Earth Day Writing Prompts BUNDLE
Provide a set of Earth-Day-themed creative writing and drawing prompts to engage students in thinking/writing about environmental stewardship.
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Provide a set of Earth-Day-themed creative writing and drawing prompts to engage students in thinking/writing about environmental stewardship.
A set of end-of-year reflective writing-and-drawing prompt pages for young students to reflect on and celebrate their school year.
This family words worksheet is a great way for students to learn about different families. With a word bank of family names, students can write a passage about their own family or any other family.
No-prep creative-writing packet giving students a themed story-starter sentence to finish in their own words, with two page layouts per prompt (a blank version and one with illustration space).
No-prep creative-writing packet giving students a themed story-starter sentence to finish in their own words, with two page layouts per prompt (a blank version and one with illustration space).
A no-prep creative-writing packet of back to school-themed "finish the story" prompts to build narrative writing skills.
Finish the Story: Groundhog Day Writing Prompts Ignite your students' imaginations with these fun and engaging Groundhog Day writing prompts! This resource includes 11 incomplete stories about Groundhog Day that students must finish.
No-prep creative-writing packet giving students a themed story-starter sentence to finish in their own words, with two page layouts per prompt (a blank version and one with illustration space).
No-prep creative-writing packet giving students a themed story-starter sentence to finish in their own words, with two page layouts per prompt (a blank version and one with illustration space).
No-prep creative-writing packet giving students a themed story-starter sentence to finish in their own words, with two page layouts per prompt (a blank version and one with illustration space).
No-prep creative-writing packet giving students a themed story-starter sentence to finish in their own words, with two page layouts per prompt (a blank version and one with illustration space).
Combine sight word review with short creative writing practice for first graders
A Memorial Day creative-writing prompt where students write a short story from a flag-parade cartoon image using five given vocabulary words.
Provide Christmas-themed creative writing prompts for young learners.
Give a one-week free sample of Halloween/October-themed daily writing prompts to preview a full month-long writing prompts resource.
Celebrate Groundhog Day in the most creative way possible with this Groundhog Day Writing Prompts BUNDLE. This bundle is packed with 10 fun, humorous, and thought-provoking prompts that’ll get your students’ imaginations running wild.
Short creative-writing prompt worksheets built around the question of what happens when a teacher (rather than a groundhog) sees their shadow.
What happens when Punxsutawney Phil makes a mistake? Maybe he predicts spring, but winter sticks around—or he forgets to check his shadow altogether.
Pairs Halloween-themed illustrations with open-ended creative writing prompts to build literacy/creative-writing skills alongside coloring.
Single-page creative-writing/drawing prompt for Halloween, prompting students to imagine and describe a magic potion.
A 10-prompt Halloween-themed creative-writing minibook giving students a short paragraph-writing task per page.
As a homeschool mom, I know how important it is to start the school year with engaging, structured activities that foster critical thinking while being easy to implement.
Provide a full month of short daily ELA warm-up ('bell ringer') activities for high school students, rotating through grammar correction, creative writing, vocabulary, poetry, and literary analysis, with a December/winter/Christmas theme.
I still remember the morning my daughter pushed back from our kitchen table, looked at me with genuine surprise, and said, "Mom, I actually have an idea for this one." It was our third week of starting each school day with a simple writing…