Personal writing
Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Personal writing. Get inspired and try out new things.
You may ask… what is a character interview? Well it’s almost like a job interview. The job being the story they will be a part of. You need to know your characters inside and out. Their histo…
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Ideas for teaching personal narrative writing to first, second, and third graders. This post contains affiliate links. Where to Start with Teaching Personal Narrative Writing Before students start to write their own personal narratives, they
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Use this list of creative writing prompts for adults to help you brainstorm an innovative idea for your next short story, blog post, or journal entry!
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Writers of all ages will love using these 30 writing topics to get their creative juices flowing—and when you’re done, there are even more bonus writing prompts!
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My kids really struggled with writing strong leads for their personal narratives. I found this awesome anchor chart on Pinterest to give them some more ideas of how to write an exciting lead. I wanted the kids to have those ideas right in front of them as they were writing to remind them to really think about their leads. I also try to make a smaller version of all of my anchor charts so the kids can add it to their interactive notebooks. It is great to be able to refer back to the anchor…
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Knowing how to start a story in first person will help you make readers curious to know more about your characters. Try these 8 tips.
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