Expository and Narrative Writing

Boys learn to shape their thinking into well-organized paragraphs—starting with a strong idea, building it with details, and wrapping it up with clarity. Along the way, they practice using transitions like “and,” “but,” and “finally” to help their writing flow.

To bring their stories alive, boys zoom in on meaningful moments, building vivid scenes with dialogue, strong word choice, and characters who learn and grow. They explore how problems unfold and get resolved—bringing shape, color, and truth to the page.

Boys learn to look closely at real moments in their lives—then bring them to life on the page. With rich details, dialogue, and emotion, they turn small memories into vivid stories. Through revision, they sharpen the focus and deepen the feeling.