Informational writing prompts

Use these new informational writing prompts to expose your students to new ideas and new ways of thinking about the everyday events going on around them! In these prompts, students are encouraged to research the topics presented and to form their own thoughts and reflections based on the facts they’ve learned. via @journalbuddies

Sentence Starters and Transitions Anchor Chart for Informational Writing! Helps Grade 1-3 students transition from their topic sentence, to points, facts, and closing. Great support for independent writing.

Need a fun way to spark writing creativity in your students? Picture writing prompts for kids is the answer! Free and instant download!

End of the Year Writing Prompts to help in those last few crazy weeks of school. Great for reflection, memories and a bit of fun.

Teaching opinion writing can be a lot of fun in First Grade. First graders have LOTS of opinions, and they love to share them! Here are a few ideas that have helped me to teach opinion writing to first graders. Start by teaching students how to write a topic sentence. I have found that having an anchor chart with sentence starters for students to refer to is super helpful. I like to create the chart in front of the students. It might look something like this: Once the chart is completed…

Jan 26, 2019 - This is a free opinion worksheet for early elementary schools students. Students will choose between popcorn or chips and write reasons for their

Fall Writing Prompts - Opinion The Best Candy

In today's post, I'm sharing the strategies that I use when my students don't write enough.

Develop strong writing skills with these engaging 4th grade narrative writing worksheets. Boost creativity and storytelling abilities today! #writing #education #WritingSkills #CreativeWriting #Storytelling #worksheets4thgrade