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‘Pom Pom At The Street Party’: A Fun Writing And Drawing Activity (4 + years)

Street party writing activities featuring Pom Pom: students write a party invitation, unscramble food words, solve a word search and complete a dialogue in which Pom Pom welcomes a dog who was left out.
Grades
Grades 1–3, Elementary
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Updated Oct 13, 2026

Subject
ELA, Writing
Topic
start writing, writing prompts
Resource types
Drawing Templates & Outlines, Worksheets & Printables
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What's inside this resource

Pom Pom At The Street Party is an engaging writing and illustration activity for children ages 4 and up. This resource invites students to craft a narrative about a character named Pom Pom who attends a lively street party. Children will harness their creativity to depict Pom Pom's adventures through writing and drawing. Educators can implement this versatile resource in various settings. For whole group instruction, the teacher can facilitate an interactive discussion to collaboratively build the narrative. Students can also work independently or in small groups, with the teacher circulating to provide feedback. Assigning the activity as enrichment homework allows children to unfold their imaginations. The open-ended nature of the prompts allows students to perform at their own level. Emerging writers have space to illustrate while those comfortable with writing can challenge themselves to pen detailed stories. This flexibility makes Pom Pom at the Street Party an excellent creative writing exercise for early elementary grades.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Write a party invitation
  • Complete a dialogue that shows a character including someone who was left out
  • Explain in writing why each character enjoyed the party

Skills covered

  • Functional writing — filling in an invitation to Pom Pom's street party
  • Vocabulary — unscrambling and finding food words
  • Reflective writing — explaining each dog's experience at the party

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Invitations
  • Food vocabulary
  • Dialogue
  • Inclusion

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