Category: Teaching

• New Release: Prompt Me Reading Log & Analysis

  This last school year I took on a new endeavor: homeschooling two elementary kids. Overall, it went really well, but there was one area of frustration. My kids hated answering lists of questions and didn’t always want to discuss the chapters they’d read. My solution? I wrote a book. Drawing on my two and a […]

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  July 5, 2019

  Education, Homeschooling, Teaching, Writing, Writing Resources

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• New Release! Prompt Me Romance

  I’m super excited to announce the release of Prompt Me Romance. This creative writing workbook and journal is clean enough for teens but sophisticated enough for adults. Whether you are just starting out or have a string of published books, there is something in here for you. All new photo prompts, first person, third person, […]

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  February 28, 2019

  Books, Education, Prompt Me Series, Teaching, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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• New Release! Prompt Me More

  I am thrilled to announce the release of my ninth title, Prompt Me More, the second Prompt Me Workbook and Journal. My life has been a whir of activity and this has been the perfect creative outlet. I hope you enjoy the prompts–I have a special affection for the photo and dialogue prompts in this book. […]

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  March 23, 2017

  Books, Teaching, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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• Book Review of Prompt Me

  I received my first blog review of Prompt Me: Creative Writing Workbook & Journal by romance writer and teacher, Brooke E. Wayne. Read the review here. So exciting! Or view it on Amazon here. Blessings! Recent Posts

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  August 3, 2016

  Book Recommendations, Books, MIsc., Teaching, Writing, Writing Prompts, Writing Resources

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• Photo: View After Work

  I work all day in a classroom without windows. When I walk out the back door after work, I am greeted by this view–and sometimes it almost takes my breath away. “Breaths before Twilight” by Robin Woods No filter

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  January 9, 2015

  My Life, My Photos, Teaching

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• Writing: Symbolism of Flowers

  What is the meaning behind flowers? Check out this Symbolism of Flowers list to add depth to your writing and more Woo to your bouquets. Adding Depth to Writing and Understanding I am currently preparing to teach The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Before I begin the unit, I spend some time going over […]

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  January 8, 2015

  Education, Teaching, Writing, Writing Resources

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• FAN QUESTION: What Have You Taught?

  I noticed in your bio that you are a teacher. What classes have you taught? Anonymous I have taught several different subjects, but English is the most prevalent on my resume (and my true love, theatre a close second).  Here is a list, most recent on top.  🙂 1. British Literature* 2. American Literature* 3. […]

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  December 4, 2014

  Fan Questions, Teaching

  Fan Questions, teaching

• Teaching: Convo in Class

  A Convo in Class This is a funny little exchange that happened in my senior English class this morning. [Student A walks in on a test day for the 2nd time this year (No, I’m not exaggerating)] Me: Wow! You’re here today. Student A: Yes, and it’s your fault, I can’t get behind anymore. [grumbles] […]

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  November 21, 2014

  Teaching

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