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Fabulous boots. Who bought them and why? Where will they wear them? What's the occasion? How to use this prompt: Using the picture and...

Your character is meeting someone - who is it? Why are they meeting? How to use this prompt: Using the picture and heading, create a...

Describe acorns to a blind person. How to use this prompt: Using the picture and heading, create a short story or poem incorporating it....

Write a character description of the woman in the image. Who is she? Where is she? And why? Use the image as your story or poem...

Create a cocktail - it's ingredients and a name. Use the image as your story or poem starter.How to use this prompt: Using the picture...

You (or your character) are given a scrapbook - what does it get filled? Use the image as your story or poem starter.How to use this...

Use the image as your story or poem starter. Center your story or poem around a ladder. How to use this prompt: Using the picture and...

Use the image as your story or poem starter. You hail a taxi but find the back seat already occupied. How to use this prompt: Using the...

Use the image as your story or poem starter to include either the giving or receiving of a gift. How to use this prompt: Using the...

Use the image as your story or poem starter. Create your perfect Popsicle. What flavor(s) will you choose and why? How to use this...

Use the image as your story or poem starter. Your character's golf ball lands here. How do they react? What do they do? How to use this...

Use the image as your story or poem starter. Your character has OCD and a dice rolls to the one. How do they react? How to use this...

Use the image as your story or poem starter. What sort of place did it protect? How to use this prompt: Using the picture and heading,...

Write a short story or poem with stepping stones as the topic. How to use this prompt: Using the picture and heading, create a short...

A kite flies through the air. Make a kite the focus of your poem or story. How to use this prompt: Using the picture and heading, create...

Why are the chairs out here? Who put them there? (Thanks to WFSC member, Gary Poignant for this photo.) How to use this prompt: Using the...

1 poem per day for 30 days with no working ahead. WFSC Creative Writing Facilitators challenge you to participate in National Poetry Month.

1 poem per day for 30 days with no working ahead. WFSC Creative Writing Facilitators challenge you to participate in National Poetry Month.

1 poem per day for 30 days with no working ahead. WFSC Creative Writing Facilitators challenge you to participate in National Poetry Month.

1 poem per day for 30 days with no working ahead. WFSC Creative Writing Facilitators challenge you to participate in National Poetry Month.