It’s hard to tell you what to write about. you should write about something that interests you. It can be anything. You can write about your favorite food, favorite flavor of icecream, your pet, your favorite show, what you had for dinner, what you did last weekend, what your favorite activity is, what your favorite class is, what’s your favorite thing about coming to school, a funny story that happened to you or someone else (or just make one up), your favorite book, favorite movie, some activity that you want to do in high school or college, where you want to go to college, what you want to do after you finish with school, where you like to go shopping, what your ideal day would be if you could pick anything you wanted to do, your favorite rides at a local theme park, your favorite vacation… I’m gonna have to stop suggesting things now. you could write about me ;o)

Personally I’d write about Harry Potter or horses… but i don’t know if you’d be interested in those things.

You could write about what you and your friends could do to conserve our natural resources. Some ideas like, recycle cardboard, glass, newspapers, magazines, start a compost pile, change lightbulbs to energy efficient ones, take shorter showers, turn off a light that’s not being used, making sure there are energy efficient appliances in your house, reusing things you may just throw away… Just an idea.

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You could write about current events, such as the war, or something you feel strongly about, such as abortion, or another controversial subject such as capital punishment, and so forth.

Your favorite pet, sport or other favorite. You could try things you like or dislike about friends/family, school or homework. Music you like to listen to (if you like music), stuff like that.

how about topics like…

Influence of movies on a teenager’s (or your) life.

Importance of diversity

Internet – biggest invention of the century