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Creative Writing Games

Sharpen your creative writing skills through fun, interactive games. Perfect for 11+ exam preparation!

Show, Don't Tell

Pick the sentence that SHOWS the emotion through vivid details instead of just telling it. Master this essential 11+ writing technique!

15 questions in pool

Ladder Words

Arrange 5 synonyms from weakest to strongest intensity. Build powerful vocabulary and understand the shades of meaning between words.

20 word ladders in pool

Spot the Technique

Read a short passage and identify the literary technique used. Learn to recognise simile, metaphor, personification, and more!

15 questions in pool

Sentence Starter Shuffle

Transform boring sentences that start with "I" or "The" into engaging prose with varied openers. A must-know skill for top marks!

12 questions in pool

Why Play Creative Writing Games?

Build Vocabulary Power

Learn shades of meaning between synonyms and choose the most powerful words for your writing.

Master Key Techniques

Recognise simile, metaphor, personification, and other techniques that impress examiners.

Show, Don't Tell

Learn to paint pictures with words instead of just naming emotions - a skill that earns top marks.

Varied Sentence Starters

Break the habit of starting every sentence with "I" or "The" and make your writing flow naturally.