not only knowledge, but a lasting love of learning.

      • 31 Boylston Street, Brookline, MA 02445
      • 617-734-5092
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      Newton Free Library

      In this class we will read stories from the popular True Stories series. We will read aloud and talk about the stories, connecting them to our own lives and cultures. We will...

      • 330 Homer Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02459
      • 617-796-1360
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