Product Overview
As seventh and eighth graders begin to study the more complex aspects of writing, it's important to remember to work on creativity and imagination as well. The Writing Prompts Workbook is a collection of imaginative situations and questions that will get your students and children to come up with wildly creative ideas to give their brains a break from their more formal writing assignments. Bryan Cohen, the author of 1,000 Creative Writing Prompts and 500 Writing Prompts for Kids has compiled 200 of some of his best prompts for seventh and eighth graders in this workbook. Use them for journals, assignments, poems, conversations, songs and more! When the pages are filled, check out the the author's other workbooks for ninth and tenth grade and eleventh and twelfth grade. Workbooks are also available for first and second grade, third and fourth grade and fifth and sixth grade.
Examples from the book:
12. If you could fast forward ahead or rewind backwards to any point in your life, when would it be and why? Be very detailed about how you deal with this second chance or sneak peak.
55. You have just won a great sum of money from the lottery to be divvied out in $1,000 increments each week for the rest of your life. What will you do with this newly added income? Describe your first year with this exciting addition to your life.
106. You have been given a magical pad of paper that makes everything that is written on it become reality. What do you write and what is your reasoning behind it?
Table of Contents:
1. Thanksgiving
2. A Mixed Bag
3. The Beach
4. Camping
5. Winter
6. Spring
7. Prosperity
8. Health
9. Food
10. Books
11. Action
12. Writing
13. Cartoons
14. Music
15. Baseball
16. Water
17. Nature
18. Animals
19. Technology
20. The Internet
