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March Writing Prompts - Learning Passport The instrument serves as an apt teaching resource for educators, especially catering to students in grades 2 through 4. It is a splendid tool that amalgamates language arts and creative writing. The objective lies in furnishing a lively and captivating manner for children to unravel…
Fold and construct a small booklet from paper, then draw and write responses to prompts about what honesty means, how it feels to tell the truth versus lie, make a personal promise to be honest, and complete a differentiated sample response page for K-1 or grades 2-3; also answer a fact question about National Honesty Day…
Fill in missing letters to complete facts about the Danube (countries, 4 capital cities it passes, its source in the Alps, and its end in the Black Sea), find the answer words in a word search, list what to pack for a pretend river cruise, draw a picture of themselves on a cruise ship and finish given sentences, and write a…
Free download Varies by activity: filling in missing pronouns aloud/on the board, underlining or identifying pronouns in given sentences, acting out charades described with pronouns, completing partner match-up or fill-in-the-blank tasks, answering short-response quiz questions, and a creative-writing prompt using pronouns.
Student writes down 5 coping strategies on marshmallow cutouts, glues them onto a cocoa cup image, completes the writing prompt 'When I'm feeling ___, these are things I can do,' and colors the cocoa cup and marshmallows.
Read the fable, participate in a reader's theatre performance using the included script, complete a craft and coloring page, and complete related worksheets/writing prompts.
A reading comprehension and reflective writing activity themed around the 100th day of school.
Students complete brief tasks per ticket: ordering the steps of the scientific method, explaining the five steps of the scientific method, writing complete sentences describing classroom safety practices during investigations, and explaining how to use specific science tools/equipment (balance, thermometer, graduated cylinder,…
Answer 8 grammar questions (identifying which sentence contains a preposition, counting prepositions in a sentence, naming the preposition or prepositional phrase, identifying the object of a preposition) to progressively eliminate zoo-animal suspects using an included suspect chart (name, age, weight, birthplace), determine…
Answer 14 multiple-choice comprehension questions about the story, draw a picture of 'My Kind of Wild,' complete two short writing prompts with drawing boxes about moving and making new friends, describe the two main characters (Ren and Ava), sequence the story's plot (First/Next/Then/Last), and complete a cut-and-paste…
Trace letters/words, color pictures, and complete short drawing or writing prompts (e.g. write names of people helped, draw favorite way to exercise, draw how fruit grows).
Write a fact they already know and discuss five given trivia facts; read a passage about what detectives do; answer 4 multiple-choice and 3 short-answer comprehension questions; write a 5-8 sentence creative mystery story; choose and complete one of three extension activities (make a mini mystery, fingerprint exploration, or…
Free download For each of the 6 lessons (Proteins; Carbohydrates; Fats; Milk; Potatoes; Composting), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via vocabulary and vocabulary-question exercises, answer writing questions, complete a creative writing prompt…
Free download For each of the 6 lessons (Bring on the Snow; Walk through the Woods; Nature Photographer; Nature's Beautiful Colors; Flower Fun; Picking Cherries), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via vocabulary and vocabulary-question exercises…
Students follow numbered step-by-step boxes (1-8) to draw a dinosaur/prehistoric creature (e.g. Brontosaurus, Dinosaur Egg, Dinosaur Footprint, Dinosaur Hatchling and others per the catalog's 12 creatures), then, using that dinosaur as the subject, write a sentence using an objective pronoun and illustrate it; each dinosaur…
Dot-paint or color three alphabet illustrations (apple, acorn, ax) and practice making the capital A and lowercase a on two writing prompt pages.
Free download For each of the 6 lessons (Talking in Code; Power From the Sun; Roller Coasters; The History of Cars; The History of Ferries; The History of Helicopters), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary via vocabulary and vocabulary-question…
read a predictable/emergent reader with the repeating phrase 'We see a ___' about zoo animals; write the sight word 'see' in Elkonin boxes; complete a field-trip writing prompt; write about a favorite zoo animal; match/label zoo animal pictures (polar bear, alligator, zebra, elephant, penguin); complete a 'Write the Room'…
Free download For each of the 10 lessons (Unexpected Visitors; Feeding Time; New Pup Next Door; Stargazing; On the Search; Tadpoles; Lucky Caterpillar; Karl the Photographer; Chasing Pheasants; Part of the Family), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn and apply story vocabulary…
Free download For each of the 10 lessons (A Look at Three Bears; A Look at Giraffes; Camel Humps; A Look at Skunks; Mountain Animals; History of Piggy Banks; Very Helpful Dogs; Winter Sleep; The World's Smallest Penguin; The Long Journey), students answer pre-reading discussion questions, respond to during-reading prompts, learn…
Look at each 4th of July themed picture, imagine what the people in it are saying, write it into the speech bubble, and add more story details on the writing lines below; more confident writers may practice using quotation marks. Blank speech-bubble sheets are also included for students to draw their own picture and…
Write 2-3 sentences about what they will miss most from their class and why it's special, then draw a picture of something or someone from their class they will miss.
A DIY flipbook craft/writing activity where students research and record facts about koalas (appearance, habitat, and related topics) in a question-and-answer flipbook format.
Read (or listen to) an article about pirates; answer 'Understanding What You Read' comprehension questions (who led the ship, what pirates stole, consequence of trouble); write a sentence inventing and explaining their own pirate nickname; draw a treasure map with obstacles on a 'Map Moments' activity page.