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Students love writing with these fun and exciting, step-by-step, cooperative learning writing activities. This book takes two dozen cooperative learning structures and provides over 100 proven, literature-based activities across the domains of writing. Loads of blackline masters.

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Students love writing with these fun and exciting, step-by-step, cooperative learning writing activities. This book takes two dozen cooperative learning structures and provides over 100 proven, literature-based activities across the domains of writing. Loads of blackline masters.

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An idea on Creative Writing from Alinea

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Students will have to write a story based on the comic strips in this activity. Suggest that they add time expressions and connectors to make a good story. There are three comic strips available in this worksheet but you can add some more depending on how many students you´ve got.

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ISL - Writing Clinic- Creative Writing Prompts

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This site provides (completely free) writing prompts and exercises to help you get started with creative writing and break through writing blocks - as well as some fun anagram vocabulary games.

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This is a collection of free, printable creative writing prompts for teaching ESL.

Creative Writing Prompts

These creative writing worksheets can can be used both in class or as weekly homework assignments. We are always looking for more contributions so if you have an idea please send it to us. Eventually all of the story starters will be turned into worksheets and posted here.

Sports Creative Writing

Christmas Creative Writing

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A collection of free, printable worksheets on the theme of winter.

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Story Creator | Imagine Forest | Creative Writing Resources for Kids

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I have been collecting story starters, you can use them with your class and add some of your own in the comments. Cheers Rob

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There are a lot of topics to write about. We have listed some down here.

Me and others

Let me introduce myself...

My sister/brother

My father's/mother's job

My best friend

People I like

Problems of young people

What I think about fashion

My strangest dream

Who can be a hero?

Would you do any voluntary activity?

My world

My home town

Which do you prefer - city life or country life?

Holidays at home or abroad?

I'm happy when...

If I had a million dollars...

Living as a teenager in my country

Hobbies and leisure

Cost of Cds/DVDs

My hobbies and interests

My favourite pop group

My favourite sport

An interesting weekend

An interesting film/book

My last holidays in...

Plans for my next holidays

I have a dangerous hobby

Education and work

Applying for a job

Give arguments for or against teenage working

My dream job

My dream school

My favourite subject

School uniforms

Schools in the USA/Britain and Germany

Healthy life

What's my day like?

What I like to eat...

At the doctor's

Try to convince your friend to stop smoking/drinking/taking drugs

My attitude towards sport

My favourite sports

I like fast food

I'm a vegetarian

Me as a consumer

I like/don't like shopping

Pocket money - how much do you get - how much do you need?

Do you save money?

Life on earth

My pet

How can you save the environment?

Endangered animals

Skiing and the environment

Why I like animals

Media and arts

Do you like reading?

Which do you prefer - reading a book or watching the film?

I like my mobile phone

I like watching TV.

I like playing on the computer.

There's too much violence on TV

Success changes people - what do you think?

The world of English

Life in Britain/the USA/Australia/Northern Ireland (or another English speaking country)

Why should people speak English?

Past, present and future

A day without electricity

My future wife/husband

How do you see yourself in 10 years?

Christmas - an old tradition that should be kept or big business for the industry

Thanks to Bernhard, Johann and Meryl.

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Poetry comes in all forms, from seasonal Haiku poems to funny limericks set out to entertain the reader. Whatever type of poem you're writing, the first struggle is normally inspiration. What do you even start writing a poem about? Whether you're a seasoned expert or a beginner starting out, here are over 130 poetry writing prompts to help you.

This collection of poetry prompts covers everything from weather, life and even some random funny stuff like giraffes on unicycles or talking apples.

Over 130 Poetry Writing Prompts

Turn that blank page into a beautiful poem of your choice with these prompts:

1. Pick any object in your room. Now write a poem describing this object.

2. Look outside your window. Look at the sky - How do you feel when you look at the sky?

3. Struggling to sleep? Find a paper and pen and write down your feelings.

4. Write a poem for a friend's birthday.

5. Think about a thing you recently learned. Write a poem about how this made you feel.

6. Write a 7-day poem. This is a poem where you write one line a day until you have a whole poem by the end of the week.

7. Pick any colour you like. Now write about this colour.

8. Imagine if fruit could talk. Pick any fruit you like and write a poem about it talking to you.

9. Write a poem, where each line begins with the letter E.

10. Fluffy clouds are nice. Write about them.

11. Sunflowers are known as friendship flowers. Write a poem about sunflowers.

12. What's your favourite food? Write about this in your poem.

13. Imagine you're going to a tea party.

14. What are you most scared of? Write a poem about your fears.

15. Dreams and ambitions are important. Write a poem about your dreams in life.

16. Write a poem about eating a tasty pizza.

17. Using the letters that spell 'Happy', write an acrostic poem.

18. Write an ode to your favourite toy.

19. From the perspective of a cat, write a poem about your life.

20. Continue this poem: Lights in the night sky...

21. Keep on trying, is an important message. Write a poem titled, 'keep on trying'.

22. Write a poem for your favourite pair of shoes.

23. There's a giraffe on a unicycle - write about it.

24. What do you think of Mondays? Write a poem about them.

25. Now think about Fridays.

26. Who is your favourite superhero? Wonder Woman, Batman, Spiderman? Write a poem dedicated to them.

27. The sound of birds and nothing else.

28. The most magical unicorn you've ever seen.

29. Weather is a common theme in poems. Pick any weather of your choice, such as rain, snow, a sunny day and then write a poem about it.

