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Articles Index: Site Index: What fun! Try our new random writing prompt generators
(updated 27 May 2006 with new words). The first is
inspired by Glen's word list technique (see our For
Teachers page). Don't miss our Writing
Prompts page as well. Generator 1: Adjective, Noun, Verb (or phrase) Write a story about... that went Click the button to get the names of three objects chosen
at random. Write a story in which these three objects appear
and are important. Click the buttons to get six important elements for your
plot. The main character of your story. The person or thing that gets between the main
character and his or her goal. Where the protagonist starts out -- your story
can stay here or move to other places. What does your main character want? This event will be a turning point in your
story. This object is very important to your main
character and plays a crucial role in the
story. If you need more writing
prompts, or if you teach writing, try these
books: Story
Sparkers 350
Fabulous Writing
Prompts Jaqueline Sweeney
Free JavaScripts
provided
by The
JavaScript Source
Marcia Thornton
Writer's Digest Books, 2000
Jaqueline Sweeney
Scholastic, 1999
Scholastic, 1999
101
Picture Prompts to Spark Super
Writing
Karen Kellaher
Scholastic, 1999
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