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Writing Prompts
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Use this acrostic form to help students write April poetry.
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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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Lined paper with illustrations of snowmen at the top and the prompt, "How to build a snowman..."
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Look at the picture and write a story to go with it.
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"I am proud to be a United States citizen because..."
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"One time I was sad because..."
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Wide-lined paper with a star at the top and the words I WISH.
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Lined paper with the prompt, "My Wish for Peace"
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Explains what a simile is, gives some examples, and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own similes about their state.
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Write down your resolutions for the New Year.
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Use this form to write an acrostic poem about Japan.
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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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"When I think about peace, I think about..." with an illustration of a dove at the top of the page.
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Write positive statements about peace.
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Write a short story to go with each of the four pictures of birds in the spring.
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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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Write an acrostic poem about camels. With a picture to color.
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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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Four of our upper elementary/middle school writing prompts/discussion topics in one place. Thought-provoking Thanksgiving writing prompts.
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easy to read, vocabulary and pictures to color
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Learn about sentences and sentence fragments with these worksheets. Seven pages, answer sheet included.
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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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The people who came over on the Mayflower ...
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It would take great courage to leave...
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When the Pilgrims came to the New World...
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Many Pilgrims came to America because they wanted to live in a way they weren't allowed to live in England. How important is lifestyle to you?
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Would you be willing to leave your home...?
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Moving to a new place is exciting...
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"The turkeys were nervous the week before Thanksgiving..." Lined paper with an illustration of turkeys at the top and a writing prompt.
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Once upon a time, there was a turkey who never...
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"On Thanksgiving Day, it is traditional in my family to..." Narrow-lined paper with this prompt and an illustration of a turkey at the top.
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There were turkey feathers in the barn, but...
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My favorite Thanksgiving memory is...
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The Pilgrims had a feast on the first Thanksgiving...
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Unlined cornucopia-shaped page with the writing prompt "I am thankful because...". Cut out for a shapebook or hang on the wall.
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Write the directions for cooking a turkey.
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Lined paper with a mummy illustration, and two story planners to help write a fantastic mummy story.
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Upper elementary lines; with a Frankenstein's monster illustration to prompt a creative story.
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"Josh and his friends grew the biggest pumpkin..." A writing prompt and two story planners to help write a great pumpkin story.
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