ONE CREATION · THREE QUESTIONS · YOUR STORY
Your first story pagestarts with you.
Upload something you made—or begin with words or voice. Yu asks three questions. You answer and remain the author.
Photograph the wall once, or upload each student work separately.
BARD YU · YOUR ENGLISH STORY MENTOR
Who is in this story, and what do they want?
Answer in your own words. A short sentence is enough.
- 1STORY IDEA
- 2BUILD THE SETTING
- 3REVISE WITH YU
- 4CHOOSE THE FORM
BARD YU TURNS TOWARD YOUR STORY
Your idea is here. Now let’s help your writing grow.
We’ll look at one sentence at a time. Yu explains one useful move; you decide every change.
Is this what you mean?
YOUR GRAMMAR LAB
One small language goal from your own story.
Yu noticed patterns across the sentences you just reviewed. Practice the most useful one now; this is not a score.
Read the sentence once more and check today’s language goal. Then carry the same skill into your next page.
- 1STORY IDEA
- 2BUILD THE SETTING
- 3REVISE WITH YU
- 4CHOOSE THE FORM
YOUR FIRST PARAGRAPH · SETTING
Your story has a place to begin. Where should it go next?
The same writing can grow into an illustrated book or a film. Choose now—you can change it later.
This choice shapes the next tools. Your story and words stay the same.
YOUR FIRST STORY PAGE IS READY
Made from your answers. Written by you.
Read it, edit anything you want, and save only when it feels like your story.
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