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Are you out of ideas to get your students writing? Or do you need to add to your tool chest of writing prompts? The Google Slideshow, 14 Random Writing Prompts: Character, Situation, Prop, Setting, and Phrase offers you just what you need! This slideshow is perfect for a Creative Writing elective as well as a regular English/Language Arts class.
14 Random Writing Prompts will inspire students to write creative short stories and flash fiction in various genres. The writing prompts focus on developing characters, conflict, setting, and mood by providing a character idea, a situation, a prop, a setting, and a phrase for students to use in their short stories and flash fiction. The writing prompts can be used in any order. The slides can be tailored for students who are GATE-identified, have an IEP, are second-language learners, or are gen ed.
Over time, your students will have many short stories or beginnings of stories that they can develop. Students enjoy writing this way--it’s low pressure, it’s dynamic, they have a choice, and it’s fun.
14 Random Writing Prompts: Character, Situation, Prop, Setting, Phrase
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Description
Are you out of ideas to get your students writing? Or do you need to add to your tool chest of writing prompts? The Google Slideshow, 14 Random Writing Prompts: Character, Situation, Prop, Setting, and Phrase offers you just what you need! This slideshow is perfect for a Creative Writing elective as well as a regular English/Language Arts class.
14 Random Writing Prompts will inspire students to write creative short stories and flash fiction in various genres. The writing prompts focus on developing characters, conflict, setting, and mood by providing a character idea, a situation, a prop, a setting, and a phrase for students to use in their short stories and flash fiction. The writing prompts can be used in any order. The slides can be tailored for students who are GATE-identified, have an IEP, are second-language learners, or are gen ed.
Over time, your students will have many short stories or beginnings of stories that they can develop. Students enjoy writing this way--it’s low pressure, it’s dynamic, they have a choice, and it’s fun.
