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Weekly Writing Prompts

Join (probably?) the world's largest writing contest. Flex those creative muscles with weekly writing prompts.

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Write a story inspired by your favorite Tiktok reel.

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You're trapped on a version of Groundhog Day... and the day that keeps looping for you is the day right before summer break starts.

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Write a letter to your middle school self. What would you want them to know?

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Interview your favorite fictional villain. What questions would you ask them?

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You have to escape from a house on fire. What are the first three things you grab? Why?

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Explain a computer to someone from the 16th century.

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Define what trust means to you.

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Write a letter describing yourself and your modern life to a pen pal who lives in the year 1905.

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What's your first memory? Describe it on paper using all five senses.

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Write a guidebook for someone from outer space who is visiting your neighborhood for the first time.

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Re-write a famous fairy tale from the villain's perspective.

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Would you rather be able to change the past or change the future? Why?

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Write about a time when you did something without thinking it through.

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Finish this sentence: "I wish that I..."

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You find a magical portal in your bedroom one day. Do you step into it? What happens?

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Write a scary story that you could tell around a campfire!

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If you could be anything in the world, what would you be? Why?

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Write about your dream for the future. Be as descriptive as possible.

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If I were the teacher for a day, this is what I would do! Write about it.

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Write about a time that you took a chance.

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