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Just a random question too.what percentage of kids lose their ability to write,like make up storys?
like maybe for over 2 year so far i haven’t been able to continue the story that I’ve been writing since 7th grade.

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Answer by sarah
A person’s ability for writing isn’t as concrete as you seem to think it is. No one’s ever found what percentage of kids who lose their ability to write, because there’s no way to really scale the writing’s quality. It’s subjective.

If you want to write, write; I’m sure you’ll get better.

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I have prepared her well. She now has a good vocabulary for her age and fine reading skills. I helped her to horn her story telling skill and develop a big sense of humour. Her grammar is quite good for her age. I’d like to get her serious into writing and be ready for a competition in the next few weeks. She is doing fine at normal writing at (or near) the level of best English performers in her own class. What I need is tips to start her on creative writing. How to add a bit of creativity into her writing in a natural way.

I am not sure how to start.
I think she is quite advanced in some aspects. I have taught her planning skill using mind-map technique (layout of thoughts and interconnection) often used by executives in meeting. Her mind is quite abstract mathematically, logically and a bit philosophically. So kiddy areas would bore her. She has advanced knowledge (for her age). But the issue is to get creativity into her writing naturally rather than artificially (forcefully).

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Answer by rlc_60504
What are her favorite tv or movie characters? Ask her to write a new story featuring one of them? Like a new Shrek adventure or a new Toy Story adventure. She would be familiar with the characters and just use her imagination to put them in new situations.

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Bedtime stories for kids : 12 short bedtime stories for children and funny bedtime stories

A collection of short bedtime stories for children. These bedtime stories for kids are great for bedtime, family time and more. They are designed to aid you in teaching children a variety of skills as well as foster social-emotional development. In a fun, poetic and exciting tone, these stories talk about things like making friends, cleaning your room, playing outside and much more.

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Answer by LuvULuLu
yes lol

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So far I covered seventeen and teen vogue…

Would you read this magazine? Why or why not?

How often does the magazine publish? (Weekly, bi-annually, etc.)

How much is a year long subscription to the magazine?

Can you read the articles online for free?

Are the online articles the same as the articles in the printed version of the magazine?

What is your overall rating, on a 1-5, 5 being the best.

What are some of the major sections in the magazine?

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Answer by Rania
I read J-14 mostly because it has me hooked and s magazine is published eery month or so

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Answer by classicrockrox<3
I haven’t had luck with that either.
I’m sixteen and I rather enjoy writing.

I’m working on a short story right now. Problem is, any sort of interesting plot escapes me….

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