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Fun Writing Ideas

Building Confidence in Young Writers

  • Everyday Writing
    • Writing Games
    • Talking Games
    • Writing Prompts
    • Art Accents
      • Calendar Pictures
      • Food
      • Glitter
      • Glitter Glue
      • Googly-Eyes
      • Markers
      • Paint
      • Pipe Cleaners
      • Projects
      • Sequins
      • Stickers
      • Toys
      • Watercolor
  • Themes
    • Summer
      • 4th of July
    • Fall
      • Halloween
      • Thanksgiving
    • Winter
      • Christmas
      • MLK Jr. Day
      • President’s Day
      • Valentine’s Day
    • Spring
      • St. Patrick’s Day
      • Easter
      • End of School Year
    • Animals
      • Arctic Animals
      • Farm Animals
      • Lemurs
      • Wild Cats
    • Birthday
  • Genres
    • Comics
    • Fiction
      • Descriptive
      • Fairy Tales
      • Fantasy
      • Fictional News Article
      • Science Fiction
    • Non-Fiction
      • Instructions
      • Journals
      • Letters
      • Opinion
      • Persuasive
      • Personal Narrative
    • Poetry
      • A to Z Poems
      • Acrostics
      • Alliteration
      • Diamante Poem
      • Figurative Language
        • Onomatopoeias
        • Personification
      • Haiku
      • Rhyme
  • Print to Paragraph
    • Letter Strokes
    • Words
      • Sight Words
      • General
      • Adjectives
      • Nouns
      • Verbs
      • Adverbs
    • Sentences
      • Exclamations
      • Statements
      • Questions
      • Quotations
      • Facts and Opinions
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Tag: Genres

Valued Person Poem-A to Z

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 6, 2018In Writing Prompts

This valued person poem is a precious gift idea on Valentine’s Day.  It’s a great way to express how much you value any one person.  An A to Z poem is a simple and meaningful way to do it! A …

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Happy Kids Compare Chopsticks Vs. Forks and Knives

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

This is a non-fiction writing piece comparing the use of chopsticks vs. a fork and knife. Learning How to Use Chopsticks in China I lived in China for 5 years, and had no idea how to use chopsticks when I …

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Describe a Happy Family Event Like This Dance

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

It’s not easy for students to describe a family event.  It seems like it would be easy, but it’s not.  This is a lesson to help them do so! *This post contains affiliate links.  For more information, see my disclosures …

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Fun and Easy Reindeer Sandwiches-Writing Instructions

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

This is a super easy and charming lesson that I conducted with a small group of 5 writers.  It can certainly be used for a larger group if an assembly line for making the sandwiches is strategically set up. A …

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Do Kids Love Candy Corn?

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

What are your thoughts about candy corn?!  They’re popular once a year and it seems people either love them or hate them. As for teaching, bringing these candies into a writing lesson sparks kids attention right away! *This post contains …

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The Syrup Never Ends!-Writing Instructions

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

The syrup never ends in this instructions writing prompt.  The Never-Ending-Syrup Sundae writing lesson was created with ice cream in mind, but as always, children are free to come up with their own unique ideas! *This post contains affiliate links.  …

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A Super Simple Name Shape Insect

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

Students create a fictional insect from the shape of their name, then they describe its characteristics and habitat in detail. Because it’s fictional, the insect can do, be or eat anything and live anywhere! Kids loved this writing lesson because …

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The “qu” Queen Fairy Tale that Kids Love!

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

This Q-U Queen fairy tale lesson is just too much fun!   The idea stemmed from me wanting to work with the kids on words that start with ‘qu’. These words aren’t terribly common and whenever my young students use them, …

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Your Hero-Descriptive Person

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 1, 2018In Writing Prompts

Students describe a hero in detail.  I taught this lesson in January a couple of years ago.  The students were out of school for MLK Jr. Day and we held an art and writing workshop. For the writing lesson, I …

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Kids Love This Hot Tamales Journal Prompt!

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn December 14, 2017In Writing Prompts

This Hot Tamales writing prompt is a winner lesson and one of my favorites! Why Journal? Last summer I taught a week of journal writing.  I explained to the campers that a journal is a great place to jot down …

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