Reggie Brown Writing Club
Encouraging children to read...by inspiring them to write. That's the goal of the Reggie Brown Writing Club, guided by Reggie's own journey as a future author.
Reggie Brown Writing Club – Creative Writing Program for Kids
Reggie Brown has a big dream: she’s going to be an author one day! Now your young readers and writers can follow along on her journey — and start their own — with the Reggie Brown Writing Club, a monthly digital subscription filled with stories, puzzles, and creative writing fun. Best of all? The program boosts reading comprehension and writing confidence.
How the Program Works
During the month of October, kids are invited to create their own Scribble Starter to help them set and plan out a simple goal (like finishing their first short story). In November, during Family Literacy Month and National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo to adult writers), they will be inspired to bring those writing goals to life using the ideas they've collected in their Scribble Starter pages.
Perfect for homeschool, classroom, or after-school programs!
October: Dream & Plan
Before our November writing adventure begins, October is all about getting ready! Children will receive the Scribble Starter, a fun printable that helps them imagine their story idea, choose a writing goal, and make a simple weekly plan. By the end of the month, every child will have set their own writing pledge and be prepared to start strong in November.
November: Write & Create
November is the big moment! Children put their October goals into action using the ideas from their Scribble Starter. Guided by Reggie Brown’s own author journey, they’ll write their first stories in their Scribble Book pages, create characters, and begin learning how to shape a beginning, middle, and end. Teachers and parents can encourage their child to celebrate every word written, reminding them that progress matters more than perfection.
December: Celebrate & Share
December is all about celebrating! Children can choose their favorite piece from their Scribble Book and share it in the Scribble & Shine Spotlight. Families are encouraged to read stories aloud together, highlighting the connection between reading and writing. This month is less about new lessons and more about recognizing effort, building confidence, and honoring each child’s growth as a budding author.
Individual/At-Home
October-December
1 registered household
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3 original Reggie Brown story passages
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Scribble Starter (goal-setting guide)
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Scribble Book (writing pages)
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Guided writing prompts & activities
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Scribble & Shine Spotlight submission opportunity
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Parent Program Guide
Outcome:
Your child finishes with their own author notebook, a character they created, and a complete short story
Start your child’s author journey. Click below!
Classroom Plan
October-December
Up to 30 students in a class
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3 original Reggie Brown story passages
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Scribble Starter (goal-setting guide)
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Scribble Book (writing pages)
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Guided writing prompts & activities
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Scribble & Shine Spotlight submission opportunity
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Teacher Program Guide
Outcome:
Your students build characters, settings, and stories together — and finish with their own class anthology project
Inspire your classroom of up to 30 students. Click below!
Frequently Asked
Questions
What ages is the Reggie Brown Writing Club best for?
The program is designed for 3rd–5th graders, but it can be easily adapted for younger or older children. Families and teachers can use it with siblings or mixed-grade classrooms.
How is the program delivered?
All materials are digital and delivered by email. Families and classrooms receive printable PDFs, including the October Scribble Starter, Reggie Brown story passages, Scribble Book pages, and the Parent/Teacher Program Guide.
Can siblings or multiple students use one plan?
Yes! The Family Plan is designed for one household (siblings can share). The Classroom Plan provides a license for up to 30 students in a single class.
What will my child or students complete by the end of the program?
By December, participants will have their own Scribble Book, an original character and setting, and at least one completed short story. They’ll also get an opportunity to celebrate their work in the Scribble & Shine Spotlight.
Is this program inspired by NaNoWriMo?
While NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is a challenge for adults, the Reggie Brown Writing Club adapts the idea for kids, helping them set realistic writing goals and experience the joy of writing in November. Note: there is no official tie-in to the popular annual challenge.