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• 19 Oct 17
  

  Kathy Strathman

  writing

• 13 Apr 17
  

  huynhpc

  This website offers a single word and gives you 60 seconds to write about it. Great for warm-ups, free writes, and a general way to build vocabulary and writing skills. You can also read entries from other people, which is a great way to see how creativity can be sparked by a single word.

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• 02 Jan 17
  

  rildo oliveira

  "Simple. You’ll see one word at the top of the following screen.
  
  You have sixty seconds to write about it.
  
  Don’t think. Just write."

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• 23 Sep 16
  

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• 09 Aug 16
  

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• 05 Jul 16
  

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• 26 May 16
  

  Meg Moores

  one word appears on the top of the screen, have 60 seconds to write about it.

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• 24 Mar 16
  

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• 20 Mar 16
  

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• 25 Jan 16
  

  Warren Grieve

  Write about one word in sixty seconds. Add a writing tool like use of the five senses to it.

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• 02 Jan 16
  

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• 02 Dec 15
  

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• 30 Nov 15
  

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• 21 Aug 15
  

  Damien Murtagh

  "Simple. You’ll see one word at the top of the following screen.
  
  You have sixty seconds to write about it.
  
  Click go and the page will load with the cursor in place.
  
  Don’t think. Just write"

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• 23 Jul 15
  

  Kim Thomas

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• 25 Jun 15
  

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• 24 Apr 15
  

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• 19 Feb 15
  

  mrobrienv

  The name says it all! This web tool provides users with one word prompts to inspire writing! Don't think. Just write. Go! You only have 60 seconds!

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• 10 Jan 15
  

  Darlene Hill

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  Mike DeFoe

  One Word. Neat writing prompt tool. http://t.co/2bVNnwnkaX

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• 16 Dec 14
  

  Kevin Croghan

  Sorry, I know I'm late to today's #BFC530 on hooks and what not. I've always liked Oneword's writing prompt http://t.co/gyKBXVqEGg

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• 10 Dec 14
  

  Linda Jones

  A free write on the computer. Upper level students.

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• 20 Oct 14
  

  Kimberly Hayworth

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• 18 Oct 14
  

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• 15 Oct 14
  

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• 14 Oct 14
  

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  • You’ll see one word at the top of the following screen.

     

    You have sixty seconds to write about it.
• 12 Oct 14
  

  Peter Pappas

  I like this ONE WORD prompt and it's 60-second timer. Thanks, @edteck http://t.co/010rkfuF @ICSAmLit #nwp

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• 11 Oct 14
  

  Peter Pappas

  I like this ONE WORD prompt and it's 60-second timer. Thanks, @edteck http://t.co/010rkfuF @ICSAmLit #nwp

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• 24 Aug 14
  

  lorenacw

  Awesome for warm-ups and brain breaks. Receive a word and just write for one minute

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  Dorothy Mullinnix

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• 14 Aug 14
  

  Arika Jordan

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• 27 Jun 14
  

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• 21 May 14
  

  Julianne Cervellin

  one word. so little time.
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• 10 May 14
  

  Brett Costin

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• 01 May 14
  

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• 15 Apr 14
  

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• 04 Apr 14
  

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• 28 Mar 14
  

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• 25 Mar 14
  

  Luke Miles

  "Simple. You’ll see one word at the top of the following screen.
  
  You have sixty seconds to write about it.
  
  Click go and the page will load with the cursor in place.
  
  Don’t think. Just write."

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• 07 Mar 14
  

  Rachel Staley

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• 02 Mar 14
  

  Tara Linney

  RT @MichelleNCoffin: Use http://t.co/XO8pSlToxP to have students write for 60 seconds about one word. Great to get them writing #gafesummit

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• 01 Mar 14
  

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• 26 Feb 14
  

  kimdarling

  Use http://t.co/cSn9njTeri to have students write for 60 seconds about one word. Great to get them writing #gafesummit

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• 15 Feb 14
  

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• 29 Jan 14
  

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• 24 Jan 14
  

  Alison

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• 06 Dec 13
  

  Jonathan Georgitis

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• 24 Nov 13
  

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• 22 Nov 13
  

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• 11 Nov 13
  

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• 30 Oct 13
  

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• 29 Oct 13
  

  Heather Lister

  Users are prompted with one word and have 60 seconds to write about it.

• 06 Oct 13
  

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• 24 Sep 13
  

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• 22 Sep 13
  

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• 20 Aug 13
  

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• 12 Aug 13
  

  Jessica Schmitz

  gives you a word and you have 60 seconds to write about the word. Good to use for warm ups

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• 08 Aug 13
  

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• 06 Aug 13
  

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• 03 Aug 13
  

  Jamie Forshey

  The name says it all! This web tool provides users with one word prompts to inspire writing! Don't think. Just write. Go! You only have 60 seconds!

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• 11 Jul 13
  

  Jeff Bezler

  A great site for limited inspiration prior to a short writing prompt

• 24 Jun 13
  

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• 01 Dec 11
  

  Berta Villaescusa

  You are given one word, you have sixty seconds to write about it.

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• 27 Sep 11
  

  Naomi Colvin

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• 23 May 11
  

  Bryant Melendez

  Using one word, it gets your brain thinking and working. Great writing exercise.

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• 29 Apr 11
  

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• 28 Feb 11
  

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• 23 Jan 11
  

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• 20 Jan 11
  

  Jenny Gilbert

  this one is to get you in the habit of writing on the spot...give it a try! remember you are writing three essays of about 1000 words each in three hours - practicing writing for one minute a day would be a good place to start training

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• 23 Dec 10
  

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• 08 Oct 10
  

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• 17 Sep 10
  

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• 02 Jul 10
  

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• 23 Jun 10
  

  Stephanie Robison

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• 25 May 10
  

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• 26 Apr 10
  

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• 20 Apr 10
  

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• 19 Apr 10
  

  Krysta Quigley

  Oneword is a site for writers. A simple writing exercise in which one word is given each day and the user is given sixty seconds to write whatever that word inspires as quickly as possible.

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  Diane Cauchy

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• 17 Apr 10
  

  Melissa Fulton

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  Susan Myers

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• 16 Apr 10
  

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  Sean Sweeney

  gives you one word to brainstorm about for 60 seconds/publish

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• 15 Apr 10
  

  Marie Garrido

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  Lynn Rubin

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  Haley Gilbertson

  Allows kids to free-write or "free-type" by displaying a word and allowing them sixty seconds to jot down their ideas.

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  Kyle Webb

  simple. you'll see one word at the top of the following page.you have sixty seconds to write about it.as soon as you click 'go' the page will load with the cursor in place.don't think. just write.

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• 07 Apr 10
  

  Mike Alfred
• 16 Mar 10
  

Page Comments

• 
  Clay Burell on 2006-12-29
  nice little warmer: write for sixty seconds on a prompt, and it's auto-posted.
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  Julie Radachy on 2008-06-28
  A great exercise in creativity! I started seeing more and more of a story unfold with my word.

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