Toni Said:

Looking for creative writing exercises?

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http://www.meredithsuewillis.com/writing…

Jose Said:

What are some creative writing exercises that's useful to middle and high school students?

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Hey, check out http://creativewritingideasandprompts.co… for some great creative writing exercises suitable for everyone.

Dwight Said:

Sprung from creative writing exercises?

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Can you offer more details?

If the exercise was simply the instruction to write about some specific topic or in a specific style or manner, then there's no source to credit. The writing is yours. You can do anything you want to with it.

In fact, I'm having difficulty coming up with an exercise in which there *would* be a source to credit, unless you were given the first paragraph of a story, which you were supposed to continue. In this case, you could either rewrite the first paragraph in your own voice and with your own words, or seek permission from the owner of the copyright for that paragraph to publish it. You should then include a line somewhere to this effect: "The first paragraph of this work copyright 2007 Writing Exercises Inc. Used by permission."

But anything you write belongs to you. Ideas cannot be copyrighted.

Theodore Said:

Fun, easy creative writing exercises for beginners?

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creativewritingprompts.com easy and fun :)
http://www.webook.com/911writersblock it's not just for writer's block and it's kinda fun and weird. Put some emergency numbers together and worst case scenario, you have fun.

Jennie Said:

What are some good creative writing exercises?

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Go to "random radio" and take the title of the first song that comes on and write a story based on the title - NOT the song, just the title.

Daryl Said:

Are there any websites with actual creative writing exercises, writing exercises, or writing prompts?

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Here's a short list of some sites I found:

critiquecircle.com
absolutewrite.com
fictionaddiction.net

Hope these help!!

Chad Said:

Simple creative writing exercises for beginner/intermediate level?

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Write a story about yourself, friends, family that is funny and sad. Or write your autobiography up to now.