Writer

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Writers Notebook

• Narratives
• Writing Prompts

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Entry 2

• Childhood Event
• Choose a vivid time from your childhood --
  You might think of the first time that you rode a
  school bus, of a time when you went to the
  principal's office, the first A you earned on a
  test or paper, earning money to buy something
  that you really wanted, and so on.
• Write about a childhood memory and use vivid
  words to describe what you saw, smelled, tasted,
  heard, felt. Be sure to give details about the
  memory.

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Entry 3

• A Lesson Learned
• Everyone has done something in their lives
  that they were told not to throwing a ball in
  the house, loaning a friend a personal item,
  taking something.
• Write about a time you disobeyed an adult and
  did something you were told not to. Explain the
  circumstances and events that followed.

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Entry 4

• Emergency
• Write about an emergency you saw or were involved
  in.
• Include details and explain what happened
  before, during, and after the emergency.

Entry 5

• An Elder
• Write about an older person in your life
  (living or deceased) that has had an impact on
  you. Include a description of that person and
  write about a memorable event that includes that
  person.

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Journal Entry 6

• An embarrassing moment
• Write about an embarrassing moment. In your
  journal entry, be sure to include how you felt
  before, during, and after the event.
• It could be in school during a class, at a
  sporting event, on vacation, or in a public area.

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Entry 7

• A suspenseful moment
• Write an entry (autobiographical account) on a
  true story from your life about a suspenseful
  wait that led to a happy ending. Build up the
  event to the end where you were surprised.

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Entry 8

• Being a teacher
• Write about your favorite teacher. Write about
  a teacher who has made a difference in your life.

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Entry 9

• FREE WRITE
• Pick something from the list that we created on
  page ONE of your WNB.
• OR
• Write about ANYTHING you choose.s

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Entry 10

• Write about a family tradition