Penned
By A Prisoner – Daily Writing Challenge: 1-10
Budding
writer or got something to say?
#PennedByAPrisoner is a writing
project that helps you stay in touch with the community outside. It gives you
the opportunity to share your thoughts, stories and poems with the world beyond
the prison walls.
To
take part in the Penned By A Prisoner daily writing challenge, set aside time
each day to write and follow the themes below. All you need is a pen, paper and
imagination!
Day
1: Theme: Space
Definition:
1:A continuous area or expanse which is free, available or unoccupied.
2: The physical universe beyond Earth’s atmosphere i.e. outer space!
Writing
tips: How do you find mental space? Perhaps you enjoy meditation, reading or
yoga? Maybe you escape into a book? Write about your favourite ways to relax.
If
you like creative writing, tell a story or write a poem based in outer space!
Day
2: Theme: Journeys
Definition:
To travel somewhere, either physically, mentally, emotionally or spiritually.
Writing
tips: What journeys have you taken? Perhaps it is a personal journey of change,
or maybe you’ve taken a musical journey – has your taste in music changed or
developed over your lifetime? Who are the artists and bands that everyone
should listen to and why?
If
you like creative writing, tell a story or write a poem about a journey to the
shops that turns into an adventure!
Day
3 Theme: Identity
Definition:
The characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is.
Writing
tips: What are the elements that make you ‘you’? Do you like certain foods or
sports teams? Is it based on your appearance or where you grew up? What makes
you feel that you belong and are a part of a community?
If
you like creative writing, tell a story or write a poem about a case of
mistaken identity!
Daily Writing Challenge: 11-20
Daily Writing Challenge: 21-30
Drawing Challenge 1
Drawing
Challenge 2
Reading
Ahead for Prisons during Covid-19 Toolkit
Based on (7) readability formulas:
Grade
Level: 7
Reading
Level: standard / average.
Reader's
Age: 11-13 yrs. Old
(Sixth
and Seventh graders)
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