23+ ‘Apple’ Writing Prompts
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Apple Orchard Excursion
Imagine you are a child visiting an apple orchard, describe what you see, hear, smell and feel.
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Apple Peel Prophesy
Discuss the age-old superstition that the length of an apple peel removed in one piece on Valentine’s day can predict…
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Apple of Discord
Craft a story revolving around an object of desire that causes conflict, inspired by the golden apple in Greek mythology.
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Seasonal Sensorium
Write about the smells, sounds, tastes, textures, and sights that you associate with each season.
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Snow White’s Horrifying Apple
Instead of causing Sleep, what if the apple Snow White ate caused terrifying hallucinations?
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Autumn Traditions
Write about the unique traditions or rituals you or your family have during the month of October.
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The Artistry of Apple Pies
Imagine that you’ve been asked to share your renowned apple pie recipe and method in a cookbook. Write down what…
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Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice
Narrate a fictitious story about inventing the perfect October dessert, incorporating traditional fall flavors.
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The Apple Cider Secret
You discover a secret recipe for an extraordinary apple cider in an old bookstore.
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Fall Harvest
Write about your experience visiting a farm or orchard during the fall and describe the harvesting process.
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Apples for a Penny
Write a story from the perspective of an apple seller trying to make ends meet during The Great Depression.
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Auditory Appetites
Imagine how food might taste if you could hear it. Describe three different foods and their hypothetical sounds.
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Fall Festival Fun
Describe your favorite fall festival, including all the sights, sounds, and tastes you love.
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Circle of Life
Describe the lifecycle of an apple tree, incorporating every detail from the seedling stage to full-grown fruit-bearing tree.
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The Fateful Apple Blossom
Compose a story where the blossoming of an apple tree in spring marks a pivotal moment in a character’s life.
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Time Machine Trip
You’ve been given the opportunity to travel through time to witness a significant scientific event. Where and when would you…
