If I Were a Bus Driver - Writing Prompt
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a bus driver.
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A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a bus driver.
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a chef.
A short winter-themed reading and writing packet built around a snow-day story.
A set of Fox in Socks (Dr. Seuss) themed writing/drawing prompts for early-elementary students, connected to Read Across America Week.
This product is great for helping students learn to write stories. The Silly Stories Story Starters include a character, setting, and plot. This makes it easy for students to create a story. The story starters are also great for sparking creativity.
These Story Starters are perfect for helping students write or tell stories. With a character, setting, and plot card, they can create a fun and unique story. This is a great way to encourage creativity and imagination in your students.
Four diary-entry writing prompts that ask students to write in the voice of different Little Red Riding Hood characters, practicing perspective-taking and narrative/personal writing.
Diary-writing prompts that have students write in the first-person voice of four Goldilocks and the Three Bears characters.
A diary-writing-prompt activity based on 'The Three Little Pigs' folktale, prompting students to write in-character diary entries from the perspective of the wolf or the pigs.
Have students practice narrative/perspective writing by composing diary entries from the point of view of characters in Hansel and Gretel.
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.
An editable end-of-year writing prompt activity ('It's the end of the year!') for students to reflect on their favorite book, friendships, learning, effort, memories, and goals for next year.
This Under the Sea Writing Activity is perfect 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.
Give a one-week free sample of September/back-to-school-themed daily writing prompts to preview a full month-long writing prompts resource.
This is a Seasonal Writing Prompts Packet. All you have to do is print and go. There are 2 choices for each season.
A themed set of daily writing prompts (5 weekday themes) for 2nd/3rd grade students, provided in both an editable digital slideshow and a printable weekly-layout PDF.
A generic graphic organizer and writing-prompt template for comparing and contrasting two texts, usable with any book.
'Be Kind' letter-tracing/coloring craft activity paired with a short writing prompt about showing kindness to oneself and others.
Teaches early writers to produce sequential 'how-to' expository writing about making a banana split, using leveled models, checklists, and picture-sequencing supports.
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.