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Start your school year off on the foot with these back to school writing prompts and activities. You will get 50 prompts that cover a lot of types of writing.
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Start your school year off on the foot with these back to school writing prompts and activities. You will get 50 prompts that cover a lot of types of writing.
Wrap up the school year with a splash of imagination and sunshine! My Dream Summer Vacation is an end-of-year writing and drawing prompt that invites students to plan the summer trip of their wildest dreams, no permission slips or packed lunches required. Whether it's ziplining through the rainforest, meeting dolphins in Hawaii, or…
Provides an end-of-year writing and drawing prompt for students to describe and illustrate their summer plans.
A repeated-page draw-and-write booklet for young students to create their own summer story.
Narrative writing activity that uses the Winter Olympic Games as a prompt to teach resilience/mindset concepts, with an editing checklist and bonus STEAM extension ideas.
A no-prep bundle of winter-themed language arts activities (crossword, word scramble, word search, glyph, creative writing prompts) for independent or group classroom use.
No-prep winter-themed literacy and math activity packet combining a nonfiction reading passage, poem response, writing prompts, and letter-formation practice for K-1.
Two winter-themed activity sheets: a sequencing/reading-comprehension activity using a short passage about dressing for winter, and a writing-prompt sheet about winter.
Provide a comprehensive novel study for Gary Paulsen's Brian's Winter, with teacher-facing background/answer materials and student-facing vocabulary, comprehension, and extension activities organized by chapter groups.
Writing practice across opinion, narrative, and informative/explanatory genres using fall/back-to-school prompts for 3rd-5th grade, organized by month.
A bundle of 10 spring-themed writing prompts, each paired with a matching drawing page.
A large first-grade-focused bundle of spring-themed literacy and math practice activities intended for centers, substitute days, seat work, or unit review.
Provide a multi-activity bundle of first-days-of-school getting-to-know-you and classroom-organization resources for grades 5-7.
A 4-week grade 3 summer ELA review workbook and games pack designed to prevent summer learning loss by reviewing phonics, vocabulary, grammar, and writing skills.
Ten Christmas-themed creative writing prompts to prompt short student writing responses.
Ten St. Patrick's Day-themed writing prompts to prompt short student writing responses.
Provide Thanksgiving-themed writing prompts for creative and reflective student writing practice.
A month's worth of daily ELA "bell ringer" warm-up writing prompts for March 2025, for middle and high school ELA classrooms, spring/Women's History Month-themed.
Inspire creativity and patriotic reflection with these 4th of July Writing & Drawing Prompts! Designed for students in the elementary grade level, this product combines writing skills with creative exploration with engaging Independence…
Title: 5 Fun Days to Write about in October Description: Welcome the colorful hues of autumn with an engaging twist on writing tasks.
What’s going on inside Punxsutawney Phil’s head on his big day? Well, now your students get to imagine it! A Groundhog’s Diary: The Big Day writing prompt gives students the chance to write a hilarious diary entry from Phil’s point of view…
A short creative-writing prompt in which students respond, in letter form, to a fictional letter from an alien asking about life on Earth.
Ever wonder what your students would tell their future selves in a year? This prompt gives them the chance to write a letter to their future selves, full of advice, dreams, and maybe a little humor (because let’s face it, they’ll probably…
A short creative-writing prompt in which students write a story inspired by a cartoon picture, incorporating five given vocabulary words, framed as a soldier's letter for Memorial Day.