More? Oh yes, and a book out later in the year. You are free to use them, in fact I encourage you to, but please don’t copy and paste the entire list like some other folks have.
Enjoy!
Thomas 🙂
The original 80 Journal Writing Prompts are here.
These prompts are subject to copyright.
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More? Oh yes, and a book out later in the year. You are free to use them, in fact I encourage you to, but please don’t copy and paste the entire list like some other folks have.
Enjoy!
Thomas 🙂
Hehe copy/paste the whole list? No, no, won’t do that. I’ll just use the titles as I have been doing and tag you at the bottom like I have been doing. That’ll suit me. 😀
I’ve been reading your blog, and I’m really happy that you’re using my prompts!
Well now this gave me some ideas on what to write about, thanks for this.
I’m gonna answer all these questions in a vlog starting tomorrow. Subscribe to www.youtube.com/user/slashess if you are interested. Pass it on! Show everyone you know!
Hey Tom! This is a great and inspiring list, along with the initial list of 80 prompts. I would love to use some of these with my 7th and 8th grade students, if that would be acceptable to you! I know they would be so inspired by these!
Fine with me, so long as you mention clearly where you got it from (TomSlatin.com). Give credit where credit is do, and your class will surely enjoy!
I really appreciate this list. I plan to share with teachers in my district who use writing prompts-and they will be sure to give you credit.
That’s great! I’ll have a published book of these coming out soon, hopefully this year! Thanks again!
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Hi, I’d love to use some of these. May I? I will of course give full credit!
Katherine
Full credit? Then the answer is an absolute YES! Please don’t copy and paste the entire list anywhere online, or I’m gonna have to call you on it. And don’t forget to link to my site somewhere… 🙂
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Hey, I would like to download this for my students journal writing. Thank you so much 🙂
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Hey these are great, I’m going to use them in my journal on a website. I wont post all the questions in my journal. I will post the link to here and tell them that I am using them from here and every day I will come here and get a new question. Thanks for posting these : )
This is great. Please mention where you got these from, if you post them on the Internet. That is all I ask (they are protected by US copyright). Enjoy, and thanks for the props!
Interesting ideas. I will be using them next time I am stuck.
Be sure to post your responses to a blog. I like to see what folks come up with. You can even include the original prompt in the post, with a link back.
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These are some excellent journal questions Thomas! I really love #42
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Ooooh, you’ve got more? Heeey, I’d love to use these too – if you didn’t mind – once I’ve got through the original 80. 😀