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Dip into our collection of story starters contributed by top writers for children. Download the collection in PDF format for use int he classroom. New ideas are added each month. |
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'She took it quite well, considering.' by Cathy Hopkins
Cathy Hopkins suggests that snippets of conversation can be great story starters. | |
What if? by Joan Lennon
Joan Lennon invites you to consider, 'What if?' | |
Where do I start? by Julia Jarman
Find beginnings easy? Not sure how your story is going to end? Why not start with the final paragraph for a change? Try Julia Jarman's ending to get you going. Then you might try writing your own endings and take it from there. | |
The Hole at the Bottom of the Garden by Joe Craig
Joe Craig invites you to imagine what lies lurking in the hole at the bottom of the garden. | |
Unanswered Questions by Anne Cassidy
Anne Cassidy suggests that unanswered questions are the perfect way to kickstart your writing Download the full version in PDF format | |
The Guardian Tree by Geraldine McCaughrean
Read Geraldine McCaughrean's opening to The Guardian Tree as a stimulus for your own story. Download the full version in PDF format | |
Another World by Patrick Cave
Patrick Cave invites you to imagine another world before you start writing your story. Download the full version in PDF format | |
Straight into the Story by Marcus Sedgwick
Marcus Sedgwick suggests writing a first paragraph that takes you straight into the story. Download the full version in PDF format | |
Inspirational Places by Caroline Pitcher
Inspirational spaces are important to Caroline Pitcher. Download the full version in PDF format | |
A Running Start by Linda Newbery
Looking for some ideas for starting a story? Try Linda Newbery's running start. Download the full version in PDF format | |
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