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Tell a true story | o Bullying is a problem in many schools. Write a paper to explain what can be |\n| about a fun or challenging time you had during bad or extreme weather. | done about it. |\n| o People often help each other. Tell a true story about a time when one person | o Looking back over your years in school so far, explain what you would want to |\n| helped another, or when a group of people worked together to provide someone help. | tell your teachers that might help them teach other students more effectively. |\n| o Many people influence us. Sometimes they introduce us to a new interest or | o Think of an historical place or object that you have seen or read about. Explain what this place or object is and why it is interesting or important. |\n| hobby, or sometimes they affect our views on things. Think of someone who has |  |\n| had a significant influence on you and tell a true story about it. | o What do you think is the best thing to do when someone says, “Who wants to go first?” or “Does anyone want to volunteer?”Write a paper to explain what you |\n| o People learn things throughout their lives. Tell a true story about a time when | think is the best approach when you hear those words. |\n| you learned to do something. |  |\n| o You don’t have to spend money to have a good time. Tell a true story about | o Research shows that people communicate messages about who they are by the clothing they wear. Explain how and in what ways you think clothing sends |\n| when you had a great time without spending a lot of money. | messages to other people |\n| o Walt Disney once said, “If you can dream it, you can do it.” Tell a true story | o Students sometimes question how things they learn will help them in their later |\n| about a time when this was true for you or someone you know. | lives. Think of a positive learning experience that you have had and explain how what you learned will be useful to you in the future. |\n| o Lots of people try to give us advice—parents, friends, brothers or sisters, |  |\n| teachers, etc. Tell a true story about a time you were given or gave advice. Tell if | o Explain your dream home of the future and what would make it perfect for you. |\n| the advice was followed or not and the results. |  |\n\nPractice Writing Prompts – Middle School (Grades 6-7-8)  \n\n| Persuasive |  | Imaginative |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| o | Your city or town would like to build something for the community to enjoy.\u003Cbr>Write a paper to convince your community that your idea of what to build is the | o | Choose one of the following titles and write an imaginative story: “The Opened Window,” “The Hidden Shoebox,” or “The Messy Locker.” |\n|  | one they should choose. | o | Make up an imaginative story that uses one of the following titles: “The Wrong |\n| o | Create a new Olympic event. Write a paper to convince the Olympics Committee |  | Key” or “The Faded Jeans” or “The Antique Trunk.” |\n|  | to accept this new event. | o | Many people are dressing up their pets and taking them everywhere. Imagine |\n| o | What are the qualities of a good leader? Write a paper to convince your class or team that you or someone you know has what it takes to be a leader. |  | you are a pet that has been dressed up by your owner and taken into an expensive restaurant or other public place where some people do not welcome pets. Make up a story about what happens. |\n| o | People have mixed feelings about the good and bad points of zoos and\u003Cbr>aquariums. Take a stand on this issue and convince others to agree with you. | o | Suppose a person or family packed up for a vacation to one destination, but ended up somewhere else. Write an imaginative story about an event from a |\n| o | Playing video games has many pros and cons. Think about whether or not you, |  | mixed-up vacation. |\n|  | as a ","cbCaim79aMBm3MRk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim79aMBm3MRk","pdf",146746,"English","# Narrative\n## Expository\n# Persuasive\n## Imaginative","[{\"question\":\"How are the writing prompts organized in this document?\",\"answer\":\"The prompts are grouped by writing style categories such as Narrative, Expository, Persuasive, and Imaginative.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of topics appear in the narrative prompts?\",\"answer\":\"Narrative prompts ask students to write true stories or experiences involving events like extreme weather, helping others, advice, learning, and personal influence.\"},{\"question\":\"What do expository prompts require students to do?\",\"answer\":\"Expository prompts require students to explain ideas clearly, such as what makes a place or object important, how clothing communicates messages, and what approach is best in specific situations.\"}]","Practice Writing Prompts - Middle School (Grades 6-7-8) | PDF"]