May Writing Prompts | Real-World/Draw & Write Formats | Kinder & First
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NEW K1 Writing Prompts for the ENTIRE YEAR in Traditional & Real-World Formats such as NEWSPAPERS, COMIC STRIPS, COOKBOOK PAGES, PRODUCT REVIEWS, FLYERS, and much more! Keep your young authors writing all year long for the 3 Common Core Text Purposes with this Jam-Packed Writing Prompts MEGA BUNPrice $45.00Original Price $50.00Save $5.00
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May Writing Prompts for Kindergarten & First Grade in Traditional & Real-World formats such as NEWSPAPERS, POST CARDS, DIARY PAGES, WEBSITES, and more! Engage your young authors in writing for the 3 English Language Arts common core text purposes: Opinion, Narrative, and Informative in these engaging and enjoyable formats.
Students will assume the role of a hungry newspaper editor as they write an article about the monster that hides in the school trash can! They will create a field guide about bumble bees, use a 'website' to create their own burger, create a Mother's Day card, and much much more! These real-world formats help young writers discover the powerful role that writing plays in our everyday lives and make writing an adventure.
These May Writing Prompts are designed in both the traditional Draw & Write format and in numerous everyday writing formats that children are likely to come across in their day to day lives. Students will enjoy the creativity of authoring writing pieces as journalists, detectives, critics, and much more!
What does the product include?
This product includes 30 common core aligned writing prompts for the month of May on primary lined paper. Each page is aligned to one of the following 3 Common Core Text Purposes: Opinion, Narrative, & Informative. A Temporal Words/Phrases sheet and a Pictorial Word Bank are also included for students to refer to when writing. Extra writing lines are also included which can be printed on the back side of the prompts!
May Writing Prompt Subjects Include:
Narrative Writing:
The Time You Turned Into A Grasshopper!
Detective Case File-Who Hid all the End-of-Year Tests?
A Time When Something Made You Feel Happy (Personal Narrative)
Newspaper Article: Monster Hides In School Trash Can
A Cow That Opens Her Own Ice-Cream Shop
Flyer: Fish For Sale!
You're About To Jump In The Pool When...
Diary Of A Butterfly
A Time When You Tried Something New (Personal Narrative)
Story Scrambler
Informative Writing:
Cinco De Mayo
Bumble Bee Field Guide
Weather Outside The Window
A Care Guide For Plants
Teacher Appreciation
How To Get Ready For Bed
Your Kitchen At Home
Summer Break Activity List
All About Your City
Cats VS Rabbits
Opinion Writing:
What Would Be Fun/Not Fun About Being A Lifeguard
Award For Someone At School
Best Lunch In The School Cafeteria
Happy Mother's Day Card
If You Had To Chose One Thing To Play On
Create Your Own Burger Website
The Best Gift For Mother's Day
Letter To The Principal
The Best Sport
Post Card To A Friend
How can I use them in the classroom?
Narrative, opinion, and informational writing are the central focus of the ELA common core writing standards. As such, students need daily practice writing within these text types. These Writing Prompt pages can be used as morning work, during your guided or independent writing block, or at a writing center. Each writing prompt page can be printed front-to-back with an extra writing lines sheet to give young authors plenty of writing space.
