More than a writing platform!
- Programs and events that inspire students to write.
- Resources for educators to teach and model writing.
- Tools to create and share student writing.
Build literacy skills and inspire the next generation of writers.
Australia’s largest online, interactive writing festival for schools. 20+ author workshops, available live and on-demand plus a year of writing resources.
An adaptable toolkit of writing activities, prompts, resources, worksheets and assessments – for every day of the year.
An exclusive program writing a book with an author, with lessons plans, videos and resources.
A compilation of our best writing programs from daily writing activities and lesson plans to term projects and The Mini-Writing Festival.
Supports: remote learning, classroom, groups and individuals
Choose to respond with handwritten or typed work
Australian Curriculum, NSW and VIC.
5 to 14 years +
5 to 14 years +
Includes
resources for
homeschooling
resources for
homeschooling
Lesson plans for explicit whole class or small group teaching
Assign activities for independent learning at home or at school
The Mini-Writing Festival
Australia’s largest online, interactive
writing festival for schools.
Choose from 20+ live and /or on-demand author workshops.
Discover a year of resources, writing activities and student workbooks
Write with Australian authors and publish your original work for CBCA Book Week.
Festival Dates
Stay tuned for 2023 Festival dates.
2022 Festival workshops now available on demand..
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“Absolutely loved it! … not only inspired my students to write more creatively but inspired my teaching.”
Deborah Hansen, King’s Baptist Grammar School, Wynn Vale, SA.
AnnualScribe
Connect and combine the best of our programs
Create an inspired, collaborative classroom with a mixture of rich, original resources, exclusive programs and interactive activities that connect to the curriculum.
- The Mini-Writing Festival.
- Book Week Resources that help students plan, write and edit their book.
- Teacher Writing Toolkit.
- Unlimited access to create, publish and share projects.
- Each student's book is published digitally and printed.
- The Co-author Program. Students write an original 12-page book with an Australian author. Choose from over 20 authors including Jackie French, Andrew Daddo, Deborah Abela and James Foley - read the full list and find out more.
“In my 20 years of teaching, I have never seen
a literacy program have such an impact.”
Becky Ward, Koputaroa School, New Zealand.
The Co-author Program
Students are readers, writers, co-authors.
- Australian children's authors write the start of a story.
- Students write the rest of the story.
- Students plan, write and edit their book.
- Lesson plans, videos, resources and worksheets.
- Each student's book is published digitally and printed.
- Choose from over 20 authors including Jackie French, Andrew Daddo, Deborah Abela, James Foley - read the full list.
“I love The Co-author Program.
The lesson plans are easy to follow and every activity can be differentiated. The whole program is so engaging for my students. And the best part is when they receive their own copy of the book they have created.”
Trinity Hook, Nords Wharf Public School, NSW
Teacher Writing Toolkit
Assign, review and track student writing.
- DailyScribe. A singular lesson - one for everyday of the year.
- WeeklyScribe. A set of sequential lessons based on a theme or specific literacy skills.
- MiniReview. An assessment and review tool for teachers with a series of mini assessment tasks for narrative and persuasive writing.
- Visual, written or audio stimulus used in each activity.
- Linked to curriculum.
- Digitally assign activities, students record their response, and teachers provide feedback.
- Printable and digital resources and activities.
Who would you like to read your writing?
The Story Starter Wall is an online space for students to share original writing. Be Inspired!
“Our students were thoroughly engaged in each session and could hardly contain themselves so they could get into their stories.”
Joan Reeves, Nangus Public School, NSW
Create your own printable projects
Bring students' writing to life.
- Create digital projects.
- Print projects including books, cards and calendars.
- Create a digital library of writing projects.
- Create a bookclub.
- Create individual or collaborative projects.
- Share in classroom libraries and with parents.
“The best memory I have of kindergarten is writing a book with Littlescribe.”
Amerla’s Student Reflection, Revesby Public School, NSW
