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Presenting . . . Me! To explore personal web pages as forms of self-expression and to give students practice...		Changing Places For this creative writing assignment, children imagine what it would be like to change places...
Perhaps You'll Be a Parent Someday Creative writing practice.		Have You Ever Been in a Jam? Practice creative writing with this printable. For each prompt, students imagine a problematic...
Take a Bow Students write a creative story using this worksheet.		Discovering Sentences Practice identifying capitalization errors with this worksheet.
Planet Hopping Spark students' imaginations with a creative writing assigment about life on another planet.		Winning by Losing: Writing an Anecdote In this activity, students will learn about the concept of the paradox and why some paradoxes...
Dear Bowser Practice letter writing and develop creative writing skills with this language arts activity.		Cages: Writing a Description Students will write about cages in this activity. They will first examine the concept of a...
My Restaurant Practice composition skills with a writing prompt. In this language arts activity, students...		Composing Great Titles The purpose of this activity is to raise students' awareness of the advantages of a good title...
Designer Showcase Develop writing skills by having students write a persuasive advertisement.		License Plate Quickies: Writing a Paragraph In this activity, students are given "license plate" combinations and are asked to create their...
Lights, Camera, Action! Practice creative writing skills with a prompt about filmmaking.		Writing Self-Assessment This self-assessment asks children to analyze their recent work with an eye on improving their...
Memories Develop writing skills with this prompt. Students recall a special day with a friend and write...		Clustering This graphic organizer will help students cluster their ideas; it's especially useful as a...
Abracadabra Practice creative writing with a prompt about magic acts.		It Would Be Silly If... Use writing prompts to get students' imaginations and writing skills flowing.

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