Lists of Ten
- Grammar, Style, Language
- English Language Exercises, Grammar Exercises, Style Analysis
- Literature
- Character Diaries, Dramatic Foils, National Poetry Month Activities, Novel Essay Questions, Oscar® Activities, On Cliff Notes, Playing with Literature
- Media Literacy
- Advertisements, News Interrogations, Television Analysis, Using Old Magazines
- Modes of Writing
- Narrative Writing Prompts, Persuasive Writing Prompts, Informative Writing Prompts, Prewriting for Descriptive Papers, Prewriting for Personal Narratives
- MOO Resources
- Teacher Responsibility Guidelines, Tips for MOO Admins, Tips for MOO Teachers
- Odds and Ends
- Rethinking the Classroom, Unusual Sources for Research Papers, Reading Comprehension, Creative Writing, Fable Peer Review, Myth & Fable, Unusual 5 Paragraph Themes, Letter Writing, Fun with Crayons
- Teaching Tips
- Documenting Your Convention Participation, For Grants Writers, Responding with Computers, Responding to Student Drafts, Tips for Designing Assignments, Tips for Responding to Drafts
- Technological Literacy
- Technological Literacy, Pt. 1, Technological Literacy, Pt. 2, On Computer Viruses, Playing with Technology, Year 2000 Issues
- Timely Topics and Politics
- Conflict & Violence, Election Time, Pt. 1, Election Time, Pt. 2, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Red Ribbon Week, Rhetoric of War, Vacation Writing
- Writing Process
- Audience Analysis, A Writer’s Background, Writing Center Prep
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[...] the years, I’ve made a practice of creating writing prompts. Back in 1999, I started writing my Lists of Ten, and over the years, I’ve amassed quite a few prompts and covered a range of topics from the [...]