Description
Tired of hearing your students say, “I don’t know what to write”? These quick write visual writing prompts are going to make your teacher heart happy! Included are 20 high-interest images and variety of prompts that will have your students begging for more time to write!
The purpose of these writing prompts is to get students’ imagination flowing! The goal is to build writing fluency and creativity, so students get used to writing right away without worrying about whether their grammar is correct, completing the piece, or even if they love their ideas.
Every 2 – 4 weeks, I recommend having students create one published piece based on one of their recent quick writes. They can pick a favorite to expand on or even combine ideas/characters/settings. Giving students this choice creates buy-in and allows them to select from their best ideas and discard the lesser ones. The variety in their selections also makes it much more enjoyable for you to read their final drafts!
What is included in the resource:
- Teacher Tips page
- 20 Visual Writing prompts in PowerPoint (.PPTX) and in Google Slides™ versions
- Both versions are editable
- Note: These prompts are meant to be presented or viewed on 1:1 student devices. Due to the presentation size (16:9) and colorful backgrounds, printing the slides is not practical.
Please feel free to reach out via Q&A if you have any questions.
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Description
Tired of hearing your students say, “I don’t know what to write”? These quick write visual writing prompts are going to make your teacher heart happy! Included are 20 high-interest images and variety of prompts that will have your students begging for more time to write!
The purpose of these writing prompts is to get students’ imagination flowing! The goal is to build writing fluency and creativity, so students get used to writing right away without worrying about whether their grammar is correct, completing the piece, or even if they love their ideas.
Every 2 – 4 weeks, I recommend having students create one published piece based on one of their recent quick writes. They can pick a favorite to expand on or even combine ideas/characters/settings. Giving students this choice creates buy-in and allows them to select from their best ideas and discard the lesser ones. The variety in their selections also makes it much more enjoyable for you to read their final drafts!
What is included in the resource:
- Teacher Tips page
- 20 Visual Writing prompts in PowerPoint (.PPTX) and in Google Slides™ versions
- Both versions are editable
- Note: These prompts are meant to be presented or viewed on 1:1 student devices. Due to the presentation size (16:9) and colorful backgrounds, printing the slides is not practical.
Please feel free to reach out via Q&A if you have any questions.
You might also like:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing Prompts
Oral Communication Activity Task Cards: Speak, Listen, Draw
Twilight Zone: Plot Diagram & ELA Activities
Other Quick Write Writing Prompt Sets
