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I would like for my students to dive into writing and being able to write about their interests. Allow them to create writing that they can relate to.

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I would like my writing prompts to be as open as possible, (of course with some key instructions.) For example, if the key idea is persuasive writing, I would let the students choose whichever topic they'd like in addition to following some other key points. I feel as though with anything, students either love or do not like writing. So having them choose their topic, might make writing more bearable for those who dislike it.

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I would want students to write short stories, poetry writing, and projects to allow for students to enjoy writing 

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I would want students to write short stories, poetry writing, and projects to allow for students to enjoy writing 

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I would ask my students to answer a daily question and give them about 5 minutes to journal on it.

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Original short stories, personal narratives, poems, letter to the editors

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I would give my student creative prompts using topics related to what we are talking about in class. They'd have the freedom to write what ever they like and in anyway they'd like (stories, poems, comic strips, etc).

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I would want my students to write about topics they find interesting that way they learn to like writing. 

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I would want my students to write about topics they find interesting that way they learn to like writing. 

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I would like my students to write about their own findings when we are learning about a certain topic.

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I would ask my students to do quickwriting, journaling, and stories

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I think reflective writing is great to set aside time for. Having students think about their skills and how they performed at school, or things they are proud of or want to do better at are great to write about. It's also great for teachers to read what students are self-reflecting about. 

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I think reflective writing is great to set aside time for. Having students think about their skills and how they performed at school, or things they are proud of or want to do better at are great to write about. It's also great for teachers to read what students are self-reflecting about. 

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I would ask my students to write about topics they care about or have interest in, it could be about a sport they play, a game or band they like, or anything that makes them happy. I would then have use vocabulary words or details to further enhance their writing.

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I think I would like students to write a lot of fiction stories. I think it is very interesting seeing students come up with so many creative writing skills and ideas, and having students put them together can be exciting to see.

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creative writing

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poetry, stories and reflective writing

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I really enjoyed (still enjoy) writing with the addition of art, so I might ask my future students to tie many of their writing activities with a form of art, in hopes that it'll make it enjoyable.

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I would ask my students to write reflection sentences. These can be reflection sentences from a section of the book we recently read or an activity we did as a class.

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Persuasive/argumentative and free write as well!

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I want my students to create stories that are detailed and use topics that interest them.

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I want my students to create stories that are detailed and use topics that interest them.

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The kind of writing I would love to see in my elementary classroom is journaling! Before and after a task, sort of like a reflection. 

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The kind of writing I would love to see in my elementary classroom is journaling! Before and after a task, sort of like a reflection. 

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poems and creative writing!