Prompts by Grade Archive
As young students begin reading more on their own and learning how to write their own sentences and paragraphs, teachers may begin teaching the principles of narrative writing. Narrative writing tells a story and typically includes an introduction, plot, setting, characters, climax, and conclusion
Expository Writing Prompts for First, Second and Third Graders Learning how to write an expository paper is one of the most important skills that young students can develop from an early age. Expository writing is a method of writing in which the author describes,
Middle school is a challenging time for any student, and it’s important to give kids the tools they need to succeed. Daily writing prompts are one of the most effective ways to help kids learn how to express themselves and that their thoughts and
Fifth Grade Writing Ideas During fifth grade, many pre-teen students struggle to find their own maturity, stuck in a place slightly between childhood and the teenage years. One of the best gifts you can give your class is the opportunity to write with daily
For fourth grade students who are getting older and becoming more comfortable in their own identities, journaling is a powerful tool that offers a safe place to explore their deepest thoughts. These writing prompts for 4th-grade students are full of interesting and creative questions
Journaling gives students the opportunity to express their deepest thoughts in a judgment-free zone—and it’s one of the best ways for kids to improve their self-confidence. In these new 3rd grade writing prompts, your students will get the chance to write about their experiences
Fun Daily Writing Prompts for Second Graders— For young students who have to focus on everything from school to sports to after-school activities, it can be tough to slow down and reflect on the aspects of their lives that form their identities. Fortunately, journaling
Writing Ideas for First Graders— The first grade is a special year for many students—they’re finally in the same area as the older kids, and many children are attending school all day long for the first time. These new writing prompts for first-grade students are
Though your kindergarten students may not have highly developed writing skills to express their thoughts, they do have bright imaginations filled with all sorts of creative ideas. In these 35 new kindergarten writing prompts, your youngest students have the chance to explore their interests,
Fun Writing Prompts for Middle Schoolers— Middle school writing skills are essential to building a solid educational foundation in children. To help reinforce the habit of regular writing it is essential to show kids that writing in school can be fun. Journaling is one way to do
