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To celebrate my girls’ new, and very grown up, writing desk, I made them some special writing paper and envelopes. 
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A site that provides you “What if?” questions to generate your own story. Use your imagination and compose your own answer!
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ABCya! Computer Lab: Language Arts - Type a Friendly Letter | This interactive activity helps students to learn the five parts of a friendly letter. By following the step by step guide, students can create a letter and then print it.
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Teens can publish newspaper online with My High School Journalism. The largest host of school news....
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Great for spelling and vocabulary. Game where you get a definition and the starting letter and must type the word.
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Interactive, and a great start to creating children's own picture books.
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More ideas on using avatars as prompts for cildren's own writing.
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Random writing prompts appear at a click, or generate printable.
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Kids watch a short video clip then respond to a writing challenge.
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Includes interactive word games prompt generator suitable for quite young kids' writing.
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I review a LOT of books. I thought it might be useful for kids if I shared some ideas on how to write a book review.
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These are some of the daily writing prompts that I use in class. The prompts and pictures are scraped together from so many sources - forgotten websites, old journals, overheard conversations, the...
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Writing lesson submitted by Nik Peachey at British Council. Would also work well with senior primary kids.
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Slide the scale to change emotion, then name and write the reason for the emotion in the box below eg I feel surprised because I sat on a tack.
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Drag faces to pictures. Write in speech balloons. Choice of three scenarios only.
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Children choose segments of the story and it's constructed for them.
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Some avatars kids can use as prompts for their own writing.
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Young Writers Program is part of NaNoWriMo and encourages kids to write.
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Use the poem Where I'm From as a model to have children innovate and create their own poems.
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Create a fun, interactive, fictional profile for school education.
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All sorts of ideas from a Canadian teacher, passionate about making writing fun for kids - RAFTS, CUBE-ITs and more.
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