30. Write a poem about writer's block. How do you feel? Will you ever overcome it?

31. Don't cry, my friend. Write a poem about how to stop crying and holding back the tears.

32. Continue this poem: Lean on me, when...

33. Write a poem about a dancing pencil in your room.

34. Cold winter air feeling.

35. Boredom is the worst. Write about it.

36. Deep underground there lives...

37. Write about a recent dream you had.

38. In the mouth of a whale.

39. Sitting on a flying carpet.

40. Looking in the mirror you see...

1. The smell of breakfast in the morning.

2. Losing your favourite thing or something important.

3. A rainbow outside your window.

4. An alligator wearing a pink tutu skirt.

5. Dancing with the leaves in Autumn.

6. The sound of car horns and sirens in a busy city.

7. Someone who inspires you and why.

8. From the perspective of a falling leaf.

9. A bear playing an acoustic guitar.

10. A sandcastle of your dreams.

11. Finding a fairy in your garden.

12. That night before Christmas feeling.

13. Your favourite cartoon character

14. In 20 years time, how will the world be?

15. Your favourite subject at school.

16. Write a poem using smell only.

17. Using the sense of taste write a poem.

18. Something that happened to you today.

19. About the monster under your bed.

20. Your favourite fairytale character.

21. The taste of your favourite sweets.

22. Lost alone in the desert.

23. Walking through a forest.

24. Finding a secret garden.

25. Meeting a caveman.

26. Dedication poem to your favourite celebrity.

27. A talking flower.

28. Finding a new planet in the solar system.

29. Your favourite sandwich fillings.

30. Acrostic poem using the letters of your favourite animal.

31. A poem dedicated to your mother.

32. Tiny people living in teacups around your house.

33. A piece of old furniture in your home.

34. A flying pig with feathered wings.

35. Going to Japan on holiday.

36. Getting stranded on an island.

37. The contents of a treasure chest you found.

38. Time travelling to the past.

39. Ruling the world.

40. Meeting a group of talking monkeys in the jungle.

41. Being turned into a vampire.

42. Creating your own Frankenstein monster.

43. Sitting in silence.

44. Being lost in a dark tunnel.

45. The wild waves of the ocean.

46. Sitting on a cloud.

47. The cars passing you by on the highway.

48. The taste of a juicy orange.

49. The sound of buzzing bees at a picnic.

50. A mysterious cat that keeps following you.

51. The happiest day of your life.

52. The worst day of your life.

53. About feeling cold or hot.

54. The fireworks on New Year's Eve.

55. About the first day of school

56. Saving the environment and recycling.

57. An endangered species that is going extinct.

58. Dinosaurs roaming the Earth.

59. Being stuck in the middle of an alien invasion.

60. From the perspective of a talking tree.

1. Waking up in a new place.

2. About your favourite sports activity.

3. The smell of fresh air at your local park.

4. The sound of aliens talking.

5. A bad dream or nightmare you recently had.

6. The feeling of being underwater.

7. The night-time sky.

8. A newspaper headline you recently read.

9. The creepy shadows in your room.

10. The truth that everyone should know.

11. A poem about daydreaming.

12. Sitting at the beach on a nice Summer's day.

13. Describe your favourite smell.

14. Being able to fly.

15. Write a poem about being invisible.

16. Everything about the colour yellow.

17. Meeting a pink poodle on your way to school.

18. Being on stage with everyone looking at you.

19. About going to the dentist.

20. Write a poem about Springtime.

21. Look into a mirror and write a poem about yourself.

22. Home sweet home - Write a poem about being home.

23. Describe the city of the future.

24. Write about the full moon.

25. Write a poem about the smell of melted cheese.

26. Describe the feathers of a peacock.

27. Write an ode to your school bag.

28. The lucky number seven.

29. A poem about your favourite board game.

30. From the perspective of a brain-eating zombie.

31. Being inside a baking oven.

32. A thunderstorm inside your bedroom.

33. Being the outsider in a group of people.

34. The feeling of pure loneliness.

35. Having a money tree in your backyard.

36. The feeling of buying new things.

37. Keeping a big, dark secret from everyone.

38. Write a poem about eating lunch at your school's cafeteria.

Use this huge list of over 130 poetry writing prompts to create your own unlimited collection of poetry. Thes best way to use this list is as daily writing exercises and soon you'll be on the road to becoming a master of poetry and writing. Feel free to share your poems with our online writing community for feedback or in the comments below.

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130+ Poetry Writing Prompts | Poetry Prompts & Ideas | Imagine Forest

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Poetry comes in all forms, from seasonal Haiku poems to funny limericks set out to entertain the reader. Whatever type of poem you're writing, the first struggle is normally inspiration. What do you even start writing a poem about? Whether you're a seasoned expert or a beginner starting out, here are over 130 poetry writing prompts to help you.

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Looking for some fiery inspiration? This blog post has 68+ Dragon Story Ideas to spark your imagination! From magical dragon eggs to unlikely dragon heroes, these creative prompts offer plenty of enchanting tales. Let your creativity soar with these dragon-themed story starters perfect for young writers.

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Keep on reading for a full list of dragon story ideas to fire up your imagination.

68+ Dragon Story Ideas

Get ready for some serious dragon inspiration! Below you'll find over 60 thrilling dragon story prompts featuring our favorite mythical creatures. Let these dragon-themed ideas spark your creativity and imagination:

1. The Dragon Whisperer: In a hidden valley nestled amidst the Scottish Highlands, a young lass named Maisie discovers she has a unique talent: she can understand and speak the language of dragons. Befriending a mischievous fire-drake named Hamish, they embark on adventures, protecting their secret world from poachers and uncovering ancient dragon lore.

2. The Dragon Games: Every five years, young dragon riders from across the kingdom gather for the Dragon Games, a thrilling competition testing their bond and skill. Alex, a nervous apprentice with a timid dragon named Pip, dreams of defying the odds and winning against all expectations. But when a hidden threat emerges, Alex and Pip must overcome their fears and work together to save the Games and the kingdom.

3. The Legend of the Ice Dragon: Whispers of a mythical creature, the Ice Dragon, shrouded in the mysteries of the frozen north, draw Finn, a mapmaker's apprentice, on a perilous quest. Aided by a grumpy yeti and a surprisingly chatty arctic fox, Finn must navigate treacherous glaciers, decipher ancient riddles, and face his own doubts to discover the truth behind the legend.

4. The Dragon Detective Agency: In the bustling port city of Bristol, Luna and her trusty dragon sidekick, Ziggy, run the "Scales & Tails Detective Agency." When a string of jewel thefts plagues the city, rumours whisper of a dragon culprit. Luna and Ziggy, determined to clear the dragons' name, embark on a whirlwind investigation, using their unique skills to sniff out clues and unmask the real thief.

