Depending on how much time you want to spend on this writing warm-up, you can choose to choose either to start each subsequent word or sentence with the next letter of the alphabet. In this way, you'll end up with either a short 26-word paragraph or a longer 26-sentence story. This exercise helps to work on your vocabulary, finding the right word that starts with the right letter.
For example: As Bob careened down easily, Frank grinned heartily in jest. Karen laughed maniacally now over poor, queasy Robert sliding under Verna's wardrobe.
Another example: "A bird flew by my window this morning. Birds are nice. "Caw," the bird said..."
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101 Writing Warm-Ups to Start Your Day
NonfiksiLooking to improve your attitude toward writing? Look no further! In this book, I will show you some fun techniques that will get your fingers moving and your ideas flowing. 101 short, easy warm-ups that will only take you 10-15 minutes per day!
