ACTIVITIES
Children integrate their sky and moon observations with literature and creative writing.
WORKSHEETS
Students write their own story about Curious George.
Use writing prompts to get students' imaginations and writing skills flowing.
Give children practice in identifying adverbs.
REFERENCE
How to use apostrophes.
The proper ways to uses commas are explained.
Encourage students to use italics properly.
How to use capitals properly.
Find common abbreviations used in the English language in this chart.
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Inside this slideshow, you'll find a variety of story starters to inspire your students' creativity. All of these…
Increase social studies skills with an activity that has students writing a poem about being an American citizen.
The daily prompts in this printable book will get your students' imaginations flowing. The prompts are accompanied by a…
The prompts in this printable activity book are all tied to animal stories. You will find prompts for both fiction and…
The writing prompts in this printable book are all about fantasy. Students are asked to imagine that they are something,…
Share these 12 tips with students who aspire to write their own children's book.
Get your elementary students egg-cited to do some creative or narrative writing with these Easter-themed writing…
Students make a book showcasing their geology writing activities.
In this simulation, students pretend they were alive in ancient times and create their own legend to explain various…
Students use their creativity to invent new endings to Ben Franklin's famous maxims, and create their own almanac.
Students complete a cartoon about cooperation.
Students can decorate and write a letter to a friend on this note.
Students create a new comic strip by cutting and pasting characters and adding other details. This creative arts &…
Students are exposed to Braille, and are given a chance to write in Braille.
