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Fifth Grade Writing Prompts #8:
Grab Bag #1



This collection of 10 free fifth grade writing prompts didn't really fit too much with any other section I'd written, so I threw it into a wonderful grab bag. If your student doesn't really resonate with some of the other subjects I've touched upon, perhaps you'll find one here that gains some creative traction.

You may notice that the numbers on this page do not start at 1 and work their way up. This is because these 10 fifth grade writing prompts are an excerpt from my book, 500 Writing Prompts for Kids: First Grade through Fifth Grade. If you like these free samples, the full version is available in both digital and paperback form.

Fifth Grade Writing Prompts #8: Grab Bag #1

451. As you get older there are lots of cool things that you’ll be allowed to do. Within the next 15 to 20 years, you’ll be able to drive, go to college and maybe even get your own apartment. What are some of the things you look forward to during that time?

452. Stand-up comedians are funny people that get up on stage and tell jokes to make people laugh, cry and think. Come up with five jokes here and explain what is funny about them. Do you think your jokes would make a lot of people laugh?

453. One of the biggest questions in the world of science fiction, a genre of books, movies and more that deals with technology and how it affects people, is the theory that computers and robots can have feelings just like humans. Do you think this is possible? Why or why not?

454. They say that the American Dream is to grow up, get married and have two kids living in a nice house with a white picket fence. Is that your American Dream? Why or why not? If not, describe what your dream future would be like.

455. Your mom has had a crazy week of taking care of the family and you decide to make her breakfast in bed. What do you cook her and how do you present it to her? What is her reaction to your kind gesture?

456. The famous inventor of the light bulb, Thomas Edison, created hundreds of other inventions with his team during his lifetime. If you could invent five new things that had never previously existed, what would they be? Go into detail, especially about what they do.

457. Imagine that you had to live an entire day in slow motion. How would things be different? Would you get bored having the whole day take double the time or longer?

458. If you and all of your friends had a big picnic, but each of you could only bring one item, what do you think you would all bring? List each of your friends and write a sentence or two about what each of them would add to the mix.

459. What do you think it is about a person that makes them have a good or a bad sense of fashion? What are the things that a guy should wear and what are the things that a girl should wear? How would you rate your own fashion sense on a scale of 1 to 10 and why?

460. If you were to write an autobiography (a truthful book about yourself) that described all of your biggest achievements in life so far, what would some of those achievements be? Go into extreme detail. If you feel like you haven’t achieved much, change the book to fiction and add some made up stories.

Done with Fifth Grade Writing Prompts? Go back to Creative Writing Prompts.


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