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Writing Prompts
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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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Write a poem in the heart-shaped balloon.
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Write the directions for cooking a turkey.
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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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Upper elementary lines; with a Frankenstein's monster illustration to prompt a creative story.
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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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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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Cute frog border paper with lines for writing.
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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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"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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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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"Write about a friend of yours." Lined paper with an illustration of friends and a prompt to write about a friend.
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Look at the picture and write a story to go with it.
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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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Eight pages of writing prompts and exercises including "how to write a hook," and "time-sequence transition words".
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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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Three pages of three word groupings to help students create sentences.
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Once upon a time, there was a turkey who never...
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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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Five narrative prompts and five expository prompts, all with a Christmas theme.
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Eighteen writing prompts for younger students, with lines for writing. Includes teaching suggestions.
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Seven pages of writing prompts and other activities related to writing and poetry, with a rain forest theme.
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"Describe what the weather is like where you live." Lined paper with writing prompt and cute illustration of a groundhog.
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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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22 simple prompts for holidays and other special occasions in November, with wide divided lines to write and space to draw.
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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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Four of our upper elementary/middle school writing prompts/discussion topics in one place. Thought-provoking Thanksgiving writing prompts.
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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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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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"Like other kids, except..." Eight pages of fun story starters for elementary students.
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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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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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Flower-shaped shapebook with nine pages of writing prompts like, "The best part about spring is..."
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Use this acrostic form to help students write April poetry.
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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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"Winter..." ten pages of delightful winter-related writing prompts and writing exercises.
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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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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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This is a fun and productive end-of-the-year project. Students will reflect upon everything they have learned throughout the year by creating an ABC Reflections Book. For each letter of the alphabet, they will identify up to 3 ideas, words, concepts, etc. they learned, starting with that letter.
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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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