Elementary School Workshops
Poetry Workshops for Elementary Students
At the elementary level, creativity comes naturally—but many students haven’t yet been given the space to fully express themselves through words. This workshop introduces poetry in a way that feels playful, accessible, and encouraging, helping students build confidence in their ideas and imagination.
The Experience
Students are gently guided through a creative process that makes poetry feel simple and fun. Through engaging prompts and step-by-step support, each student creates their own original poem in an environment that feels safe, open, and encouraging.
There is always an open invitation to share, allowing students to be seen and celebrated while honoring different comfort levels.
What Students Gain
- Confidence in expressing their thoughts and ideas
- A stronger connection to creativity and imagination
- An early understanding that their voice matters
- A sense of pride in creating something of their own
Workshop Details
- Grades: 3rd–5th
- Duration: 45–60 minutes
- Format: In-class or at lunch time in the library
Workshop Investment
Base Workshop – $150
A 45–60 minute guided poetry experience where each student creates their own original poem to take home.
Keepsake Add-On – $5 per student
Upgrade the experience with a personalized Polaroid photo for each student, featuring their poem written on the back—a meaningful keepsake to share with their families.
About The Instructor: Ryanna Hammond
Ryanna Hammond is an author, poet, and founder of All With Heart. With a background in psychology and creative writing, and over 8 years of experience working with children—including students on the spectrum—she creates spaces where young people feel safe to express themselves and explore their creativity.
She is the author of 8 published books, including a children’s book, and has facilitated workshops and creative experiences centered around connection, self-expression, and emotional awareness.
Ready to Write and Inspire?
Let’s bring this experience to your students.