and how a teacher or writer might use them.
Let me know in the contact form if you’d like a Google Slides/PowerPoint version [i.e. one prompt per slide] for classroom use.
Enjoy!
Tag: creativity
Five new photo prompts for Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo…
Below are four more photo prompts I just added to my
Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo…
Suggestions for teachers:
1. Let writers team up to author a story.
2. Give writers a separate assessment for their prewriting efforts.
3. Challenge writers to add:
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humor
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a real person as a character [celebrity? family member? another teacher on staff?]
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a heroic action
Plot generators—Interesting and instructive tools for writers
I shared these on my other blog as well…
https://blog.reedsy.com/plot-generator/
Other plot generators on the Internet–
eBook: Creativity and Diligence Quotes
The eBook can also be found on my Seven C’s Teacher Expo .
** Here is a short tour of the Expo and its current collection of resources. [More are being added every week.]
Along with simply printing them out for classroom display, you could also…
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project onto the whiteboard, but block out key words or a phrase, such as, in the example below, ‘self-doubt’. Let your students fill in the blank.
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pose the question, “Which one of these reminds you of one of your friends?”
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use one as a theme/’behavior guide’ for an upcoming week.
Three more creativity quotes for my teacher resource ‘expo’
Three new photo prompts for Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo…
Below are two more photo prompts [PDF link below] I just added to my
Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo…
Suggested uses:
1. Let writers team up.
2. Give writers a separate grade for their prewriting efforts.
3. Challenge writers to add elements like:
- an unexpected romance
- a real person as a character [celebrity? family member? another teacher on staff?]
- a heroic action
Three more learning quotes for teacher resource expo
More resources for the free
Ride the Seven C’s Teacher Expo…
Teachers–Possible uses.
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Cover up key words in each quote and have the students create their own quotation by supplying words to fill in the blanks.
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Challenge students to come up with their own quote about education or learning.
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Can your students think of a reasonable argument against the opinion featured in the quote?j
