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Trace and stamp words, cut and sort words/pictures into phonics or grammar categories, color by digraph sound, put words in ABC order, sort nouns/verbs/adjectives/adverbs, identify plural and possessive nouns, fix sentences with missing commas, complete sight word activities, and write short summer-themed stories/sentences.
Each week, students choose one of three provided writing prompts (creative story starters, personal reflection questions, or opinion prompts) and type their response directly onto the slide in a 'Type here' text box.
Write about a spring-themed prompt (e.g., preferring baby chicks or baby bunnies), using a vocabulary word bank for support, tracing starter words if needed, drawing an accompanying picture, and self-checking work against a printed writing checklist (capital letter, period, finger spaces, sounding out words, lowercase letters…
Teach the informative-writing process (research/brainstorming, main points and support, introduction and conclusion, draft/edit/revise, final draft) through a spring flowers-themed set of topic cards and differentiated writing prompts.
Forever June Digital Design My quick and easy to complete Summer Journal Pages are the perfect way to keep kids writing over the Summer Break! My Printable Summer Journal Set contains 2 DIY Journal sheets that allow children the opportunity to easily complete the writing prompts and complete a daily doodle. Teachers can send…
Description: These November Daily Journal Prompts help students practice writing skills while responding to November themed journal prompts!
Select or be assigned two Arctic animal topic cards, research them using provided graphic organizers (KWL, interesting facts, can/have/are, is/has/needs, animal comparison, historical timeline, animal investigation, animal traits), then write or orally present a response to a 'would you rather' opinion prompt.
These October Daily Journal Prompts are a great way for students to practice their writing skills. The prompts are October themed, so students can write about their favorite things about the month.
A multi-page spring-themed writing journal combining word work (write/trace spring words) with open writing prompts.
This is a set of Fall Writing Prompts . There are 16 writing prompts included. They can be printed on a whole page or 4 per page. This is a great way to get students writing!
Read the printed story starter, then write (and, on the illustration layout, draw) to finish the story on the provided lines.
Write about what they imagined doing to help a planted seed grow and what it became, then draw a picture showing each step from planting to a full-grown plant/flower.
A creative-writing booklet that has students learn the pumpkin life cycle while practicing narrative writing and descriptive word choice.
Forever June Digital Design If you're a teacher looking for a way to keep your students occupied in the last few weeks of school, while they are buys dreaming of summer or a parent of kids who are keen to start their Summer Vacations, my Summer Bucket List Writing Activity is a fun tool to have on hand to help them plan out…
Fill in a 'My favourites' worksheet and complete a 'newspaper front page' writing template about the first day at school (title, image, article, journalist byline).
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).
Free download A summer-break journal combining ELA, math, and science reflection activities to keep students engaged over the break.
A set of 29 draw-and-write journal pages with summer-themed writing prompts to build early writing habits (capitals, punctuation, spacing, sounding out words) alongside illustration.
A back-to-school activity packet for 1st and 2nd grade combining a decorate-your-own bookmark craft, guided writing prompts about summer/school, a numbers/addition worksheet with answer key, and a back-to-school word search.
This summer bucket-list craft combines a short writing activity with cutting, coloring, and assembly. Children add ideas for their summer break to the printable pieces, then arrange their bucket design. The JPG set includes larger sheets and smaller variants, giving teachers options for a classroom display or a take-home project.
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).
This fun and easy to use pumpkin themed writing activity is a great way for students to practice their comparing, sequencing, and poem writing skills!
Move from desk to desk answering SCOOT question cards about themselves on a numbered recording worksheet; complete two writing prompts; sing/read the lyrics to 'Getting to Know You'; per the grading rubric, work may be assessed for writing and oral/written response ability.
The first activity page invites a written response about having a spring picnic; the companion page asks students to draw their own picnic. Use a brief oral rehearsal to gather details about the place, people, or food before writing, then have learners include some of those same details in the illustration.