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Picture That! Enhancing Writing with Picture Prompts

Unleash your creativity with picture prompts. Explore the missing pieces in the picture and craft engaging stories. Learn how to add depth and backstory to any image. Develop your storytelling skills by using your mind as a camera to capture multiple snapshots. Practice creating narratives by visualizing what happened before the picture prompt. Experience the joy of writing with vivid imagery and detailed scenes. Embrace the power of pictures in sparking your imagination and fueling your creativity. Let your mind's camera guide you in crafting compelling tales with vibrant visuals.

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Picture That! Enhancing Writing with Picture Prompts

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  1. Picture That! Writing an Amazing Picture Prompt Catherine Wishart Literacy Coach

  2. What Is A Picture Prompt? • When we see a picture, we can make up a story about it. • The story should not just be about the picture, but should add the missing pieces.

  3. What Is This?

  4. How Do I Add to the Picture? • Imagine that your mind is a camera. • Take a snapshot of the picture in front of you. • Think about what picture should come before the picture prompt picture.

  5. What Happened First? • Your mind’s camera doesn’t just snap one picture this time. • Now your mind’s camera snaps two pictures.

  6. You Try It! • Turn on your mind’s camera. • Add a picture before the picture prompt. • What does your story look like in your mind?

  7. Draw Your Story Now What happened before? Draw your idea here.

  8. Did You See It? • Your mind’s camera snapped the pictures! • Your mind’s camera filled in the blank spaces from just one picture. • Your mind’s camera helped you write a story with pictures!

  9. Picture This:You Are A Successful Writer! “Where did all these ideas come from? My mind’s camera is really working now!”

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