Sharpen your writing, language, critical thinking, and reading skills with these instructional resources, designed for at-home learning. Keep checking back for new resources posted each week!
Resource 1: You're My Inspiration
Have you ever wondered where great authors get the ideas for their stories? Would it surprise you to learn that some of the most creative, entertaining, and artfully crafted literature in history has been inspired by everyday, ordinary objects and events? Inspiration is everywhere! Read about some examples, and then discover your own inspiration for a story.
Resource 2: Write Two-Sentence Stories
Two-sentence stories have become very popular lately. There is even a TV show based on this type of story. A two-sentence story is just what it sounds like—a short story that consists of only two sentences. These bite-sized narratives usually come with a twist in the second sentence. Explore some examples, and then write your own two-sentence story.
Resource 3: Write an Advice Column
Remote learning and social distancing have caused students a lot of stress over the past few months. Create an advice column in which you offer suggestions or solace to ficticious students sharing their concerns.
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