Using Writing Types of Sentences Worksheet students write a sentence for each type: command, question, exclamation, and statement.

UsingElements of Poetry Worksheet, students take notes as they uncover poetry elements after reading any poem of their choosing.

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Using Fairy Tales Planning Page Worksheet, students create a plan with key elements to write their own Fairy Tale story.

Using this Writing a Persuasive Letter Worksheet, students write a letter that persuades a company to change its procedures or product.

UsingCommands Worksheet, student write command sentences based on a given picture.

This So Sad Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading a poem about emotions.

Using this Summer Writing Paper, you will be able to showcase your students' summer or Back to School writing to create a decorative, final draft.

Using New Inventions Magazine Worksheet, students write about their new inventions to share their ideas with their classmates.

Using Letter C D'Nealian Script Handwriting Practice Worksheet, students trace and then write the letter C in order build their D'Nealian script handwriting skills.

Using Letter E D'Nealian Script Handwriting Practice Worksheet, students trace and then write the letter E in order build their D'Nealian script handwriting skills.

Using Letter Q D'Nealian Style Handwriting Practice Worksheet, students trace and then write the letter Q in order build their D'Nealian script handwriting skills.

UsingLetter R Handwriting Practice Worksheet, students trace and then write the letter R in order build their Zaner-Bloser style print handwriting skills.

Using the Writing Formal vs. Informal Letters Worksheet, students read the prompts to determine if the situation requires formal or informal sentences.

Using Informing and Explaining a Topic Worksheet, students write about a topic you choose providing details, facts, and/or figures to support your writing.

Using How to Worksheet, students write a series of steps that teach someone how to do a particular task with a partner.

Using In My Own Words Worksheet, students read quotes from familiar books andwrite, in your own words, what you think the words mean.

Using the Writing Language Assessment Worksheet, teachers use this form to assess your student's written commands of the conventions of standard English when sharing ideas.

Using this Describing Who Has Seen the Wind Worksheet, students read Sarah Plain and Tall and write response based on what they read.