5. The Dragon's Academy: Anya, a rebellious farm girl, longs for a life beyond tending sheep. When a magical egg hatches on her farm, revealing a mischievous emerald dragon named Emmy, Anya sees her chance for adventure. Together, they sneak into the prestigious Dragon Rider Academy, facing strict teachers, competitive rivals, and even a fire-breathing dragon Prüfung to prove their place among the elite.

6. The Last Welsh Dragon: In the remote mountains of Wales, where ancient magic lingers, Elara, the last descendant of a proud dragon-riding clan, struggles to keep her heritage alive. When a greedy businessman threatens to destroy the dragons' sacred sanctuary, Elara must find the courage to reawaken the magic within her, befriend a young mountain dragon, and fight to protect their hidden world.

7. The Time-Travelling Tinker Dragon: Widget, a quirky clockwork dragon with a knack for gadgets, accidentally stumbles upon a time-twisting contraption in his inventor grandfather's workshop. Suddenly, Widget and his best friend, a bookish girl named Lily, are whisked away on a whirlwind journey through history, encountering dinosaurs, Roman legions, and even facing off against a grumpy medieval dragon who guards a hidden treasure.

8. The Dragon with a Sweet Tooth: MooCoo, a young dragon with an insatiable love for treacle tart, struggles to control his fiery breath, often causing comical (and sticky) disasters in his village. When a visiting royal inspector threatens to banish all dragons, MooCoo, determined to prove dragons are more than just fire and fury, sets out on a quest to win the inspector's favour with the most delicious treacle tart ever baked.

9. The Dragon in Disguise: Ember, a mischievous young dragon tired of village life, dreams of exploring the wider world. Disguising himself as a clumsy sheepdog, he joins a travelling circus, performing hilarious (and often fiery) tricks. But when the circus stumbles upon a hidden plot to exploit dragons, Ember must reveal his true identity and use his unique talents to save his kind.

10. The Dragon and the Unicorn: In a realm where dragons and unicorns are sworn enemies, Anya, a spirited unicorn, and Sparx, a gentle dragon with a passion for poetry, form an unlikely friendship. Together, they challenge age-old prejudices and embark on a quest to unite their divided kingdom, proving that friendship and understanding can bridge even the most ancient divides.

11. The Lost Dragon's Quest: A young dragon gets separated from its family during a storm and embarks on a quest to reunite with them. Along the way, it makes new friends, faces challenges, and discovers its own unique abilities.

12. Dragon Academy: Follow the journey of a group of young dragons as they attend a magical academy for dragons. They learn about their powers, make lifelong friendships, and uncover a mysterious plot threatening the dragon realm.

13. The Time-Traveling Dragon: A dragon discovers a magical artefact that allows it to travel through time. As it explores different eras, it learns valuable lessons about friendship, bravery, and the importance of protecting the balance of the world.

14. Dragon Guardian of the Forest: A group of kids stumbles upon a hidden, enchanted forest guarded by a wise and friendly dragon. They must work together with the dragon to protect the forest from an impending threat.

15. Dragon's Song: In a village where dragons and humans coexist, a young girl discovers that she has a special ability to communicate with dragons through music. Together, they use their unique bond to solve problems and bring harmony to their world.

16. The Rainbow Dragon's Gift: A dragon with scales of every colour of the rainbow discovers its unique ability to bring joy and happiness wherever it goes. Join the dragon as it spreads its magical gift and helps a gloomy kingdom find its laughter again.

17. Dragon and the Moonlit Friendship: On a moonlit night, a lonely dragon befriends a group of nocturnal creatures. Together, they embark on nighttime adventures, overcoming challenges and discovering the magic that comes with true friendship.

18. The Last Dragon Guardian: In a kingdom threatened by dark forces, a young dragon must fulfil its destiny as the last guardian. Alongside a brave group of friends, the dragon sets out to save the kingdom and learn the true meaning of courage.

19. The Dragon's Nursery: Luna, a young witch with a talent for healing, opens a unique sanctuary, a nursery for orphaned and injured dragon hatchlings. With the help of her loyal griffin companion, Kai, she faces the challenges of caring for fire-breathing babies, outsmarting poachers, and even teaching the hatchlings proper dragon etiquette (no setting the curtains alight, please!).

20. The Dragon's Hoard: Finnigan, a grumpy old gnome with a nose for treasure, gets roped into a peculiar case: a dragon's hoard has vanished, replaced with a pile of shiny, but worthless, buttons. Using his keen deduction and Finnigan's grumpy charm, they must unravel a web of clues, navigate hidden goblin tunnels, and outwit a cunning trickster to recover the stolen treasure.

21. The Dragon Riders' School for Etiquette: Etiquette might seem like the last thing fire-breathing dragons need, but when Princess Anya accidentally insults a visiting superstar from a dragon empire, chaos erupts. Enter Miss Snapdragon, a strict but kind dragon etiquette expert, who whisks Anya and her unruly dragon, Blaze, away to a finishing school for dragons. Expect hilarious mishaps, tea parties gone wrong, and a surprising transformation as Anya and Blaze learn the importance of manners (and minding their fiery tempers).

22. The Dragon of the Deep: Elara, a talented young sailor, dreams of exploring the uncharted seas beyond the kingdom. When she discovers a hidden underwater cave inhabited by a shy, bioluminescent dragon, they form an unlikely partnership. Together, they embark on a thrilling adventure, navigating treacherous currents, encountering mythical sea creatures, and uncovering the secrets of the deep.

23. The Dragon Who Didn't Want to Fly: Wilbur, a young dragon with a fear of heights, dreads the annual Dragon Soaring Competition. While his siblings practice daring dives and fiery loops, Wilbur prefers reading dragon poetry and daydreaming in the clouds. Can Wilbur overcome his fear, embrace his unique talents, and prove that there's more to being a dragon than just flying?

24. The Dragon's Forgotten Song: In a kingdom where dragons have lost their magical abilities, a young bard named Lyra discovers an ancient scroll containing a forgotten dragon song. With the help of Ember, a wise old dragon who remembers the song from his youth, Lyra sets out on a quest to reawaken the dragons' magic and restore harmony to the land.

