This free calendar resource provides all the start and end dates for our upcoming competitions! View and download it here.
A compilation of information and resources on incorporating AI into writing, geared toward students and educators.
Character Study Questions
FictionDownload a pdf of character study questions writers can use to dig deeper into developing their characters. Read more on the blog.
A handout with AI chatbot prompt examples students can use to gain feedback and information on how to improve their writing - without asking chatgpt to write it!
Our monthly writing competitions are open to all students aged 13-19.
Download a flyer for our 2024-2025 lineup of competitions to share digitally with students, or print and put up in your classroom.
Science Writing Explainer Examples
Science WritingCompiled examples that show what an explainer does in the science writing genre.
5 ways you can support students in publishing their written works.
The SEL Benefits of Peer Review
Flash FictionHow incorporating peer review in your classroom can provide social emotional learning benefits for your students.
Flash Fiction Examples by Students
Flash FictionThese noteworthy flash fiction examples come in under 100 words and were all written by Write the World young writers!
Applicable ways to work towards culturally responsive and community responsive learning spaces.
A guide to the terminology, and examples of how to lay out a news story like a journalist.
Poetry Terms & Examples
PoetryA large glossary of poetry terms and examples for students to use, including techniques, forms and parts of a poem.
Here’s how to reframe the traditional step-by-step writing approach in a cyclical framework.
How to use daily writing prompts to build a culture of writing in the classroom.
Short Story Writing Resources
Short Story CompetitionResources for incorporating short story writing activities into the classroom.
Sci-Fi Writing Resources
Sci-Fi & FantasyResources for incorporating science fiction and fantasy writing activities into the classroom.
Climate Poetry Lesson Plan
Environmental CompetitionFlexible lesson plan to guide students through climate poetry writing.
Flash Fiction Resources
Flash FictionResources for incorporating Flash Fiction writing activities into the classroom.
Songwriting Resources
Songwriting CompetitionResources for incorporating songwriting activities into the classroom.
Climate Advocacy Writing Lesson Plan
Environmental Competition90-120 minute flexible lesson plan for climate advocacy letter writing.
Climate Flash Fiction Lesson Plan
Environmental Competition45-90 minute flexible lesson plan for flash fiction writing on climate topics.
Food Writing Resources
Food Writing CompetitionResources for incorporating food writing activities into the classroom.
Mentor texts from students on environmental writing topics.
Do some of your students need extra support with writing their college application essays?
Share our College Essay Program offerings with them and their parents!
Know any students who would be interested in a week-long online writing camp this summer?
Share our Summer Camp offerings with them and their parents!
Our free online writing community is designed to support student writers ages 13-19 and their teachers, guardians, and/or homeschool parents.Students can write, read, peer review, and enter monthly writing competitions...all for free! Educators can create private groups for their classroom's activities.
Attention teachers, parents, and homeschoolers!
Create a private classroom group on the Write the World website to house your writing instruction in one central space.
Upload writing curricula, access our library of prompts, resources, peer review rubrics, and teacher rubrics, and facilitate the drafting, publication, and peer review process with your students, inviting them to share their work in the global community if and when they are ready.
Create a private classroom group on the Write the World website to house your writing instruction in one central space.
Upload writing curricula, access our library of prompts, resources, peer review rubrics, and teacher rubrics, and facilitate the drafting, publication, and peer review process with your students, inviting them to share their work in the global community if and when they are ready.
Our monthly competitions, each dedicated to a different genre and judged by a professional author, are accompanied by classroom activities; provide opportunities for students to receive free feedback from an Expert Reviewer prior to submission; and can serve as engaging test-prep tools, supporting students persuasive writing through Op-Eds, for example, or informative writing through journalism, environmental writing, and more.
Look for the latest and previous resources in the matrix above.
