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Free high school creative writing internet activities
Make a Meme Fun Project
This is a 1 day, easy and fun project where the students have to Make a Meme about their class or teacher. I have included the directions that I use for my class (I teach reading, writing, and social studies in 5th grade) but feel free to edit it! Perfect for a substitute, asynchronous work, June, or just to take a fun break! :)
Grades:
4th - 12th
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So you think you know your teacher? No prep needed!
This assignment has already been used in my classroom and is kid approved! My students had a blast answering questions about their favorite teacher. Students will respond to questions using the slides provided, they can use text box, pictures of gifs… Do be warned, your classroom might be full of laughter after you’re finished with this activity! Want to make this activity last longer? Allow students to present their answers to the class.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Plan your perfect summer vacation no prep needed!
Summer is quickly approaching, maybe you have summer plans… maybe you don’t! Either way, your students can use these slides to dream big and plan the vacation of their wildest dreams! Stay tuned I might post some more fun end of the year powerpoints! If you’re looking to create powerpoints like this, use Canva!!
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3rd - 12th
Magnetic Poetry (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring)
Get ready for a whole lot of fun with Magnetic Poetry. This resource includes four poetry kits each inspired by a season. Students can manipulate words from the word bank to create new and innovative poetry. Save and share students work easily with this interactive resource on Google Slides.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Western Creative Writing Prompt
100% digital. Suitable for distance learning! Get your cowboy hat and get ready to inspire your students with this immersive Western writing prompt! The ultimate creative writing starter, this tool will supply students with a rodeo of corrupt Sheriffs, jaded cowboys, shootouts and wild west action that will make their writing explode onto the page like dynamite! EARLY BIRD - the first 100 downloads of this resource are FREE - please give me good feedback!If you're sick of hearing students say: "
Grades:
4th - 12th
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The Hero's Journey - Short Story High School Complete Lesson
This resource can be used with middle/high school students. The resources addresses the Hero's Journey in an interactive and engaging manner. There is a mix between auditory, visual and kinaesthetic activities, to support differentiation.The lesson utilises content relevant to 21st century learners, to support their learning of the Hero's Journey. Credit has been given to resources that are not originally crafted by me.
Grades:
7th - 11th
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4 Square Sentence Writing Activity Practice
Informal writing practice for ALL levels. NO PREP! Students just need a piece of paper and a pencil.The Activity:Students look at an image and write down notes on what they SEE and INFER. Then they write one structured descriptive sentence, and one predictive sentence. Lesson takes about 10 minutes per picture. Can repeat during a class period to extend the lesson.What's included:3 slides of directions with images on how to setup their paper.1 example image & example outcome5 additional imag
Grades:
4th - 12th
Six Word Memoir
This is a great back to school activity that not only helps you get to know your students but also helps them dust off their writing and technology skills!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Book Club/ Class Novel - Playlist
While reading a class novel, book club, or individual student novel, one engaging assignment student can do is to create a Playlist for a character in the book. This activity can be used while reading or after finishing the book. Students enjoy this, they are able to be creative and find music that is uplifting and positive.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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NaNoWriMo Prep 101 Presentation
This Google Slides presentation pairs with the NaNoWriMo Prep 101 and includes interactive hyperlinks. November is "National Novel Writing Month," and this presentation can help guide a classroom or a club.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Poetry Heals: Poetry Writing National Poetry Month SEL
Students watch a TedX talk by Juan Felipe Herrera and then answer ten open-ended questions. Embedded turn and talk activity as students ponder the power of words and how technology has divided us. Poetry is therapeutic. After reading poems of their choice (linked in the slideshow), invite your students to write their own poems. Example included. Expand your students' understanding of poetry while strengthening their social emotional skills.Ready to plug and play in your Google classroom or
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9th - 12th
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Prompt Artificial Intelligence (AI) with RAFTS - Infographic
This is a remix of the RAFT Writing strategy intended to provide some guidance for prompting generative AI with inputs that will generate more accurate products or outputs. The first page of the infographic provides details for the modified version of the RAFT writing strategy - RAFTS.R - RoleA - AudienceF - Format (with a verb)T - Topic (with context)S - StyleThe second page of the infographic provides an example that uses the RAFTS acronym to prompt ChatGPT (a generative AI system) and the ou
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7th - 12th
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The Ultimate Book of Rhetorical Devices (Video Lessons)!
