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Writing Prompts
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Look at the picture and write a story to go with it.
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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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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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Use this acrostic form to help students write April poetry.
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Use this two page list of journal topics as prompts for a daily journal. Students can mark off topics as they complete them.
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[Member-created using abctools] School-shaped page with the story starter "On the first day of school...".
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"Why do you think people are so generous and caring at Thanksgiving?" Five pages of thoughtful, Thanksgiving-related writing prompts on narrow-lined paper.
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Get students writing with these thought-provoking prompts.
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Choose characters, settings, and conflicts from the pictures, and then build a story around them. A fun creative writing exercise.
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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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"I love snow, but this was almost too much! Twenty-five inches of snow in one night. Fortunately, I knew exactly what to do!" Lined paper to write a story with this story starter.
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Writing packet with lots of pictures to help prompt students into writing a story, writing prompts and other ideas.
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Helps students understand the basics of paragraph writing. Choosing and ordering sentences, writing clear topic sentences, and more.
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Write and illustrate an alternate version (or a faithful rendition) of the Three Pigs. Following directions, practicing word sounds, reading comprehension, basic graph skills, and more are included in this engaging multitask unit.
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[member-created using abctools] Trace and cut out. This rocket-shaped shapebook has a prompt for students to answer about "If I Lived on the Moon."
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[member-created using abctools]Four pages of prompts to write imaginatively about life as a kite. Colorful kite illustrations in the borders.
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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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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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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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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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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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Wide-lined writing paper with a cute illustration of a bookworm at the top, in the form of a friendly letter (begins with "Dear..." and leaves space to sign at the end).
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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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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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Three pages of three word groupings to help students create sentences.
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Improve writing skills by focusing on the topic, audience, purpose, and form of writing. This simple persuasive writing prompt could even be turned into a class project, if students are inspired.
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Improve writing skills by focusing on the topic, audience, purpose, and form of writing. Students can describe their actual bedrooms, or their imaginary ideals.
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Improve writing skills by focusing on the topic, audience, purpose, and form of writing. For this writing prompt, students will first use their creative skills to design gadgets using simple items in their homes.
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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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Kid-friendly instructions help students creatively create the elements of an exciting story.
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Fifteen simple writing prompts to get your early writers off to a creative start. Includes wide-lined paper and space to draw illustrations.
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"Like other kids, except..." Eight pages of fun story starters for elementary students.
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Like other kids, except... Eight cute story starters with b/w illustrations.
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"Jeremy found that when your father is President of the United States, strange things happen,like the time when..." Eight pages of story starters about the wild adventures of various children, including cute illustrations and wide lines for writing.
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15 illustrated story starters about kids.
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[member-created using abctools] "Hold on to your reindeer, Santa, here it goes - " Write a list of good things you have accomplished this year with this form.
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[member-created document] Trace and cut out. This fish-shaped shapebook has simple prompts for early readers to answer about their fish.
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[member-created with abctools] Scroll-shaped shapebook with picture dictionary skill-related writing prompts such as "translate the words from the dictionary into your language" or "choose ten words and write one sentence for each word."
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[member-created with abctools] Star shape with simple writing prompt ("I can..."). Trace and cut out, and use to make a shapebook or to decorate the classroom or a bulletin board.
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