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How to Write a Children's Story

How to Write a Children's Story

Co-authored by Stephanie Wong Ken
Updated: March 29, 2019
Writing a children's story requires a vivid imagination and the ability to put yourself in the mind of a child. You may need to write a children’s story for a class or decide to write one as a personal project. To write a children’s story, start by brainstorming ideas that will be appealing to children. Then, write the story with a strong opening, a story arc, and a moral. Make sure you polish the story when it is done so it can be a hit with your young readers.

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