25. The Dragon's Wish Festival: Every year, on the night of the Dragon's Moon, villagers gather to release lanterns containing their wishes to the sky. This year, however, the wishes seem to be disappearing, stolen by a mischievous pixie with a passion for dragon fire. Lily, a brave young girl, and Spark, a playful dragon hatchling, must work together to retrieve the wishes and ensure the festival's magic continues.

26. The Dragon's Apprentice: Finn, a clumsy but determined farm boy, dreams of becoming a dragon knight. When a legendary dragon rider falls ill and seeks an apprentice, Finn jumps at the chance, despite his lack of experience. With the help of a grumpy (but secretly kind) fire-drake named Cinder, Finn must learn the art of dragon riding, face challenging trials, and prove his courage to become a true knight.

27. The Dragon's Bakery: Ember, a young dragon with a passion for baking, opens a bakery in a sleepy village. Her fire-baked bread and pastries are a hit, but when a grumpy rival baker starts spreading rumours about "dragon fire bread" being unsafe, Ember must use her baking skills and wit to win over the villagers and prove that her unique creations are anything but scary.

28. Dragon Spellcasters: In a magical world, a group of dragons discovers ancient scrolls that grant them special powers. As they learn to use their newfound abilities, they must face a dark sorcerer threatening their land.

29. Dragon's Crypt: A cryptic dragon burial ground is disturbed by treasure-seeking adventurers, awakening vengeful dragon spirits. The children who accidentally disturbed the resting place must find a way to appease the angered spirits and escape the ghostly wrath.

30. The Dragon and the Star Seeker: A young dragon dreams of reaching the stars. With the help of a determined stargazer, they build a magical flying machine and embark on a celestial adventure to explore the mysteries of the night sky.

31. Dragon Bakers' Guild: Dragons with a passion for baking form a secret guild to create the most magical treats in the realm. When a mischievous creature steals their recipes, the dragons must embark on a quest to retrieve them and save their baking traditions.

32. Dragon Carnival of Wonders: A travelling dragon carnival arrives in a small village, bringing excitement and enchantment. A group of friends joins forces with the carnival's dragons to solve a mystery and save the village from a magical mishap.

33. The Crystal Guardian Dragon: A dragon with crystal scales is chosen as the guardian of a mystical crystal that holds the balance of nature. When the crystal is stolen, the dragon and its friends embark on a perilous journey to retrieve it and restore harmony.

34. The Dragon Race: In a land where dragon racing is the most popular sport, a young dragon with extraordinary abilities joins a racing team. Together, they face fierce competition, uncover ancient legends, and strive to become champions.

35. The Moonlit Dragon Dance: A dragon with shimmering scales that glow in the moonlight becomes the key to reviving an ancient tradition: the Moonlit Dragon Dance. Join the dragon and a group of friends as they bring this magical celebration back to their village.

36. Draconian Dreams: A dragon trapped in a realm between dreams and nightmares begins haunting the dreams of a young artist. Together, they must navigate the surreal landscape of dreams to break the curse and restore peace to both worlds.

37. Dragon Riders of Skyhaven: A group of friends discovers a hidden portal that transports them to Skyhaven, a floating island inhabited by friendly dragons. Together, they become dragon riders, protecting the island from a looming threat that could plunge it into darkness.

38. The Dark Mirror: A dragon that can create illusions begins tormenting a village, making people face their deepest fears. A determined group of kids discovers the dragon's twisted game and must find a way to break free from the nightmarish illusions.

39. The Dragon and the Alchemist: Elara, a curious young alchemist, discovers a hidden recipe for creating a potion that can grant temporary human form to dragons. When she brews the potion for her dragon friend, Finn, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure, experiencing the human world from a dragon's perspective and learning valuable lessons about acceptance and understanding.

40. The Literary Dragon: A young dragon who loves to read books and dreams of becoming a writer, but his family and friends think he should focus on learning how to fight and hunt.

41. Beyond the Backyard: A girl who finds a dragon egg in her backyard and decides to hatch it and raise it as her pet, but soon discovers that the dragon has a mysterious connection to a hidden world of magic and danger.

42. Skybound Secrets: A boy who joins a secret society of dragon riders and learns how to fly and bond with his own dragon, but also uncovers a plot to destroy all the dragons and their riders.

43. Love and Scales: A dragon who is cursed to turn into a human every night and falls in love with a princess, but has to hide his true identity from her and the king, who hates dragons and wants to kill them all.

44. Portals of Dragons: A group of friends who discover a portal to a land of dragons and go on an adventure to find a legendary treasure guarded by the most powerful dragon of all, but also have to face an evil wizard who wants to steal the treasure and the dragons' magic.

45. Sword of the Dragon: A girl who is the descendant of a famous dragon slayer and inherits his sword, but instead of following his legacy, she decides to use her sword to protect and befriend the dragons, who are misunderstood and persecuted by humans.

46. Scales, Sneezes, and Surprises: A boy who is allergic to dragons and sneezes whenever he is near one, but his parents are dragon trainers and he has to live in a dragon farm, where he tries to cope with his condition and make friends with the dragons.

47. A Dragon's Urban Adventure: A dragon who is bored of his life in the mountains and decides to explore the human world, where he meets a boy who helps him disguise as a human and shows him around, but also gets him into trouble with some shady characters who want to capture him.

48. Bonds Beyond Fear: A girl who has a rare gift of being able to communicate with dragons and uses her ability to help them solve their problems, but also has to deal with some humans who are afraid of her gift and want to silence her.

49. A Dragon's Awakening: A boy who accidentally releases a dragon from an ancient seal and becomes its master, but also has to deal with the consequences of unleashing an ancient evil that threatens both humans and dragons.

50. A Fireless Dragon's Odyssey: A young dragon who can't breathe fire goes on a quest to find the magical gem that will give him his fiery breath. He encounters wise old dragons, sneaky goblins, and daring knights along the way.

51. Wings of the Mountain: Twin baby dragons hatch in a remote mountain cave. They learn to fly and discover their fire-breathing abilities while avoiding dangerous beasts like giant eagles and cave bears. Their only friends are the mountain goats.

52. Dragon Secrets: A land where mystical dragons and brave knights battle for control. A young farm girl discovers a dragon egg that hatches, and she raises the dragon in secret. They ultimately work together as friends to bring peace between dragons and humans.

