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Writing Prompts

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Writing Prompts is a simple idea to help your TEFL students

 

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Writing Prompts is a simple idea to help your TEFL students develop their writing‏‎ skills and stimulate ideas and discussions.

It can work with almost any age or level of class and is very flexible.

Sample Writing Prompts:

Prompt: The milk you drank for breakfast this morning turned out to be a magic potion. After you took one sip, you became invisible. Is that a fun thing or a terrible thing? What are you going to do today, now that no one can see you?

Prompt: When you got on the bus this morning, you discovered your bus driver was gone and the new bus driver was a dinosaur! Were you excited or scared?

This document contains the complete Writing Prompts Exercises.
Total Pages = 5 (Instant Download)
Format: PDF

You may purchase a Writing Prompts worksheet / answer key for each episode separately or the complete set.

* This purchase is for you and your classroom only.
* Duplication for an entire school, an entire school system, or for commercial purposes is strictly forbidden.
* Please have other teachers purchase their own copy.
* If you are a school or district interested in purchasing multiple licenses, please contact us for a volume discount quote.
* 1 Purchase = 1 License

 

 

Writing prompts are used to help writers begin writing. They provide inspiration for a story, poem, or essay. Many writers fight writer’s block on a regular basis, and a writing prompt can help them get past their block. If you are a teacher, or lead a writing workshop, you will most likely have to come up with many writing prompts. If you don’t know how to do this, don’t worry; writing your prompts doesn’t need to be difficult – you just need to think outside the box a little bit. Take some time to brainstorm ideas before diving into the actual writing of your prompts.