The more than 200 impersonal but engaging writing prompts in this exercise book help students practice their writing skills without asking them to share personal thoughts they would rather keep to themselves. Quirky, challenging, and humorous, the ideas encourage lighthearted creativity with such topics as writing about a girl named Dot without using any letters with dots (such as i or j), describing a person named Chris by the reactions of others as he walks into a room, or creating three completely different sentences with the word crumpled. Sample responses are included for all the exercises, making this an ideal classroom resource.
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Author: Guest I have been using Unjournaling every day for about 2 months as oral prompts for my journal writers. The kids really enjoy the prompts, and great discussions are generated. They are also writing more than they ever did with other topics! These topics are funny, clever and really bring out the creativity in my 6th graders. It would be a great addition to any teacher's file.