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Lists of creative or journal writing prompts are categorized for different age groups.
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Online guide explains the purpose and process of journal writing and provides lists of prompts for elementary/middle school students.
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A weekly word prompt that inspires artists and writers. After creating their interpretation of the prompt, artists/writers can post their work online and link to their work so that other visitors can view their creation.
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Online tutorial that gives writers tips and guidelines to help them be observant and create their own descriptions of their world and experiences. Created by a professional writer, this guide shows professional and student writing samples, and include step by step instruction.
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Website first explains what transitions are, then their purpose, then shows how to use them and how to determine which to use based on their logical relationship. There is a chart at the bottom that has the relationship and which words work with each situation.
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