53. The Boy with the Dragon's Scale: A magical dragon scale falls from the sky and lands near a shy village boy. When he touches it, he gains the ability to turn invisible. He uses this power to go on adventures, help people, and even plays tricks on bullies.

54. Snort the Clumsy: A clumsy young dragon named Snort always accidentally burns things with his fire. The older dragons send him away until he can learn to control it. He meets some understanding elves who help train him to use his gift properly.

55. Rivalry in Dragon Skies: Twin dragons named Blaze and Ember compete to see who is the better flyer, hunter, and fighter. But when one gets captured by an evil knight, the other must work with a young thief girl to organize a daring rescue mission.

56. City of Scales: A city girl visits her uncle's castle and discovers a secret portal to a magical dragon world. She befriends a curious young dragon and they learn each other's languages. They work together to stop an evil dragon sorcerer.

57. The Dragon Linguist: A bookworm boy discovers a library full of books written in an odd dragon language. He slowly teaches himself to read them and learns the forgotten history of friendly dragons who once lived peacefully with humans.

58. Seas of Valor: A heroic dragon rescues a royal family when their ship is attacked at sea. As a reward, they make him an important member of the kingdom. But he struggles to fit into polite society and perform his duties.

59. The Grumpy Guardian: A grumpy 200-year-old dragon just wants peace and quiet in his cave. But some mischievous young dragons keep coming around and bothering him with questions, asking him to come on adventures, and begging him to teach them how to fight like a warrior.

60. Starlight Serenade: A dragon who can control the stars in the night sky befriends a young stargazer. Together, they embark on a quest to protect the magical constellation stones from falling into the hands of a dark sorcerer.

61. The Chromatic Guardians: In a world where each dragon represents a specific color of the rainbow, a group of young dragons must come together to restore balance when an evil force threatens to steal their chromatic powers.

62. Dragon's Harmony: A dragon with a unique ability to manipulate sound and music discovers a hidden valley where magical creatures live in harmony. However, a menacing force threatens their peaceful existence, and the dragon must use its musical talents to save the day.

63. Curse of the Black Scale: A dragon with scales as dark as the night is rumoured to bring misfortune and doom. When a curious group of kids accidentally crosses its path, they must face eerie challenges and break the curse that has plagued the dragon for centuries.

64. Eternal Frost: In a land of perpetual winter, a young ice dragon must find a way to save its homeland from an ancient curse that threatens to freeze everything forever. Along the way, it discovers the power of friendship and warmth.

65. Dragon of the Gardens: A mystical dragon guards a secret garden that holds the key to rejuvenating the land. A group of children, guided by ancient prophecies, must embark on a perilous journey to find the dragon and save their dying world.

66. The Clockwork Dragon: In a steampunk-inspired world, a young inventor discovers a dragon made of clockwork gears and springs. Together, they unravel a conspiracy that endangers both the magical creatures and the technological advancements of their realm.

67. Shadowbound Dragon: A dragon born from shadows must confront its own dark nature while assisting a group of brave children on a quest to restore light to a cursed kingdom. Together, they navigate a realm where shadows come to life.

68. The Haunting Hatchling: A mysterious dragon egg appears in a small village, and when it hatches, the dragon seems friendly at first. However, as the moon rises, it transforms into a terrifying creature that haunts the villagers' dreams, forcing a group of kids to uncover the truth behind its curse.

69. Dragon Whispers in the Wind: A dragon that can communicate through the wind encounters a lost soul in a mysterious forest. Together, they unravel the secrets of the ancient spirits and embark on a journey to restore balance to the natural world.

70. The Time-Weaver's Dragon: A dragon with the ability to manipulate time accidentally creates a time rift, unleashing chaos across dimensions. A group of unlikely heroes, including the dragon, must work together to mend the fabric of time and prevent disaster.

71. Neon Sky Dragons: In a futuristic city, dragons with neon-coloured scales soar through the sky. A young engineer befriends one of these dragons and discovers a plot to harness their energy for nefarious purposes, leading to an epic battle to save the city.

72. Caverns of Shadows: A group of friends exploring a dark cave accidentally awakens an ancient dragon imprisoned for centuries. The dragon, consumed by bitterness, seeks revenge on the descendants of those who trapped it, leading the friends on a spine-chilling quest to break the curse.

Dragon stories have captured the imagination of readers for ages. These mythical tales feature giant, winged fire-breathing reptiles that possess magical powers. They are creatures of legend found in fantasy novels, films, and ancient folklore across cultures.

A dragon story will typically involve action, adventure, and imagination. Many different types of dragon stories can inspire young writers:

Quests: A hero goes on an epic journey and encounters obstacles like scary dragons that must be overcome. These challenge the hero and push them to their limits.

Friendships: An unlikely friendship forms between a human and a dragon. They learn to communicate, understand each other, and work together.

Battles: Dragons and humans struggle for control over kingdoms. Peace is eventually found through understanding.

Discoveries: Mysterious dragon eggs hatch, portals to dragon realms appear, or dragons are uncovered living in secret.

Growth: A young dragon learns new abilities like flying, fire breathing, and using its powers responsibly.

A compelling dragon story allows the reader to envision these majestic creatures. It sparks wonder at the thought of dragons being real. Let your imagination fly in crafting your own dragon tale!

Dragon stories capture the imagination, but how do you write one that soars? Follow these tips:

1. Create a vivid dragon protagonist. Give your dragon a name, unique personality, and distinctive physical characteristics. This makes them come alive.

2. Build an interesting world. Establish the setting rules, landscapes, and lore of your dragon realm. Describe it richly so readers feel transported.

3. Craft an engaging plot. Have a central conflict like your dragon searching for their lost family or an evil wizard threatening the dragon kingdom.

4. Include action and adventure. Dragons lend themselves to excitement like daring rescues, thrilling chases, and magical discoveries.

5. Develop memorable characters. Surround your dragon with fun supporting characters like plucky sidekicks, wise mentors, or quirky friends.

6. Establish unique abilities. Give your dragon special powers like water breathing, shape-shifting, or weather control. This adds originality.

