1. JOURNAL PROMPTS
SECOND QUARTER

2. Graphic Organizers for Color-Coded Paragraphs
Periods 1 and 6 CCP--3 evidence.pdf Periods 2 and 5 CCP--2 evidence.pdf

3. Prompt #14
Describe you favorite family tradition.

4. Prompt #15
If the school day was lengthened by one period (51 minutes), what would you like to study in- depth during that time?

5. Prompt #16
Preconceived notions are often false. Describe a time when you discovered that a preconceived notion of yours (about a person, place, or thing) turned out to be incorrect.

6. Prompt #17
What is something you will never forget? What makes it so unforgettable?

7. Prompt #18
Imagine you have opted to have yourself frozen for 50 years. Describe your first days unfrozen, 50 years in the future.

8. Prompt #19
If I could have three wishes granted, I… (You may not get more wishes.)

9. Prompt #20
Which of the five senses (sight, smell, hearing, taste, or touch) is the most important?

10. Prompt #21
Would you rather have a daughter or a son?

11. Prompt #22
Write a letter to yourself that begins in one of two ways: Dear Past Me, Dear Future Me,

12. Prompt #23
A pet peeve is something that a particular person finds especially annoying. What is your biggest pet peeve, and why do you think it bothers you?

13. Prompt #24
Which six people, living or deceased, would you invite to dinner?

14. Prompt #25 What would happen if kids ruled the world?
Include and highlight three compound sentences.

15. Prompt #26
Every day you pass a door. It’s always closed and locked. One day, as you pass, you notice that the door is open. You step inside. Write a story about what was on the other side of that door.
Include and highlight three compound sentences.

16. Prompt #27
Love comes in all forms. We can love our parents, a boyfriend or girlfriend, a favorite pet, a brother or sister, a place, even a thing. Thing about someone or something you love. Write a story about that person or thing that involves your feelings.
Highlight adjectives.

17. Prompt #28
Describe your favorite character from a book, movie, or television show.
Highlight adjectives.