In Writing Woods kids build sentences word by word, fix Pip's punctuation slip-ups and grow paragraphs from story starters. Longer pieces are saved to their journal so you can read them together.
Your explorer starts where they are, not where their birthday says. Quests adapt as they go,
so they can linger at one stop or race ahead to the next.
1
Ages 5 to 6
Acorn Glade
Building a sentence
Capital letters and full stops
Describing words
Picture captions
2
Ages 7 to 8
Mossy Hollow
Joining words
Question and exclamation marks
Past and present tense
Beginning, middle, end
3
Ages 9 to 10
Old Oak
Paragraphs
Speech marks
Commas in lists
Persuasive writing
4
Ages 11 to 12
Treetop Library
Clauses
Apostrophes
Formal and informal
Planning a story
Try one
A peek inside a quest
This is one question from a real Writing Woods quest. Pick an answer: get it right and
you earn treasure, miss and a hint shows the method instead of the answer.
Stars and XP for every right answer
Step-by-step hints, never just the answer
Read aloud for early readers
Writing Woods
Question 4 of 10
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Treasure! +10 XP and a star for Pip's collection.
Not quite. Here's a hint: A sentence starts with a capital, names start with a capital, and a question ends with "?".
What you'll see on the Parent Dashboard
Every Writing Woods quest your child finishes shows up for you within seconds, broken down
by the skills that matter for writing.