This Writing Graphic Organizer Worksheet helps 2nd graders plan informative writing by choosing a topic, listing three facts, and adding a closing sentence. A simple, no-prep planning page for confident, organized young writers.

This September Daily Journal Prompts worksheet gives 3rd grade students sixteen seasonal writing starters, one for each writing day of the month, to build daily writing fluency and confidence.

The You Write the Story Helping Picture Worksheet gives 2nd Grade writers a detailed picture, a four-box story planner, and guided beginning, middle, and end lines so every child can draft an original narrative with confidence.

This Asking and Answering Questions Worksheet gives 1st Grade students a short story, four text-based questions, and room to write a question of their own. Answer key included, so checking work takes seconds.

Using Experience Narrative Worksheet, students dictate, write, or draw about a time in their lives to give descriptive information.

A You Write the Story Kids Picture Worksheet that gives 2nd graders a kite-stuck-in-a-tree picture prompt and eight wide lines to write their own narrative, naming the characters and telling what happens next.

This Writing Formal vs. Informal Letters Worksheet gives 3rd Grade students practice labeling letter lines, swapping casual phrases for formal ones, and matching a letter to its reader. An answer key is included.

This writing about a character worksheet asks 1st Grade students to draw a favorite book character and then write two things about them, turning any story they read into real writing practice.

The Writing About Me Worksheet gives 1st grade students a name line and three simple prompts with roomy writing lines, so every child has an easy, personal place to start writing.

This Using Technology to Do Research Worksheet gives 2nd grade students four sentences to finish with tool words and four research steps to put in order. An answer key is included.

This you write the story fishing picture worksheet gives 2nd Grade students a lakeside scene and eight writing lines, so every child names the characters and tells the story their own way.

The You Write the Story Painting Picture Worksheet gives 2nd grade writers a picture prompt and eight wide lines, so every child starts a narrative without staring at a blank page.

This You Write the Story Dinosaur Picture Worksheet invites 2nd graders to name two friendly party dinosaurs and write their own story on eight roomy lines. A fun, no-prep way to build narrative writing skills.

Turn one picture into a story with this you write the story school picture worksheet. 2nd graders name the characters at the bus stop and write what happens next on eight ruled lines.

A fruits of the spirit writing prompt pair for 5th Grade students: two illustrated scenes — one serious, one funny — that each ask for a written paragraph about how the kids could show goodness. Open-ended, no prep, and genuinely fun to discuss.

Juggle up some story ideas with this you write the story clown picture worksheet. 2nd graders name the clown and the two girls, then write what happens next on eight lines.

This Sharing Experiences Worksheet gives 1st Grade students a simple page for planning a true story: the topic, what happened first and next, and describing words that help a reader picture the day.

Progress in Writing Worksheet gives 2nd Grade students three sentences to edit and a picture prompt to write about, with an answer key included, so young writers practice fixing and creating in one lesson.

Using these Story Starters, studentschoose a Character, Setting and Plot from the picture and word cards to write or tell a story about the fun and unique combination.

This you write the story building picture worksheet lets 2nd graders name the characters and write a creative story about a dad, his daughter and the doghouse they built.