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PowerPoint to stimulate short, 10-minute creative writing tasks for 6th to 8th gradeers. Students express their ideas free from the burden of long, seemingly endless tasks. Develop momentum weekly – with reluctant students enjoying it by the end. Extendable into longer writing tasks; or use for drama-based activities.
Great range of activities, very useful and creative! Thank you. Although not sure about the 'what will God eat for breakfast' one- especially for children who come from religious backgrounds. Just a thought.
I can see me using this for students of all ages and abilities - thanks alot
Fabulous resource - have used it many times and students always respond well to it. Many thanks!
have used this many times, and added a few slides of my own in the same format fit in with different topics. Students love it, and so do I. Thank you.
I'm sure to get each student ready to put pencil to the paper with these great strategies to have them recall, describe and express their ideas and thoughts.
I think it's a great resource. There are a couple of typos though: "Were where you?" is one.
Katja
Great resource. You could extend by having students take a picture and write their own prompt to add to the slideshow.
This is a great creative writing resource! I think that kids will be very motivated when using these.
I will use a few of these prompts; however, whoever created these prompts needs to correct misspellings and errors in grammar.
I think this is an excellent tool to get the students interested in both writing and thinking about what and why they are writing.
This activity looks really good to encourage our 5th graders to think creatively.
Thank you! This has some wonderfully creative ideas that will be especially helpful in getting my learners to stretch themselves.
One needs to edite each slide...found grammar mistakes. Great prompt ideas...but what grade level?
Wow. what a nice collection to start with. very easy to edit and adapt to my kids. Thanks
I like the inventiveness of these. I have some problems with it. How can thr six different sets of tasks be organized soI could cut and laminate them for durability?
Thanks for sharing this resource. I love the imaginative tasks and look forward to using this with my students.
Looks great. My class will enjoy the ideas and I hope they will be inspiring.
It's a great idea, but there are so many spelling and grammar issues it's hard to focus on the information being presented.
This is brilliant - can't wait to see what my students come up with!