7. Write imaginative descriptions. Use vivid imagery so readers visualize the fantastical elements like shining dragon scales or fire-scorched skies.

8. Use suspense and stakes. Maintain tension through cliffhangers, high risks for the characters, and ominous foreshadowing.

By following these tips, you'll craft an engaging dragon tale filled with magic, adventure, and heart. Let your imagination soar!

These dragon story ideas and tips will help you craft an imaginative tale that takes flight. Now it's your turn to let your creativity blaze! Choose a story prompt that sparks inspiration or come up with your own unique dragon adventure.

We'd love to read your enchanting stories in the comments below. Don't be afraid to let your imagination soar - you never know what epic dragon stories you might create. With a little creativity and courage, you can write a story that captures the magic of dragons. Get those creative juices flowing with these dragon story ideas!

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Dec 3, 2020 - COMPLEX SENTENCES: Teach students to create and punctuate complex sentences using these story starters. Only three subordinate conjunctions will be used: Since, Although & When (SAW Strategy). Instructions: 1) Students copy one complex sentence story starter onto a notebook page. 2) Students add a character name in the blank(s), if provided. 3) Students circle the comma after the dependent clause. 4) Students continue the story for 12 minutes. 5) Students share stories. See more ideas about story starters, picture writing prompts, picture prompts.

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Ahoy there matey, 19 th September marks a very special day indeed. That's talk like a pirate day! A pirate's life is not an easy one! Imagine fighting off rivals and managing unruly shipmates. But they sure have a lot of fun at sea too. I would love to go on daily treasure hunts and find precious treasure worth millions. To celebrate the culture of pirates and everything they represent, we have created 10 pirate themed writing prompts. We have even included a free printable to get you writing like a real sturdy pirate! You might also be interested in our island name generator, especially if you need some cool island name ideas.

10 Pirate Writing prompts:

1. Write a how-to guide on how to hide treasure.

2. Write a short story about a pirate who has been cursed for stealing some forbidden treasure.

3. Write a funny story about a pirate who keeps a collection of dancing monkeys from all over the world.

4. Your old nemesis wants to attack your ship. What would you say to them to convince them not to? You might find this pirate ship name generator cool!

5. On a 10 year voyage, you finally find the mysterious island, you've been looking for. Can you describe it?

6. Your shipmates have kicked you off your own ship! In the middle of nowhere, how will you get your revenge?

7. Write a couple of journal entries about the life of being a pirate.

8. Write a how-to guide on how to protect your ship from attacks.

9. Your father is the captain of the legendary Pearl Pants ship. He is going off on his biggest voyage yet, while you have to stay at home. Write a series of letter's to your father.

10. One night, you walk onto the deck to find a mermaid nearly dying. What do you do next?

11. BONUS: Create your own pirate name. You can use our pirate name generator to inspire you!

Don't forget your free pirate printable to help you create awesome pirate stories! It includes a word list of pirate words and a list of popular pirate lingo to make your stories really stand out.

Download your free pirate word list printable for kids.

How will you be celebrating Talk like a pirate day?

Avast mateys! I hope our pirate story prompts help you create spectacular stories about pirates. You can share your pirates using the hashtag #imagineforest on social media or add a link in the comments below. Are there any other ways you are celebrating talk like a pirate day 2017? We would love to hear your stories or see fun pirate pictures! Let us know in the comments.

Have you checked out our free talk like a pirate day activity pack?

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Explore this collection of picture writing prompts for kids, with fun, silly and surprising writing prompts that are sure to spark a story idea. Use our picture writing prompts to get kids creative story ideas flowing.

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I often hear students protest, “But I’m not creative.” And moms look at me with a shoulder shrug and a mirror claim, “I’m not creative either.”

I don’t buy in.

We have been gifted with a creativity muscle. It’s just that it doesn’t work properly if it hasn’t been exercised.

As I design creative writing lessons, my goal is to provide you with engaging, hands-on activities–creative writing exercises to keep your students smiling, laughing, and moving that yellow pencil (or purple marker!) across the page.

The Importance of Creative Writing

Why should you care about creative writing? Because creative writers are creative thinkers.

Creative thinkers are resourceful problem-solvers. They aren’t afraid to try new things as their curiosity leads them to experiment. Creative thinkers gain emotional intelligence as they explore their own thoughts and feelings, the thoughts and feelings of others, and the big, big world around them.

Creative writing doesn’t have to be hard, scary, or dreadful. I promise. I’m here to help you deliver interesting, enjoyable lessons to your students.

Browse the lessons below to find the just-right creative writing activity for your students.

Creative Writing Lessons and Activities for Early Elementary

Character Sketch: My Pet Dragon
Even young students can write a character sketch with this guided writing activity. Students fill out the pet dragon form and then write a short sketch using the information on the form.

Christmas Story Writing Prompts
Flip, flap, and mix until you find a setting, characters, and conflict you want to use for your short story.

Circus Writing Prompt Cards
This set of writing prompt cards is great for kids who need help generating ideas. The prompts are questions. As the students answer the questions, they will have ample ideas for writing a circus themed story.

Creative Writing Activities for Kids
This group of activities from other bloggers will provide you with lots of new ideas for your students.

Creative Writing Dice Game
You can partner with your student for this fun dice game; it is the perfect remedy for students who balk at pushing their pencils.

Design a Circus Poster Creative Writing Activity
Another great activity for reluctant writers; the circus poster only includes a tiny bit of writing, but a great bit of creating thinking.

Dialogue Lesson Plan for Young Writers
Introduce the importance of dialogue with This Is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen. This lesson also includes a hands-on dice writing game that helps students write their own dialogue examples.

Dinosaur Creative Writing Prompts
This set of writing prompts will help your student write a paragraph or journal entry about dinosaurs.

Dinosaur Writing Prompt Cards
This set of writing prompt cards will motivate your student to write a dinosaur themed short story. The cards are structured in a way to help your student generate gobs of ideas for a short story.

Fairy Tale Writing Prompts
Inspire your student to write with fairy tale settings, objects, and characters.

Halloween Story Writing Prompts
Write spooky stories with this set of flip, mix, and match strips. Students are given various options for settings, characters, and conflicts.

