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Narrative Story Ideas Writing Prompts

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Narrative Story Ideas Writing Prompts preview

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Narrative Writing Prompts cover showing stacked prompt sheets, one reading Tell a story about bugs that are as big as people
Set of story-starter pages for independent writing time
How to Use This Resource: teacher note on printing the prompts and holding a class discussion on topic or style first
Teacher planning note before handing out pages
Narrative writing defined: a story told in sequence with a beginning, middle and end, plus elaborating details
Mini-lesson reading to introduce the genre
Evil witch story prompt: students write a narrative guided by questions about her plan, home, looks, spells and ingredients
Fantasy story starter, good near Halloween
Spooky ghost story prompt: students write a narrative using questions on who it is, where it lives and its tricks
Spooky-season journal or free-write option
Good king and queen story prompt: students write guided by questions on their kingdom, children, problems and daily life
Option during a fairy tale or castle unit
Scuba diver story prompt: students write about an underwater discovery such as a new creature or fossils
Ocean-themed writing to tie into a science unit
Inventor story prompt: students write about a scientist's new invention, using questions on what the gadget does
STEM-flavored story starter for writing block
Dragon story prompt: students write guided by questions on whether it is kind or mean, where it lives and what it eats
Sub-plan or early-finisher writing task
Mermaid story prompt: students write a narrative using questions on her ocean home, personality, special skills and problems
Summer packet or last-minute lesson page
Attributes
Subject

ELA, Writing

Grades

Grade 2, 3, 4, 5

File

PDF

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About This Product

These easy writing prompts are super helpful! Each prompt provides an opportunity to practice writing stories that follow a sequence of events. These worksheets are a great way to add to your lessons without adding to your workload!

How To Use This:

The beauty of these prompts is they are so simple to use! Just print and hand out to your students! You can choose which creative prompts to hand out or let them choose from a selection. Have a great discussion about what parts of the story are important to include and which parts aren’t as important. Talk about sequences and why it’s important to put everything in the correct order. These are great for subs, homework, early finishers, or just as supplemental work during a poetry unit.

What You Get:

- 20 narrative writing prompts (one set with regular lines and another set with primary guided lines)

- 1 extra lined page in case they want to keep writing!

- Anchor chart that describes Narrative Writing

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