Showing posts with label dialogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dialogue. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2012

That's Debatable - Writing Prompt

 
Debate   
To discuss a question by considering opposed arguments
 
Last night people all across America tuned in to watch the Presidential Debate. The purpose for the debate was to clarify their position on issues important to voters and to convince people that their viewpoint is correct.
 
Write a story wherein two of the main characters have very different beliefs on a subject important to both of them.
 
Suggestions: Use dialogue to move the story forward.  Show how the characters feel about the subject by the way they say things. Do they stand straight or do they lean toward one another and use gestures?
 
 
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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Thursday Writing Prompt - A Child is Lost

A little girl or boy wandered away from a family picnic and is lost in the woods. What happens next? How is he or she found?
Things to consider:
The Characters - Who is there? Describe them- how old are they, what are they wearing? Are they calm or freaking out?
The Setting - Where are they? What does it look like?
Dialogue - What are they saying?