Hot Air Balloon Writing Prompt Cards
If your student complains about not knowing what to write about, try this set of adventure themed writing prompt cards. You can easily guide your student through the writing process with these prompts.

Imaginary Animals Writing Activity
Even young students in kindergarten and first grade can enjoy a creative writing lesson. Your students will love creating crazy animals with playdough and using the writing form to compose simple paragraphs.

Listmaking Writing Prompts
Students may not be ready to write sentences or paragraphs, but you can entice them to make lists with these engaging prompts.

Mad Science: Adjectives Writing Lab
First, students will imagine wonderful and strange things hissing and fizzing in a mad scientist’s lab. Next, students will name and write a description for each item. Finally, students will use their descriptions to write paragraphs about the mad scientist’s lab.

Monster Creative Writing Prompt Cards
Boost your student’s imagination with these monster creative writing prompts. You can use these for paragraph writing or journal entries; some of the prompts might even lead to short stories.

Mystery Writing Prompts
Do you have a super sleuth? Let your detective try writing some mystery stories using these prompts.

Nurture Creative Thinking with Wordless Books
The precursor to creative writing is creative thinking. This activity, designed to build your student’s creative thinking skills, is based on Aaron Becker’s wordless books, Journey and Quest.

Pet Picture Writing Prompts
I love using pictures for prompts! Grab this set of free pet pictures and use some of the ideas in the post to get your students writing about pets.

Pirate Writing Prompts
It’s a pirate’s life with these fun prompts. Print and cut out the cards. Laminate and put them on a ring and let your student pick one and write.

Teach Parts of a Story with a Picture Book
Use Help! We Need a Title! by Herve Tullet to teach your student about author, title, characters, setting, conflict, and resolution.

Super Hero Writing Prompts
Save the day with these fun prompts for your students.

Thanksgiving Dice Writing Activity
Your students will laugh out loud as they create silly sentences about Thanksgiving.

Use a Picture Book Teach the Story Element of Conflict
The Pencil by Allan Ahlberg is a fantastic base for teaching how to add conflict and resolution to a short story. Use the lesson and game to teach it to your students.

Writing Activity for Sam and Dave Dig a Hole: Make a List
Use the book Sam and Dave Dig a Hole to inspire your student to create a fun (and funny!) list.

Write Backstories for Fairy Tale Characters
Have you ever wondered what Rapunzel was doing before she got trapped in that tower? Or what about Goldilocks? What was she doing before she invaded the Three Bears’ house? Explore all kinds of writing possibilities with this fun creative writing lesson.

You can also find an assortment of creative writing lessons and activities for elementary students in the Tip-Top Printables Shop.

Creative Writing Lessons and Activities for Upper Elementary

Pictures to Inspire Creative Writing
If you are looking for an easy way to boost interest in creative writing, try this simple activity.

Pourquoi Tales Writing Lesson
Why does the leopard have spots? How did the bear lose its tail? Let your students build their creative thinking skills while composing pourquoi tales with this lesson plan.

Creative Writing Lessons for a Homeschool Co-op

I taught this series of posts for a local homeschool co-op, but you can use them however you want.

from the Showing vs. Telling Lesson

Creative Writing Lesson One: Cliché and Metaphor
Students learn the importance of words with this lesson–including how to avoid clichés and what makes a great metaphor.

Creative Writing Lesson Two: Sensory Details
Students consider how a reader experiences the world through writing and how sensory details are a key part of that experience.

Creative Writing Lesson Three: Showing vs. Telling
Students learn how to recognize authors who utilize showing, and students will be able to articulate the difference between showing and telling.

Creative Writing Lesson Four: Capturing Images
Image is essential. Students learn why images are necessary and how to capture their own.

Creative Writing Lesson Five: Character and Conflict
Introduce character and conflict and why these story elements are vital for short story writers.

Creative Writing Lesson Six: Point of View
Students learn about point of view and then enjoy reading poems and using pictures to write descriptions from different points of view (and perspectives).

Creative Writing Lesson Seven: Fractured Fairy Tales
As we work to put together everything we’ve learned in the previous lessons, students begin composing their own fractured fairy tales.

Creative Writing Lesson Eight: Revision
After a mini-lesson about revision, students partner up for peer editing.

You can use this Writing Ideas Notebook to help your students record and explore dozens of writing ideas.

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Engaging Creative Writing Lessons for Your Students - Walking by the Way

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It's been 20 years since the first Harry Potter movie came out in cinemas. To celebrate Harry Potter's 20th Anniversary, we have created these 48 Harry Potter writing prompts to inspire you with the magic of Hogwarts and more. Our list contains a mix of creative writing prompts, as well as journal prompts relating to the Harry Potter franchise.

From the busy streets of Diagon Alley to the mystical creatures found in the forbidden forest, explore the world of Harry Potter with these fun writing prompts. Plus keep on reading to get your printable Harry Potter writing activities pack.

Fan of Harry Potter? Then you'll love this Harry Potter Name Generator! It's great for generating character names for your Harry Potter-inspired story or fan-fic! You might also want to see our post on over 110 Harry Potter quotes on life, love and friendship. For more fantasy-theme prompts, check out this list of over 70 fantasy writing prompts.

Harry Potter Writing Prompts

This list of prompts is great for anyone looking to write Harry Potter fanfiction or for teachers looking for some interesting writing prompts to use in the classroom. See the full list of Harry Potter writing prompts below:

1. With Lord Voldemort gone, something more evil is coming. What evil is coming? Is it another dark lord or some sort of creature? What makes this 'evil' worse than Lord Voldemort?

2. If you could choose Hogwarts house, which would it be and why? The houses include Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin.

3. As the new head of Hogwarts, you decided to create a fifth house. What would you call this house? Draw a picture of the house's coat of arms or logo. What traits would a person be selected for this house? What are the house colours? What animal symbolises the house?

4. You have been hired as a Quidditch coach at Hogwarts. Your job is to help Hogwarts win the Quidditch championship against other schools. Make a list of at least 10 tips you can provide to your players.

