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So I haven't told anyone this, but I've started teaching a Creative Writing class! :) It's fun, but unfortunately, they didn't advertise it properly and so I have only one student. I have a few writing prompts here that I've collected and wondered which ones were the most interesting to do and which helped with writer's block. I invite anyone interested to try one of the following prompts out to see if they help with stimulating ideas. Also, if you could let me know which you liked the best and which helped the most, I'd really appreciate that ;) Writing Prompt #1:  Show & Tell Children in elementary school look forward to show & tell days

15 Writing Prompts 1. The sky was darkening when two young girls started to dance. Peoples jointed then and others started to sing. He then started to sing along. 2. I couldn’t believe I was finally there; that all this time spent traveling to that city had come to and end. Of course I was happy, but it was… Not what I excepted. Slowly, I realized that I was disappointed. 3. Death is a weird thing, life is even weirder. They both inspire a question who is simple and complex at the same time: Why? 4. I want to save you but I don’t think I can, so I’ll try until the last hope has faded away. 5. Kat started to unpack her

 Fantasy Writing Prompts 1.Power envy 2.The monster under the bed 3.Falling in love with your food 4.A friends unusual pet 5.Getting something you don't have the money for 6.Lost on your birthday 7.The haunted tavern 8.Cursed with the morphing ability 9.Troubles of a bard 10.Childhood toy turns out to be secret artifact 11.Strange customs 12.Selling invisible armor 13.Friend bets they can pick up any species at the bar 14.A stranger explains how they have a replica of your weapon 15.A childhood story comes to life 16.Finding a teleporter spell/device 17.Learning a new alphabet 18.Something trying to eat you without provoca

Full Prompts/First Lines: - A single gunshot in a smoky bar was what started it all. - If I hadn't seen it for myself, I never would have believed it. - It was raining when she left the house. - He remembered riding down this street with his father only a year or so ago. - She pressed a hand to her heart, digging her nails into her chest as if it would ease the pain. - Jack had a gun pointed at her forehead and a dark look on his face. - Whatever it was, it was going to kill him. - There was nothing so tempting as a locked door. - She clutched the phone and tried to calm down as the doctor continued his explanation. - He hated flyin