High School Writing Prompts Argumentative, Narrative, Informative with Images
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Do you need an easy way to review writing standards with your high school language arts classes? Look no further than writing prompts for secondary ELA! This digital packet contains 63 individual writing prompts—21 narrative, 21 expository, and 21 argumentative—all designed to make excellent bell-ringers or review. Each prompt comes with a corresponding image to spark your students’ imaginations and provide a solid jumping off point for each prompt.
Plus, these prompts are designed to easily fit into the day-to-day flow of your language arts class without creating too much of an interruption.
These digital writing prompts make excellent bell-ringers or review for high school language arts classes. Eleven pictures and prompts are included to cover narrative, expository, and argumentative standards each—for 33 writing prompts total.
Use these writing prompts for:
√ Bell work.
√ Themed assignments for one day of the week—Writing Wednesday, for example.
√ Language arts substitute lessons—let students choose their prompts.
√ Summer school activities.
Details about these writing prompts:
√ I created these 63 writing prompts to meet standards in a short amount of time, but you can use them in a variety of ways.
√ When I needed to engage secondary writing students with writing, I added pictures and found success. So, I found fun images and added editable writing prompts. Each slide will address a narrative, expository, or argumentative topic.
√ I have included ideas for teaching as well as a simple rubric.
√ The prompts are editable, but the pictures are not.
√ Another benefit? SEL! Discuss answers in a low-pressured way to build community and to incorporate social-emotional leanring with older students.
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What other teachers say about these picture-themed writing prompts:
This is a great resource for my older students! It can be difficult to engage them, but they were all very engaged with this! Thanks!
This is by far the best $3 I have spent during distance learning. Each slide is easy to use to encourage thinking and writing for students. THANK YOU for making my day!
This is a really good resource to use when practicing writing skills.
