I teach middle and high school age students and they’re great. They’re really great. BUT sometimes they can be downright awful to each other. The drama we see in middle school students can be out of control!!
As an extension activity I have includesd a blank version of the writing paper so that you or your students can add your own writing prompt. Why not ask them to find a quote about kindness or empathy from their favourite book, a famous movie or from a well-known historical figure.
I love these writing prompts! Your quotes from famous writers will be a perfect activity to use with my quotes from famous scientists!! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for sharing! These writing prompts are awesome!
Such a great idea to use quotes to prompt discussion and writing. I know my middle school (and high school) students were much more willing to read quotes and engage! Thank you!
I love not only the quotes but also the layout for the prompts. Thanks so much for sharing, Addie!
I love this resource–thanks a million for creating it! And, also, AMEN about middle school drama. 🙂
What an awesome idea, Addie! I think that these writing posts are great reminders to use throughout the school year. I cannot wait to use these! Thank you for sharing! 🙂
This is such a great resource. Thanks for sharing.
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This is great. Thank you so much for sharing.
I am always on the lookout for new prompts to use with my students. These are perfect because they accomplish two jobs in one! Thank you!
Love this free resource, and your wonderful ideas to help teachers be flexible in how they use it! You rock!
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Love this resource. Thanks for sharing