Students need to watch the video and read the first half of the story. Then they need to write a creative ending of 150 words or more. I love using these activities as writing contests. The focus is on ideas, experimentation with language, and mastery of writing conventions (punctuation, spelling, capitalization and basic grammar). Worksheets: More Story Prompts Here: If you like what you see, please support me on creative journey by donating to Tolentino […]
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Here is a fun writing contest idea: Use “bruh” in a story. I tell my students that I want creative ideas and clear writing. I also invite silly ideas. Many of my middle school students love being silly, and this activity builds on that desire. If time permits, I have students read each other’s stories and vote for an “idea champion.” Here are some certificates you can use: https://briantolentino.com/idea-champion/ You can find more WRITING PROMPTS […]
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Here is an assortment of activities aimed to get students writing creatively! Here is a Google Doc of Prompts: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LZTUNTbw6tnJS_Po61CPZaH_QZNn2gmCFsxWjETroY4/edit?usp=sharing My thoughts on Creative Writing Prompts: If you want to purchase the ebook version of these prompts, click below. I like uploading the ebook and having student choose their prompts. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-ULTIMATE-Set-of-Creative-Writing-Prompts-9576977#show-price-update If you like what you see, please DONATE TO TOLENTINO TEACHING. My business is dependent on the generous donations from people like you.
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