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ChatGPT Story Prompt Generator

Wed, 27 Mar 2024 03:40:09 +0000

Welcome to our interactive story creation adventure! Here, you can craft the storyline of your liking to be built in the AI of your choice. (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc.) We even post the best stories to our blog (once the automation creates and approves the story page and images) Whether you’re an aspiring writer, a daydreamer, or just in search of a fun creative exercise, you’ve come to the right place.

How it works:

Explore Questions: You’ll be presented with a series of questions designed to spark your creativity. These questions cover various aspects of a story, such as setting, characters, and plot. Feel free to answer as many or as few as you wish—the more details you provide, the richer your story can become.
Generate Your Prompt: Once you’re ready, click the “Generate Prompts” button. Our system will then compile your answers into a cohesive story prompt, a springboard for your storytelling adventure. (Your Sculpted Prompt will be loaded on the next screen)
We review stories as quickly as we can – It can take several days to be approved

Let’s begin this creative journey together—answer the questions at your own pace, and when you’re ready, click “Generate Prompts” to see where the adventure takes you!

Simple Story Prompt Generator

Advanced Story Prompt Generator

Email to Send Story:

Setting and Background

Where does the story happen?

When does the story happen?

What's the weather like?

Are there any important places in the story?

Are there any special rules in this place?

Are there any old stories or traditions in the story?

Characters

Who's the Good Guy? What's their name, and what do they look like?

What's good about the Good Guy? What are they scared of?

Who's the Bad Guy or Villain? What's their name, and what do they look like?

Why does the Bad Guy do bad things? What do they want?

Are there other important people in the story? How do they know the Good Guy or Bad Guy?

Can any of the people do special things?

Plot and Structure

What big problem does the Good Guy face?

How does the story start? What makes everything happen?

Are there any big surprises in the story?

How do things get more and more exciting or scary?

How does the Good Guy solve the problem or beat the Bad Guy?

What's the most exciting part of the story?

How does the story end? Does everything work out?

Are there smaller stories inside the big story?

Themes and Messages

Are there any specific themes or topics you want to avoid for the audience? (e.g., violence, romance)

Are there any specific values or morals you want to be emphasized in the story? (e.g., honesty, bravery)

What big ideas or lessons are in the story?

How do the people's adventures show the big ideas or lessons?

Narrative Techniques and Audience

Who's telling the story?

How should the story feel?

What mood or tone should the story have?

Are there any special ways to tell the story?

Should the language be simple or complex?

How long should the story be?

Who is the primary audience for this story?

How do you want people to feel after reading the story?

Are there any special pictures or things that keep coming up in the story?

Are there any special parts you already know you want in the story?

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RoadTrip Scavenger Hunt

Wed, 27 Mar 2024 02:55:07 +0000

Heading out on a road trip?
Just hit the “Next Round” button below, and it’ll give you three random things to look out for. Spot any of them first, and you win the round. It’s a fun, easy way to keep everyone entertained and paying attention to the world zooming by outside your window. So, who’s going to spot something first? Let the game begin!

Press the button to find three random items to spot on your road trip!

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Fun Game! Spot the Spin: Factual or Fearful?

Thu, 10 Aug 2023 13:55:32 +0000

“Spot the Spin” Game Explanation

One morning, my kids curiously inquired about why we rarely have the news on at our house. I explained to them that often, news outlets might phrase headlines in ways that can be more alarming or fear-inducing, rather than simply presenting the facts. To make this concept more tangible and engaging, we turned it into a game.

The game is simple but insightful. It comprises 10 rounds, each presenting two headlines on elementary school-related topics. One headline is straightforward and factual, while the other is designed to invoke fear or concern. The challenge for the players is to identify the fear-based headline.

The purpose of this game is not just for fun, but also to cultivate discernment in our young ones. By distinguishing between fear-based narratives and neutral information, they’ll hopefully grow into well-informed individuals who can approach the news with a critical and discerning mindset. Enjoy the game, and let’s help our children make informed choices about the media they consume!

Click below to play the game!

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