Potential Paths: Path 1: Use Twee and its "Dialogue and Story Generator" feature to create creative writing exercises. It can help draft dialogues, stories, and articles for any level and on any topic, providing a varied range of prompts for the students. Path 2: Use Education CoPilot to leverage its "Writing Prompts" feature that generates ideas for writing tasks. Its tool can create prompts, making it easier for the teachers to come up with varied and interesting exercises.

Final Narrative: From the potential paths evaluated, I suggest you consider using Education CoPilot. The tool includes an excellent "Writing Prompts" feature which can stir up your students' creative juices.

Education CoPilot can produce a multitude of prompts for creative writing exercises, saving you time and energy in the planning stage, allowing you to focus more on the hands-on teaching part. As bonus functionality, the tool also provides options to create lesson plans, handouts, student reports, and even project outlines if required in the future.

The software supports both English and Spanish, which broadens its usability to cater to potential bilingual classrooms. It currently offers a free trial, and if it suits your needs, you can continue with a subscription starting at $9 per month. This could be a valuable addition to your teaching toolkit if you're seeking a more streamlined, efficient approach to stimulating creativity among your students.

To start, simply sign up for the free trial of Education CoPilot, familiarize yourself with its interface, and begin experimenting with the "Writing Prompts" feature to see how it can aid your students' creative writing skills.