Updated: 04 Oct 2023
5 writing wheels which provide stimulus ideas for imaginative writing.
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5 writing wheels which provide stimulus ideas for imaginative writing.
Use this teaching resource to provide ideas for your students during writing sessions.
Students could each have a turn at spinning the writing wheel to determine a topic for imaginative writing; alternatively, the teacher could spin the wheel in order to provide a stimulus for the whole class to use.
Five different writing wheels are included, containing 40 different ideas for imaginative writing.
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