5. The Harry Potter franchise is filled with loads of amazing spells. Can you invent your own spell? What would this spell do? What are the consequences of casting this spell incorrectly? For example, the Bat-Bogey Hex was a spell invented by Miranda Goshawk. The spell transformed bogeys into bats that come flying out of the victim's nose.

6. Write a day in the life story about being a student at Hogwarts. What classes would you attend? What would you do during your break? What would you eat at lunchtime?

7. Boggarts take the shape of a person's worst fears. In Harry Potter, most Boggarts took the form of Lord Voldemort, as he was feared the most. If you encountered a Boggart what form would it take and why?

8. Which Hogwarts professor is your favourite and why?

9. Desperate to find a book on transformation spells, you sneak into the Hogwarts library after hours. You find that all the books in the restricted section of the library have been thrown off the shelves. You look at a couple of these books and notice that page 394 is missing in all of them.

10. Walking through the Forbidden forest you encounter an Acromantula (a giant spider). Write a battle scene in great detail between you and this creature.

11. Write down four character descriptions of four very different students at Hogwarts. Each student belongs to a different house at Hogwarts.

12. Imagine you are a ghost roaming through the corridors of Hogwarts. You eavesdrop on a conversation between Harry and Hermoine. Hermoine is furious about something. Write down this conversation that you hear between the two characters.

13. Write a story about a muggle who mistakenly receives an invitation to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

14. Imagine you are walking through the Forbidden Forest. Describe what you see, hear, smell and feel in great detail.

15. Imagine if Harry Potter joined Slytherin instead of Gryffindor and became best friends with Draco Malfroy. What would Harry's first year at Hogwarts look like?

16. Somewhere hidden in Hogwarts is a new, unknown creature. Describe this creature in great detail. What does it look like? Does it have any special powers or abilities? What would you call it?

17. Describe the busy, bustling streets of Diagon Alley in great detail. Think about what you hear, see, smell and feel as you walk through the busy street.

18. Make your own list of the top 5 scariest creatures In Harry Potter. For each creature explain why you think they are scary.

19. Walking through the halls of Hogwarts you notice a door that you have never seen before. You open the door to discover...

20. What class at Hogwarts would be your favourite and why?

21. After years of mastering your skills at Hogwarts, you are finally ready to take revenge on the Muggles that abused you as a child.

22. Imagine you work at Sugarplum's Sweets Shop in Diagon Alley. Your task is to come up with a new magical sweet to amaze your customers.

23. Write a story using this story starter: It was a brand new day at Hogwarts. You hoped that this day was going to be better than yesterday.

24. After mastering transformation, you transform yourself into Harry Potter's doppelganger and return to Hogwarts many years later. What happens next?

25. A Patronus in Harry Potter is essentially a spirit animal that fends off evil. It is unique to the wizard that conjures it. Harry Potter is able to conjure a stag Patronus to fend off dementors in Prisoner of Azkaban. If you were able to cast the Patronus Charm spell what would your spirit animal look like and why?

26. After 7 years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, you will graduate at the top of your class. What do you do afterwards? What job do you get?

27. The Mirror of Erised is a mirror that shows someone's deepest desires and wants. For example, when Harry Potter stood in front of the mirror in 1991, he saw both his parents alive. If you stood in front of this mirror, what do you think you will see and why?

28. You are on a quest to find a potion that turns anyone who drinks it into a dog. Why is this potion important?

29. Write a diary entry of your first day at Hogwarts. What did you enjoy? Did anything bad happen? What was the highlight of the day?

30. Tired of crime in the Muggle world, you decide to use your magic for good and become a 'superhero'.

31. Write a how-to guide on how to ride broomsticks correctly.

32. There are many types of quills used in the Harry Potter franchise. An example includes the auto-answer quill which automatically writes down the correct answer to a question. If you could invent your own magical quill, what would it do and why?

33. Which Harry Potter book or movie is your favourite and why?

34. Would you rather own the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone or the Cloak of Invisibility? Spells cast by the Elder Wand are the most powerful. The Resurrection Stone allows the holder to bring back a deceased person. While the Cloak of Invisibility makes the wearer invisible.

35. You are a poor student at Hogwarts and can't afford to get the items on the Hogwarts supply list. You decide to rummage in dumpsters behind the shops in Diagon alley looking for some free items. As you go through the garbage, you find...

36. My friend Harry Potter is a wizard, but he is a horrible person. Write a story from the perspective of a fellow student who dislikes Harry Potter, and wants to ruin his time at Hogwarts.

37. Someone has cursed your entire house with the Curse of the Bogies. Now you and your friends have an extreme cold. You must find out who did this and why?

38. Create your own curse spell. What would it do? And what will you call it?

39. A squib is someone who is born into a magical family but has no magical abilities yet. Write a story about a character who is a squib trying to develop their magical abilities.

40. Who are your top three favourite characters in Harry Potter and why?

41. You walk into your room at Hogwarts and discover that your roommate is performing a forbidden dark magic spell. What do you do next?

42. In a battle between a Basilisk and an Acromantula who would win? You could even write down a detailed battle scene between the two creatures.

43. Your character creates a new club at Hogwarts called Green for Life. It is an environmental club about protecting the planet. How can wizards help protect the environment? What kind of spells could they cast?

44. Imagine you are a muggle-born. A child is born with magical abilities but their parents are muggles. You never receive your invite to Hogwarts, but know that you can be a powerful wizard. Continue this story...

45. You are responsible for hiring professors at Hogwarts. You need to hire a new professor to teach the potion class. Write a job description for this role. Think about the skills and traits this person will need to teach this class.

46. Tell the story of a student that becomes the ultimate creature carer and tamer at Hogwarts. Beyond all belief, this student is able to tame the toughest of creatures.

47. Write down a potion recipe for creating a new potion. What will this potion do, once it's used? What ingredients would you need to make it?

48. You have become the master of a house-elf like Dobby. What kind of tasks would you give this house-elf? How would you treat it?

Thank you for reading this post! To reward you here is the free Harry Potter writing activities pack as promised!
What did you think of these Harry Potter writing prompts? Did you find them useful? Let us know in the comments below.

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List of 48 Harry Potter writing prompts. The Harry Potter writing activities are great for writing fanfiction or to use in the classroom.

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