Before I write out this week’s writing prompts for you, a quick Q:

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The Treasure Hunt

Right, on to this week’s 7 writing prompts for you, that you can do alone, or with the whole family. (Do send in photos of your children’s work, whether they write themselves, or perhaps they’d like to illustrate your stories?)

Don’t forget, this isn’t an exam – it’s just for fun. 🙂 You can write as much or as little as you like, do just one or do them all, do them all in a big binge, or pick one for every day of the week.

So here they are:
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  1. You’re holding something amazing. It starts to turn over…
  2. You are in class, but in your imagination you are somewhere else…
  3. What is in that jug (pitcher)?
  4. You have to keep your mum safe, but it’s not going to be easy…
  5. You have a friend who has a secret…
  6. The weather is against you, and you’re on a mountain
  7. You wake up in a strange place.

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Feel free to pick one, or do all seven, and spend as much or as little time doing them as you wish.

Enjoy! And I’ll be back next week with more fun writing prompts. 🙂

Every blessing,

Janet

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Summer Reading and More Writing Prompts
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