Creative Writing Programs for Youth
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The document provides resources and activities for creative writing programs for youth, including: 1) Sharing online and print resources for planning programs and tips for teaching writing, editing, and feedback. 2) Suggesting icebreakers, acrostics, prompts, and exercises for creative writing. 3) Listing books and websites with additional ideas, prompts, and resources. 4) Proposing program ideas like writing groups, contests, literary magazines, and open mic nights to celebrate youth writing.
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