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Writing Prompts
Our writing prompts invite students to write poems, stories and facts. These open-ended questions allow students to think and express themselves. Print a variety of writiing prompts for a learning center where students can choose their own topics. Themes, seasonal and opinion prompts will encourage writing at home or in the classroom.
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Use this acrostic form to help students write April poetry.
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Students write the definition of an atom and molecule then complete an acrostic form.
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Write an acrostic poem about camels. With a picture to color.
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Use this form to write an acrostic poem about Japan.
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General activities to use with any holiday.
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Use this form to keep a diary like Sam's.
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16 card strips for students to cut out, complete, and connect on a ring for a flip book of happy memories, from what they learned to what they loved.
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Writing prompts requiring creative thinking go together to make a booklet about an alien - what it would eat, drink, etc., in order to live on a particular planet.
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12 half pages for students to fill in simple prompts and draw or attach pictures as illustrations for their favorite memories, etc., with a homeschool focus.
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A ten page book for students to fill in personal information, such as current favorites of all categories, goals made and met in the past year, friends, etc. A great way to encapsulate the past year, as well as create a lasting memento.
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13 pages for students to fill with memories of field trips, friendships and more, including space for drawings, cut outs, and other artwork. A great end-of-year project.
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12 half pages for students to fill in simple prompts and draw or attach pictures as illustrations for their favorite memories, etc.
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easy to read, vocabulary and pictures to color
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[member-created with abctools] Fill in the flower-themed border paper (with "Mom" in the upper-left corner) with "top ten reasons why I love my mom."
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Lined paper with illustrations of leaves in the surrounding border.
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Cute frog border paper with lines for writing.
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Unlined paper with illustrations of school-related objects in the surrounding border (apples, pencils, crayons) and the writing prompt "School is..." at the top.
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Wide-lined paper with illustrations of school-related objects like pencils and apples in the surrounding border, and the prompt "School is..." at the top.
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[member-created with abctools] "I like to wear __ clothes. My ears are __ and __." Complete the sentences with adjectives.
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A small picture to color showing the emotion and space to write WHEN you feel that way. Happy, lonely, shy, jealous, sad, proud, angry, nervous, scared, excited.
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A large picture to color showing the emotion and space to write WHEN you feel that way. Happy, lonely, shy, jealous, sad, proud, angry, nervous, scared, excited.
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A winter-themed booklet, including four pages for students to color and write a few sentences describing each picture.
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Sample: This is a sample of writing prompts with one page per grades K-5. The prompts progress in dificulty. This is a sample of the Common Core Writing Standards: Text Types and Purpose - Opinions. W.K.1 through W.5.1
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A two page text on the natural landmark Niagara Falls, with multiple choice and short answer questions and a writing prompt.
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A short reading comprehension about a rainy fall day, followed by a "color and write" on the same theme.
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Wide-lined paper with a b/w illustration of books at the top and the opening "Dear..." and room to sign at the bottom
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Kid-friendly instructions help students creatively create the elements of an exciting story.
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Cut out as many pages as you need and bind into a journal to keep track of summer camp activities.
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Print and fasten together
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Write a poem in the heart-shaped balloon.
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Word prompts including six poem forms, acrostics, similes, rap.
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A new year has arrived and you can look forward to reaching new goals. You can also learn from the past and from those who are older than you. Interview someone older than you. Use this form for writing your questions and answers.
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This 16 page vacation planner is a great project to help students understand the process of planning and organizing a vacation. Whether plans are for a low-budget camping trip in a nearby state park, or a fantastic voyage to a faraway country, students will have fun planning budgets, etc., with this unit.
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Seven pages: 1) an overview planner; 2) WHO was on board; 3) WHAT did the Mayflower look like; 4) WHEN - make a timeline; 5) WHERE- map the Mayflower's route; 6) WHY- writing prompts about the Pilgrims; 7) HOW- planning the trip.
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Simple introduction with lots of practice. Nine pages and an answer key
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A three page set of forms for planning and writing a research report on atoms and molecules.
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Use this worksheet to write and illustrate the water cycle.
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[member-created document] Trace and cut out. This elementary lined, bucket-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to answer about their favorite beach activities.
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[member-created document] Trace and cut out. This butterfly-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to answer about butterflies.
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