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Fairy Writing Prompts, 31 Creative Activities for Kids.

Name: Fairy Writing Prompts, 31 Creative Activities for Kids.
Author: Wendy Scott
ISBN: 9781370358427

[FAIRY
WRITING
PROMPTS]

31 Fairy Activities for Kids

The Aspiring Author Series

By WJ Scott

Shakespir Edition

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‘Author WJ Scott delights in this fun-filled activity book for kids. Loaded with writing prompts to inspire readers to share their stories, this book is a great way to get children excited about storytelling.’

~Author Linda Rey, Confessions of a Nerdy Girl book series. https://about.me/lindacousine

‘FAIRY WRITING PROMPTS’

Author: WJ Scott

Proofreader: Lorna Croft www.elsieediting.co.nz

Book Formatting: István Szabó, Ifj

Illustration Fairy Dust: Alerafa

Illustrations thanks to Pixabay.com

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or locales is entirely coincidental

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[]Dedication

Thanks to Kaniere School, Hokitika, New Zealand, for actively promoting creative writing.

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[]Welcome

Dear Aspiring Authors,

There are no rules when exercising your imagination. Use the following prompts as a guide to fire up your unique creative ideas. If you’d like to share any writing inspired by the Aspiring Author Series, please contact me at http://www.authorchildrens.com/contact.html. I may feature your story on my website.

Happy Writing,

Wendy

[]Writing Tips

Avoid predictable stories by thinking of more than one idea for each prompt and writing the most original one. It’s fun to get a group of friends together and compare the differences in your stories.

Experiment with using the five senses in your writing. How did it look, feel, taste, smell and sound?

Use different words to start each sentence in a paragraph.

[]1

Invent a new fairy, make up their name, and describe what they wear.

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Draw a picture of your fairy.

[]2

“Oops!” Someone has accidently tipped fairy dust into the candyfloss maker at the school fair. What happens to those who eat the magical candyfloss?

[]3

You and your best friend follow the fairies into the enchanted forest. Describe the smells and colours of the wild flowers.

Find images that look like fairy flowers online or in magazines and paste them here.

[]4

A fairy grants you three wishes. What do you wish for?

[]5

Close your eyes and imagine you are a fairy. Write a fairy poem.

[]6

Fairies love to sing. Write a fairy song. Experiment with musical instruments to add a melody to your lyrics.

[]7

A couple of mischievous fairies have played a prank on you. What chaos did they cause?

[]8

You’ve been gifted a fairy stone. What colour does it glow, and what do you do with it? Which magic words activate its powers?

[]9

The words in this magic fairy book are invisible. How do you find the secret fairy code to unlock its secrets?

[]10

You’ve been given fairy powers for one day. How do you spend your day?

[]11

Create a short fairy story inspired by the picture above.

[]12

The fairies are friends with the forest animals. Imagine you are a forest creature and describe, through your animal eyes, playing a game with the fairies.

[]13

Your fairy friends fly you up to the top of a rainbow, which is like a giant slide. What do you find at the end of the rainbow?

[]14

You wake up in the morning, pull the curtains and find the fairies have left a unicorn in your backyard. What do you do next?

[]15

Imagine you have wings and describe how it feels to fly.

[]16

You’ve slipped through a time portal, and thousands of years into the future you meet a group of futuristic fairies. Describe them.

[]17

One of your fairy friends shows you how to make fairy cough medicine. What ingredients does she use? What does it taste like? Are there any strange side-effects when you drink the potion?

[]18

The fairies invite you home. Describe where they live. What are their houses made of?

Draw a picture of a fairy house.

[]19

You are snuggled in bed with your cat, almost asleep, when you hear tapping on the window. Three fairies flit into your bedroom and settle on your pillow, demanding a bedtime story. What story do you tell them to send them to sleep?

[]20

“Oh, no!” A fairy has stowed away in your carry-on bag, and you don’t discover her until after the plane takes off. What mischief does she get up to on board?

[]21

Pretend you are a night owl watching the fairies. What secret do you uncover?

[]22

Fairies love sweets. What are some of their favourite flavours?

[]23

Shush! Don’t tell anyone, but the fairies helped you with your homework. The only trouble is they used invisible ink. How are you going to explain the blank pages to your teacher?

[]24

Adventure time! The fairies have led you to their special waterfall. What treasures do you find behind the waterfall?

[]25

The ocean fairies have gifted you a magic sea shell. What do you hear when you place it up to your ear?

[]26

You find a rare piece of pink sea glass. Fairy legends say you can use it to call the dolphins. The dolphins answer your call, but so do other sea creatures. Who do you meet, and what do they do?

[]27

The fairies have asked you to babysit a young dragon overnight. What goes wrong?

[]28

You overhear a conversation between a fairy and a butterfly. What did they say?

[]29

The fairies have awarded you a badge. What good deed did you do to deserve it?

[]30

Congratulations, the fairies have made you an honorary fairy. What fairy name and fairy outfit do you choose?

[]31

Explain why someone locked the fairy in the jar.

Dear Aspiring Authors,

I hope you enjoyed these fairy activities and have lots of stories to share with your friends. It would mean such a lot if you could help me out by posting a review. Reviews help other readers discover my books.

Many Thanks!

WJ Scott

[]About the Author

Wendy Scott has a New Zealand Certificate in Science (Chemistry), which allows her to dabble with fuming potions and strange substances, satisfying her inner witch.

Wendy writes fantasy and children’s novels.

One of the creeds she lives by is to always –

Live a life less ordinary!

Gold Medal Winner: The Wishing Shelf Book Awards UK 2015.

Silver Medal Winner: International Readers’ Favorite Book Awards 2016.

Finalist: The Wishing Shelf Book Awards UK 2016.

Gold Quality Mark from BooksGoSocial 2017

Please visit www.wendyjscott.com to learn more, read Wendy’s blog, sign up for her newsletter, or to leave her a message. She loves hearing from readers.

Pen Names

Fantasy ~ Wendy Scott

Children’s ~ WJ Scott

Romance ~ Wendy Jayne

[][]Other Books by WJ Scott

“Do you believe in fairies?”

After becoming an orphan, Evelyn doesn’t believe in anything anymore, but her life changes forever when the tinkers return to the village. She’s soon embroiled in their mischief and magic.

A heart-lifting tale suitable for junior readers or a perfect bedtime read by parents and grandparents for younger children.

https://www.Shakespir.com/books/view/462067

Want a free eBook? Multi-award winning children’s author WJ Scott is giving away Fairy Dust, Bedtime Tale #1, finalist in The Wishing Shelf Awards 6-8 yrs 2016.

https://instafreebie.com/free/x4xhl

Gold Medal: The Wishing Shelf Book Awards UK 9-12 yrs 2015

Silver Medal: International Readers’ Favorite Awards Children’s/Preteen 2016.

BooksGoSocial Gold Quality Mark 2017.

“Did Ancient Egyptians visit Australia?”

Thirteen year old TC has a secret. No one knows she possesses a supernatural power.

Can TC help her Uncle Max, an archaeologist, to unearth enough evidence that Ancient Egyptians visited Australia before he’s discredited in the media by those who want the past to stay buried?

http://www.hieroglyph.ws/