Programs

Write Away Workshops: Ted the Tax Man

826NYC Write Away Workshops
Students get help from a volunteer during a workshop.

Ted the Tax Man: Stories of the Ordinary

Have you ever wondered what “normal” adults do everyday? Is it all just typing on computers and filing tax forms…or is there something more? In this workshop, students will imagine everyday characters who may not appear to be special on the outside, but have extraordinary stories lurking just below the surface. We’ll explore these not-so-ordinary adults with stories, character sketches, and even resumes, because isn’t being thorough what adulting is all about?

About Write Away Workshops

We know that young authors have the power and imagination to go beyond the five-paragraph essay. In Write Away Workshops, students explore a multitude of genres and subjects, and develop their voices as writers. Groups write freely and participate in imaginative writing activities and lessons. Young writers leave each workshop with a piece to be proud of, as well as a newfound understanding of the topic and new friends.

Registration

Registration for this class is now open. Questions? Email programs@826nyc.org or call 718-499-9884.

Cost

826NYC is committed to keeping our programs available to the young writers who need our support most. You can choose between the following fee options for Write Away Workshops: full price ($250 per session), partial scholarship ($125 per session), or full scholarship (free). We invite families to select the fee that works best for them upon registration; no additional scholarship application is required.

Ted the Tax Man: Grades 1-3

Class dates: March 2, March 9, March 16, March 23, April 6 | Please note: We’re skipping March 30, part of Easter weekend.

When:

Saturdays, 10-11:30 AM

Location:
In-person at 826NYC
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Ted the Tax Man: Grades 4-5

Class dates: March 3, March 10, March 17, March 24, April 7 | Please note: We’re skipping March 31, Easter.

When:

Sundays, 10-11:30 AM

Location:
In-person at 826NYC
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