Here is an assortment of video lessons and worksheets on rhetorical devices. For more activities check out our THOUSANDS of teaching resources here:Tolentino Teaching YouTube ChannelTolentino Teaching WebpageFollow us on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin our e-mail newsletter:Tolentino Teaching Newsletter
Grades:
7th - 12th
The Little Prince - Chapter 14 - Characters
The Little Prince - Chapter 14Explore our latest product inspired by Chapter 14 of the renowned book "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. This chapter introduces a unique and fascinating character: the lamplighter⁴.Character FeaturesThe lamplighter is the only character cherished by the Little Prince, as he is the only one who works for others and clearly comes from the working class⁴. He embodies the exploitation of laborProduct DescriptionOur product captures the essence of this d
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5th - 11th
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Narrative Writing - Showing Emotions - Digital Resource (Peardeck)
This activity was designed for upper elementary, but can also be used with middle school students and high school students for review or an easy introductory activity. This can be used in grade levels 4-9.This activity is best used in conjunction with a Basic Pear Deck account (you can sign up for free if you don't have one) and the Pear Deck Google Slides Add-On. If used with Pear Deck, students will be able to type or digitally write their responses inside the slides presentation. If not usi
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4th - 9th
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Taylor Swift Scholastic Video Response Questions w/Link
This worksheet is connected to Scholastic's Video, located:
http://www.scholastic.com/taylorswift/?eml=CORP/e/20141028////OWP//TaylorSwift//Sign_Up///&ym_MID=1549586&ym_rid=26726171
The video is 30 minutes and includes an intimate look into Taylor's life and thoughts. She meets with a group of students, a handful in person and two virtual classrooms, discussing reading, writing, and her songwriting process.
Use the worksheet to connect to Core Curriculum standards and connect direct
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5th - 12th
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Free Read, Writing, Parts of Speech Game
We recently developed a website for our kids to teach them reading, writing, and parts of speech using a game. Teachers can create stories that exhibit different parts of speech and then ask students to fill in certain words in the story with the correct word.
Visit: http://playmylibs.com
The game is a variation of AdLibs games.
Grades:
K - 12th
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NaNoWriMo Writer's Workshop
This Google Slides presentation is hyperlinked so students can use relevant resources to improve their writing. NaNoWriMo is short for National Novel Writing Month, which is in November. This resource would work well for middle and high school students for a creative writing unit or a club.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Digital Storytelling with Storybird
Storybird is a free Web 2.0 application that allows students to unleash their creativity with digital storytelling. Storybird contains beautiful artwork for students to use and the youngest students could easily manuever through Storybird's pages and create wonderful stories. It is easy for teachers to register and create classes with assignments. Teachers have the capability of emailing the story links to parents. There is also a discussion thread.Teachers do have some prep work in adding stude
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Creative Poetry Lesson Plan
Objective: What would students do if they were in charge of the world? Read Judith Viorst's poem and then let their imagination run free by creating and illustrating their own version of the poem. Writing Traits:
Ideas, Organization, Word Choice
Amy Gordon
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Grades:
1st - 9th
World Mythology Research Project
Students spend a unit learning about Greek mythology. This 2-day Research Project engages students in learning about cultural myths from around the world.
The 4-page 4-steps worksheet includes scholarly websites students can access to research myths.
- Steps 1 and 2: Students summarize four myths, and answer questions reflecting on how the myth reveals the culture of the people group.
- Step 3: Students write their own myths that reveal their cultural values.
- Step 4: Students illustrate a sto
Grades:
8th - 10th
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FREEBIE - WIGO What Is Going On - A See/Think/Wonder observation handout
Establish a Thinking Routine with your students.You will use the action verbs “SEE, THINK, and WONDER” to guide students in this observation. Begin your WIGO by pre-selecting an image or artwork for your students to observe. You will want to post this image on your Smartboard, send to your students digitally or print a copy for each student. You will notice this handout contains columns labeled with “See/ Think/ and Wonder.” These action words turn into questions that establish a thinking routin
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6th - 12th
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WIGO What Is Going On? Georges Seurat See/Think/Wonder
A SEE/ THINK/ WONDER activity - This activity is designed to strengthen observation skills, establish thinking routines and analyze and evaluate an artwork while developing questions that allow students make connections. It is designed for use in the art room, but has the relevance to also be used in social studies, history, art history and creative writing classes. This download includes: A 5 page pdf with a cover pageA WIGO definition pageA WIGO Teacher GuideA presentation slide that is suitab
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Power Verbs (Writing Activities)
Verbs can jolt readers and intensify a story. They can also sharpen an argument, punctuate a point, or clarify an idea. The following activities are designed to get students experimenting with a variety of verbs in their writing.For more activities check out our THOUSANDS of teaching resources here:Tolentino Teaching YouTube ChannelTolentino Teaching WebpageFollow us on social media: FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin our e-mail newsletter: Tolentino Teaching Newsletter
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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