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Writing Prompts
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Nine pages of lined paper with illustrations of fall leaves in the surrounding border and fall-related writing prompts such as, "Write about a fun experience you have had in the fall."
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Word prompts including six poem forms, acrostics, similes, rap.
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One dark and rainy Halloween... (lined paper)
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Lined writing paper with the title "My Friends" at the top.
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Five great writing prompts for pumpkin-themed fairy tales (from "Gourdilocks and the Three Hares" to "Jack and the Pumpkin Vine"). Creative fun!
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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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Lined paper with a mummy illustration, and two story planners to help write a fantastic mummy story.
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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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"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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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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Learn about sentences and sentence fragments with these worksheets. Seven pages, answer sheet included.
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easy to read, vocabulary and pictures to color
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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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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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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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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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"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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Cut out as many pages as you need and bind into a journal to keep track of summer camp activities.
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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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"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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