We're thrilled to have Moving Writers as #writeout partners this year!

It's finally time to #writeout! Write Out officially starts today and for the next two weeks, everyone is invited to go outside and write. There's no wrong way to do it and we have events and prompts to inspire all ages: writeout.nwp.org

Day 1 of #writeout — here’s my inspiration for the day or for your students this next week with a mentor attached. Just out writeout.nwp.org for more ideas or over at Moving Writers see you tomorrow! Writing Project

It's finally Write Out! Spend the next two weeks trying to find some time to write outdoors. Here's a little inspiration if you need it! #writeout

Day 2 of #writeout! Maybe a tree haiku today? See below a prompt you can use in class or for yourself and an example. Happy writing friends! @WriteOutConnect Moving Writers Writing Project

Day 3 #writeout This month is also #inktober it encourages everyone to get out and draw! Today inktobers word of the day, “guidebook” could you make one of your favorite park? What to see, where to go? With a sketch by it? @nationalwritingproject Moving Writers @WriteOutConnect

It’s happening today! @WriteOutConnect #writeout

Where I live rain is a significant part of our fall. In Edward Thomas’ rain poem using the repetition of the word rain to make us feel we are hearing raindrops. Could you today repeat something you see in nature to create repetition in your writing? #writeout @WriteOutConnect

Hey #writeout fam! Hope you enjoy some slow writing this weekend. I’ll come back at you tomorrow with more ideas to write through the week! Ohio Writing Project @WriteOutConnect Moving Writers Writing Project

Today I snapped a video of some beauty in a near by park— then used my media and borrowed a line from a song I like. Want to try this remix? Snap a 10 second video outdoors and borrow a line from a song that inspires you. @WriteOutConnect Writing Project Moving Writers Ohio Writing Project

As #writeout is coming to an end — the magic of writing outside doesn’t need to stop. So in the next few days find a favorite line from your writing… share it with a friend, or create a community poem of one liners. And keep writing friends. Moving Writers