WritingFix: Community of Student Writers

WritingFix has a lesson–called “Poems about Ages and Stages” –that was inspired by the song “Cat’s in the Cradle”, which is sung by Harry Chapin.

Several student writers have written and published their work for this prompt, and you can read their finished writing by clicking here.

If you have written to this prompt, you may post your writing below for others to read and/or comment on. Just type your writing into the box that reads “Leave a Reply” and fill out the other required fields.

Thanks for writing! Keep up the good work!

WritingFix has a writing lesson– called ”Beyond ‘Happily Ever After’“–that was inspired by the picture book Once Upon a Cool Motorcycle Dude by Kevin O’Malley. 

Several student writers have written and published their work for this prompt, and you can read their finished writing by clicking here. 

If you have written to this prompt, you may post your writing below for others to read and/or comment on.  Just type your writing into the box that reads “Leave a Reply” and fill out the other required fields.

Thanks for writing!  Keep up the good work!

WritingFix has a poetry lesson–called ”Turning Point Poems“ –that was inspired by the chapter book Crank by Ellen Hopkins. 

Several student writers have written and published their work for this prompt, and you can read their finished writing by clicking here. 

If you have written to this prompt, you may post your writing below for others to read and/or comment on.  Just type your writing into the box that reads “Leave a Reply” and fill out the other required fields.

Thanks for writing!  Keep up the good work!

This photo has been posted because we think it could inspire an original story about the picture.  You can click on the photo to make it even bigger:

If you would like to write the story of this photograph for others to enjoy, type your story, revise and edit it, then paste it into the “Leave a Reply” box below.

For information about the NNWP’s Digital Photo Contest, click here.

This photo has been posted because we think it could inspire an original story about the picture.  You can click on the photo to make it even bigger:

If you would like to write the story of this photograph for others to enjoy, type your story, revise and edit it, then paste it into the “Leave a Reply” box below.

For information about the NNWP’s Digital Photo Contest, click here.

Each Spring, the Northern Nevada Writing Project sponsors a digital photo contest for students and teachers.  Winning photos are chosen, based on their quality and whether they would inspire a writer to tell the photograph’s story.  Above you will see 2009’s Winning photograph from a teacher–Christina Rhodes– which you can click on to make even bigger:

If you would like to write the story of this photograph for others to enjoy, type your story, revise and edit it, then paste it into the “Leave a Reply” box below.

For information about the NNWP’s Digital Photo Contest, click here.

Each Spring, the Northern Nevada Writing Project sponsors a digital photo contest for students and teachers.  Winning photos are chosen, based on their quality and whether they would inspire a writer to tell the photograph’s story.  Above you will see 2009’s Elementary School winning photograph (from student Austin Young), which you can click on to make even bigger:

If you would like to write the story of this photograph for others to enjoy, type your story, revise and edit it, then paste it into the “Leave a Reply” box below.

For information about the NNWP’s Digital Photo Contest, click here.

Each Spring, the Northern Nevada Writing Project sponsors a digital photo contest for students and teachers.  Winning photos are chosen, based on their quality and whether they would inspire a writer to tell the photograph’s story.  Above you will see 2009’s Middle School winning photograph (from student Trae Jones), which you can click on to make even bigger:

If you would like to write the story of this photograph for others to enjoy, type your story, revise and edit it, then paste it into the “Leave a Reply” box below.

For information about the NNWP’s Digital Photo Contest, click here.

Each Spring, the Northern Nevada Writing Project sponsors a digital photo contest for students and teachers.  Winning photos are chosen, based on their quality and whether they would inspire a writer to tell the photograph’s story.  Above you will see 2009’s High School winning photograph (from student Caitlyn Smith), which you can click on to make even bigger:

If you would like to write the story of this photograph for others to enjoy, type your story, revise and edit it, then paste it into the “Leave a Reply” box below.

For information about the NNWP’s Digital Photo Contest, click here.

WritingFix has an enjoyable lesson–called ”Death Personified“ –that was inspired by the chapter book The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. 

Several student writers have written and published their work for this prompt, and you can read their finished writing by clicking here. 

If you have written to this prompt, you may post your writing below for others to read and/or comment on.  Just type your writing into the box that reads “Leave a Reply” and fill out the other required fields.

Thanks for writing!  Keep up the good work!