The boy wants to write a letter to his parents telling them something very important, something they do not know about him. What does the letter say?

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When we relax and let our minds wander, we also often begin wondering about things — some funny, some serious and pressing. Here is space for you to let you mind wander and write about what you are wondering.
You can begin with the words: I wonder…

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The girl followed the bully home from school one day. She was trying to understand why this person, a fellow human being, was so mean and bad. This is what she learned:

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Stretch your imagination and come up with some lines to go with this writing prompt:

The clown, who had been smiling and making people laugh in the big tent, entered his dressing room and began to weep. Why?

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This week’s writing prompt comes from another writing blog, ”100 Word Challenge: Creating Writing for Young People” at https://100wc.net/week-6-21/

Can you write 100 words elaborating on the phrase ”…but I had to see what was inside”?

What is inside? Why is the writer fearful of opening up the item? Surprise us, surprise yourself.

In a hidden, dark building there is a special room, number 4512, where people go to retrieve their memories. You want to visit this room because there is a particular memory you want to recall. What is that memory? Why is it important to you?