This continues till the original writer gets back his story.īeginners of all ages can use writing prompts to write about things like the people they love, their families, their childhood memories, their future hopes and their beliefs. When the timer goes off, the story is passed to the next student and they start writing.
An exciting way is to use a timer and let the students write the story. You can also ask students to write a newspaper article, journal entry or something else instead of a short story.Īnother way to use writing prompts is to involve other students and make the activity community-oriented. You can ask the students to combine two writing prompts in a single story. You can create general as well as unique plot twists in the stories. You can play plot twists with the students to keep the story writing task engaging. Story starters and prompts can be converted into exciting games to make it fun and interesting. Giving prompts and story starters can give a nice starting point for developing a great piece of writing.
Story starters are a group of words that help learners get started with writing a story. The beginning should be such that the reader wants to find more and keep reading.
It is the first few lines of the story that decide whether the reader reads on or quits. The way a story begins is quite important. Writing prompts makes a great time-filler, warm-up activity or homework task and students can use their creativity to practice writing using these tools. You can keep things simple by asking them to write short stories or responses or focus on in-depth, detailed writing, depending on the student level. When you teach your ESL students to start using English, story starters and writing prompts can be quite useful.
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