Teaching Writing Prompts
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John Said:
Texas Teachers: what are the last 5 or 6 TAKS Writing Prompts for 7th Grade?We Answered:
They are usually pretty weird stuff like, "Write about a time when you helped someone". The easiest thing to do is to come up with a wonderful story that has nothing to do with you. Use your serious imagination. It always works, and the TAKS tests are really quite easy. If you enjoy writing, it'll be a breeze. The teachers should help you when it gets closer the the test. If you have any questions just ask them. They know!Vincent Said:
HS Teacher Interviews: Possible writing prompts?We Answered:
They'll probably ask you about your experiences, what you think you're good at, what you could improve at...ya know, the usual.Caroline Said:
Would anybody like to volunteer to do a small, fun writing sample for me?We Answered:
I'll try section 2, i want to write about how it must have felt for my parents to watch me take a downward spiral after numorous attempts to kill myself after depression.il attatch it into an email and email it you, my msn is katiekaitekate.
Theresa Said:
I hate writing. Do you know of any websites to help?We Answered:
I would have to say try looking for forums where you engage in creative writing, or RPG (Role-Playing Game) sites. Look for a topic you're interested in and try it out. This has helped me quite a bit with both vocabulary, structure, and the lengths of my writings.Something else you may want to try is creative writing in general. Grab a pad of paper, and start by writing about your day, or maybe a hobby or vacation you enjoyed. Or, you could jot down ideas for a story or character, and try to start a story, or have your character do something. You don't need to have a plot, you can just have him or her go about their day, or find a new world, or maybe go through something traumatic.
Eduardo Said:
Writing a conclusion for To Kill a Mockingbird?We Answered:
I think I've already answered this.Willie Said:
What are some journal prompts that ninth-graders would find interesting? What would spark enthusiatic replies?We Answered:
This sounds kind of silly---but ask them how they feel that day about the person they have a crush on/are dating (or if they don't have a crush on someone/or are dating, how they feel about that). :-) That is something that EVERY high school kid thinks about. Just a suggestion.