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Fall Winter Spring and Summer Writing Prompts
These writing prompts will naturally differentiate your writing center! Each prompt has a story specific vocabulary word bank to assist young writers in brainstorming ideas and spelling word while writing. In addition, students can edit their work with the self editing checklists. These writing prompts are perfect for small group writing, literacy center activities, homework, morning work writing, or as a meaningful writing activity when you have a substitute teacher.
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Included in this resource are (3 versions) 40 engaging prompts to last you throughout the year. There are color and black and white versions to best meet the needs of your class. In addition, each black and white prompt comes in both primary and regular lined pages. I have also included a self editing checklist chart, sight word list, and lined paper options.
Pamela V. –
These are great resources for my small groups. The students love the pictures and the prompts, and they help encourage good writing. Thanks!
Karen A. –
Minimal prep. and good starting points for kids. The pages were well set up and kid friendly.
Teresa G. –
Love the idea for centers for students completing independently
Michelle Valdez –
My students love this resource. They were engaged in the learning and I was pleased with their progress. I would recommend this to others.
Lesley K. –
Great for working on sentences. Having the words there is good. Variety of pictures.
Katherine K. –
My students love the these writing prompts. Great use for morning work and encouraging students to write in a complete sentence.
Nancy G. –
This is amazing! I love the visuals and the fact the picture prompts have labels to help students. In addition, there is a check list for students to make sure they wrote complete sentence. My student love the topics and have fun making up their stories. There is no prep required.
Tara P. –
I love using these seasonal pictures for having my students write. The pictures are great and having the vocabulary written in helps the students with writing their ideas.
Anita F. –
Excellent resource! Students found activities fun and engaging.
Alexandra Jaworska –
My 2nd-grade students loved this resource! Thank you!
Mary C. –
Loved how simple but powerful this activity was. This was so helpful.
Jody P. –
It was an engaging resource that my students enjoyed.
Kristen C. –
I love that these writing prompts can be differentiated. My students are mostly ELL, so the word banks have been fantastic with building vocabulary!
Sandra Gismondi –
Love this bundle. I really like that there is a picture and vocabulary words available. I have used it to expose MLL students to new terms in the English language.
Angela W. –
This was perfect for using to support my struggling students as the pictures came with vocabulary as well.
Resources for Visual Learners –
The labeled pictures are great for my students with language needs as they can write about the picture independently without needing help spelling a word or figuring out what an object is called.
Lynda W. –
I use this resource as a way to get students writing. The picture helps get them thinking of different stories they can write. This is also a great resource for my language learners.
Phyllis Zimmer -The Primary Club –
Such a fun addition to my writing center! My students really enjoy these, thank you!
Laura C. –
Great resource. Love that I can use the digital version when teaching and have a printable one for my students to use at their Center!
Michelle Korges –
Used these in my SpEd classroom with students who were working at 1st-2nd grade level. It had a long learning curve (my students’ needs, not a reflection on the resource) but it helped my students become better at using illustrations to direct details in their writing.