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Write a diary entry as the wolf describing events, thoughts, and feelings from his perspective; write a diary entry as the pigs describing events, thoughts, and feelings from their perspective.
Write a diary entry pretending to be Hansel, then Gretel, then the Evil Witch, including events and details about what the character is thinking or feeling.
A year-long (180-day) Grade 3 curriculum combining reading comprehension practice with financial literacy content, using daily narrative passages about money concepts organized into 12 themed units.
Complete six writing prompts: 'My favorite book this year was...', 'I have been a good friend because...', 'I have enjoyed learning about...', 'I have worked hard on...', 'My favorite memory was...', and 'Next year I want to work on...' — either on a printed page or by typing directly into a digital/fillable version.
This Under the Sea Writing Activity is intended for students who want to practice their writing skills with an oceanic twist. With ocean themed graphic organizers , story starters, sequencing worksheets , mind maps, and writing paper, students will be able to create amazing ocean themed stories.
Free download Students respond in writing (name field plus ruled lines) to one themed prompt per weekday: a make-believe/invention prompt, a how-to prompt, a would-you-rather opinion prompt, a then-and-now reflection prompt, and a free-write prompt.
This is a Seasonal Writing Prompts Packet. All you have to do is print and go. There are 2 choices for each season.
Respond in writing (or by typing, in the digital version) to a themed daily prompt: invent/create (Make It Up Monday), explain/teach (Teach Me Tuesday), give an opinion (Would You Rather Wednesday), reflect/compare (Then and Now Thursday), and free write (Free Write Friday).
Fill in a chart comparing two stories/texts across categories (characters, setting, problem, solution, central message), circle whether each element is similar or different, then use sentence-starter prompts on a second page to write about the similarities and differences.
Trace, color, or decorate the letters spelling 'BE KIND' using one of several suggested methods (rainbow tracing, dot painting, tissue-paper collage, cut-and-glue construction paper), discuss kindness, then write one or two ways to show kindness to self and others on provided lines.
Compare a sample writing describing how to make a banana split, sequence picture cards showing the steps (gather ingredients, scoop ice creams, cut banana, add toppings), practice handwriting/vocabulary words (scoop, strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, banana, dish, sauce, cherry, split), and write their own how-to piece using an…
A point-of-view writing activity where students record the Three Little Pigs story from both the pigs' and the wolf's perspectives side by side.
Provide a blank postcard writing template (front address panel with 'To'/'From' fields, back writing side starting 'Dear ____,') for a postcard-writing activity.
A vocabulary and writing activity about a home garden in summer, covering weather tracking, garden-feature labeling, plant/wildlife vocabulary, and a 'naughty dog' mischief narrative.
A vocabulary and sensory-writing activity about a countryside walk, covering farm-animal vocabulary, the five senses, flower identification, animal-family vocabulary, and UK countryside access rules ('The Countryside Code').
A creative-writing characterization activity in which students write a eulogy for the character Piggy after reading Chapter 11 (or the full novel) of Lord of the Flies.
Deepen students' understanding of plant biology and life cycles through advanced, open-ended writing prompts paired with note-taking sheets.
Respond to daily writing prompts, share and critique paragraphs as a class, discuss and improve word choice/imagery; complete an 'Inclusive Language' sentence-rewriting exercise; complete a 'Written Expression Activity' rewriting sentences with vivid adjectives; write a persuasive classified ad.
A step-by-step creative-writing project guide leading students through planning, mapping, drafting, peer-editing and finalizing an original mystery narrative, with a rubric aligned to narrative-writing standards.
The Lottery by Shirley Jackson - Simulation & Writing Activity
Teaches the Four Square graphic-organizer writing method to help students organize and develop their writing, for Grades 7-9, extending into cross-curricular application and practice prompts.
Each day students read a short nonfiction passage about money, define vocabulary words as used in the passage, answer comprehension questions, and respond to a writing prompt; the Answer Key provides model vocabulary definitions, model comprehension answers, and writing guidance for each day plus keys for the diagnostic, unit…
A set of nine one-page informational-writing prompts, each asking students to write a paragraph about the physics behind a specific sport action.
A single-page cut-and-paste craft and writing activity about trolls (mythical creatures).