Yes! Each week is totally different, with new themes and new creative challenges.

Perfect. ANI Kids camps are designed for every writer — especially the unsure, the reluctant, and the perfectionists. If something is stopping them, if they have a highly-active inner critic, or if they “have nothing to write about,” then ANI Summer Camps will be a revolution that carries them from the classroom to the boardroom.

Shorts Camps are $550 per week. Register for as many weeks as you like.
Novel Camp is $1,500, 2-weeks long, and includes publishing your child’s novel.
Early Bird families save 10%.

Pre-registration ensures you won’t miss early access — you’ll register before the general public. Early Bird registration is open through February 28, and general registration begins March 1.

Shhhh… don’t tell your kids.

But yes—absolutely. And in a way that actually sticks.

At ANI, we don’t teach writing by drilling rules or assigning essays. We teach it through practice, play, and confidence-building—which turns out to be exactly what helps kids most with school writing.

Here’s why it works:

Practice beats pressure.
Writers get better by writing a lot, not by being corrected a lot. Our short, timed writing exercises help kids practice starting, finishing, and trusting their ideas—skills that transfer directly to school assignments.

Play unlocks thinking.
When writing feels playful and low-stakes, the brain shifts out of perfectionism and into creative problem-solving. That’s when ideas flow, details emerge, and voice develops—things teachers are always looking for.

Confidence changes everything.
Kids who believe “I am a writer” approach school writing differently. They start faster. They write more. They revise with less resistance. Confidence is the hidden multiplier.

Structure without stress.
Our method quietly builds skills schools care about—clarity, organization, descriptive language, and stamina—without kids feeling like they’re “doing school.”

Parents often tell us:

“My child’s teacher asked what changed.”
“Writing homework is suddenly… not a fight.”
“They actually start their essays now.”

So yes—ANI camps support school writing beautifully.
We just get there the fun way.