In the first part, gives the topic, an unforgettable experience. Everyone has done something that he or she will remember. The second part of the prompt asks the students to think about some experiences. Before you begin writing, think about a time when you did something you will always remember. The third part of the prompt gives the actual writing directions.
Students can gain solid understanding of prompts by reading and discussing many, many prompts.
They can be shown how to focus on the prompt by underlining the topic, circling the key words, tell, explain why, and drawing two lines under the specific writing directions when working with practice prompts. Think of something funny that has happened to you. Write to tell about something funny that has happened to you. Most of us have taken a trip at some time. It may have been a family vacation or a school field trip.