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Stimulate the creative writing process by using an art prompt. Students can learn to write from other points of view while broadening their own perspective.

Writing good fiction is in the details. When writing a story or novella, remember to add visual clues to make characters and their actions come alive to the reader.

Expository writing may be less than creative, but is incredibly important and useful. This assignment allows a little fun into the formulaic world of expository writing.

Creativity can't be packaged or marketed like a foreign language. Try some fun ideas to unleash creativity at home with some simple, yet inspirational activities.

Teaching students how to use onomatopoeia in their writing is a snap. Once they learn how to ditch drab words by adding pop, sparkle and shine, they will feel empowered.