Activities
Writing Ideas to Spark Creativity
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Activities
Writing Ideas to Spark Creativity
What would you want in your perfect classroom? How about laptops for every student, lunch hours to go to restaurants, playgrounds designed by Disney???? How would you design a classroom? Write a paper telling about three main things you would want in the perfect classroom. Use an organizer to think through your ideas
Pencils are sharp
Ready to write
Brain is engaged
Ideas take flight!
Write a poem telling what you expect from school this year.
"Don't wear those jeans with rhinestone jewels!" begged Mary's desk chair.
"Ohhhhh, that tickles!" giggled the chalkboard as the teacher erased it.
Write 4 dialogue sentences pretending you are an object in the classroom. Be sure to correctly use quotation marks and other punctuation.
Hike! Fore! Spike!
What is your favorite fall sport? Write a job description for a player on a fall team. For example, for a football quarterback, you might write - Quarterback needed! Quick feet, strong passing arm and fast thinking skills are a must! Are you a leader and team motivator? If so, come to Woodberry Park Monday at 5pm ready to display your athletic abilities during a team scrimmage. For more information call Slow Arm Luke at 555-5555.
Orange seems to be a popular color in the fall. Name at least 10 orange items you see in the fall. Pick one of the orange items and write a riddle to describe it without saying what it is. Can your friend guess which item you are describing?
How many small words can you make using the letters in the word Scarecrow man?