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Draw, Tell + Write a Story Packet 5

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Story picture prompt featuring a colorful kite with three trailing ribbons for developing a student's story
Kite picture prompt on page 1
Storytelling template sheet containing four speech bubbles, four hearts, and four empty thought bubbles
Speech, heart, and thought templates on page 2
First blank illustration sheet in the storytelling packet, providing space for students' own story drawings
First blank illustration sheet, page 3
Story picture prompt showing a sweeping curved shape and shorter curved marks for developing a story
Curved-mark picture prompt on page 4
Second blank illustration sheet in the storytelling packet, offering space for students to draw their stories
Second blank illustration sheet, page 5
Story picture prompt featuring a smiling boy wearing a shirt, shorts, and sneakers for developing a story
Boy picture prompt on page 6
Third blank illustration sheet in the storytelling packet, providing room for students' story illustrations
Third blank illustration sheet, page 7
Story picture prompt showing two footprints, a small gray dot, and an empty burst shape overlapping them
Footprint picture prompt on page 8
Fourth blank illustration sheet in the storytelling packet, leaving space for students to illustrate a story
Fourth blank illustration sheet, page 9
Dotted paper sheet at the end of the storytelling packet, with no story text or pictures already added
Dotted story paper on page 10
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Draw, Tell + Write a Story Packet 5 is a teaching resource that provides students with the tools to craft an imaginative story brought to life through their own words and drawings. This packet includes various papers and organizers like grid sheets, blank panels for illustrations, and lined spaces for writing out a narrative. Teachers can implement this resource in multiple ways - it works nicely for independent practice as students dream up fun characters and adventures. Or pair students together and have them verbally share the stories they visualize before putting pencil to paper. The end result is an engaging language arts activity that allows young writers in grades 1-4 to fully develop and illustrate short stories or book reports by harnessing their creativity.

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