“You! The Movie” is opening at a nearby movie theater next week. Write a 200-300 word summary to capture the attention of moviegoers. For example, what’s the plot? Who are the actors playing the main roles? Is there a teaser that will ignite curiousity or gossip? You know the story, see if you can make it exciting enough for others to want to watch!
Use all of the following words in a piece of fiction or non-fiction. No time limit, no subject area, just take a look at the words and see what kind of story/article idea pops out!
Whether you write fiction or non-fiction the skill of descriptive writing can bring your scene or article to life. Today I want you to close your eyes and imagine a vase full of daffodils. Now write down a descriptive paragraph so that by reading it someone else would see the same image as you did.
What Easter traditions do you keep? Do you attend Church on Easter Sunday? Do you take part in an egg hunt? Do you have particular food items that you eat on special days? Write a journal essay about any Easter traditions you keep now, or remember taking part in as a child.
Use any of the following to start a piece of fiction or non-fiction:
Choose a news story that you’ve heard recently and use this as the background for a piece of fiction writing. If fiction writing isn’t your thing, use your chosen news story to write a new piece as if you were actually there reporting the incident.
Use all of the following words in a piece of fiction or non-fiction:
Gratitude?
Since no-one who has responded to the new poll is over-reaching their writing goals for 2009, let’s take the opportunity to use this morning’s exercise to assess what you’re doing with your writing.
Use any of the following to start a piece of fiction or non-fiction:
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