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Writing prompts
Exit tickets

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-Response to reading
-Sentence of the week with grammar (ex: Write a sentence correctly using a semicolon.)
-Brainstorming (ex: topic for persuasive writing)
-Use a vocabulary word in a sentence.
-Extra credit
-Exit ticket

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My higher level classes struggle with their independent research project every year. We are partnering with the English teachers to try and improve their writing skills.

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I would like to use this for end of the unit summaries...what have you learned?
We could discuss CNN Student News Reflections more in-depth.
QOD or weekly check in for understanding.
Exit Tickets
Real Life Situations that relate to classroom topics...add pictures or headlines.

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I have used daily warm-ups to get kids to write. I often choose writing prompts that are not content specific, but are engaging and get my students ready to work for the day. Often the prompts are silly but I get to see a creative side to my students that I wouldn't normally see.

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Written response to reading

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Usually our writing is incorporated in laboratories.  I would like to begin more critical writing about particular content rather than just data analysis used in the laboratory.
Looking at other ideas. I could use it as an exit ticket etc.

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I use writing to help students learn to write creative leads, develop ideas, peer edit, express ideas for a given prompt, and tie their conclusion back to their thesis and introduction. Using Google Classroom is very effective to comment on their writing along the way! Students see my thoughts and can make changes immediately.

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I use a bellringer notebook for skills entries, where students analyze a photo, quote, graph etc and write about it. I also have short answer questions on tests. Each nine weeks students write a DBQ. I try to use classwork time to write personal narratives, speeches, or diary entries from various historical perspectives. I use more writing in my advanced classes.

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I am excited to have them write across content areas, particularly math and science.

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Exit tickets
Journal entries
Biographies

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Use anatomical terms in a story
Write a "Dear Diary" entry from the perspective of Sodium or Potassium during a nerve impulse

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We do all kinds of writing. The first day we begin with a Raider Ransom note that explains that a teacher has been taken hostage by a Raider. They have a limited number of words that they can choose from and is pasted on a piece of paper to look like a real ransom note. When they are finished, I get permission to put them in the teacher's boxes.

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Writing journals: learn to write articles, instructions, interviews, speeches, essays, product brochures, reviews.

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Situational Questions
Journal
Exit Pass

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a couple of sentences to explain if their math answer makes since, or explain what their answer should be without having done any math

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Obviously, when you teach writing, your students write A LOT! Let's see how many awesome ideas we can come up with to use in ANY classroom setting. Remember, you don't need to require students to write essays each class block; students simply need to write often!