16 Fun Descriptive Writing Activities for Kids
These 16 descriptive writing activities for kids will help them use their words and imaginations to evoke the five senses.
Make writing fun for your elementary and middle school students with these writing lesson ideas and activities for homeschool and the classroom.
These 16 descriptive writing activities for kids will help them use their words and imaginations to evoke the five senses.
Restating the question helps students answer fully and clearly. Teach this valuable skill with these restate the question activities.
“A” and “an” are tiny words that your child needs to master! Learn how to teach “a” and “an” with simple and fun activities.
Fall writing prompts for elementary students are the perfect way to get students excited about writing when the weather turns cooler!
Help students turn over a new leaf in their writing with the help of these 25 fall writing prompts for middle school! They’re perfect for autumn!
Get your students writing with these fun and engaging back to school writing prompts for elementary kids! They’re great for easing into the year!
Back to school writing prompts for middle school can help ease the transition between summer fun and the start of learning. Here are 25!
From bulletin boards to creative writing, public speaking to ESL, incorporate Taylor Swift lyrics in your classroom.
Check out these creative and teacher-tested activities for arrival time that you can easily implement in your classroom.
Build your child’s academic skills and knowledge brick by brick with these LEGO homeschooling ideas for every subject.
Write descriptions, dialogue, plot lines, plays, and poems using Minecraft as your prompt. Try these Minecraft language arts activities!
Not sure how to use composition notebooks in the classroom or when homeschooling? Here are 25+ ideas that can be game changers for learning!
These activities will teach identifying the main idea and supporting details, a key component of reading comprehension and paragraph writing.
Engaging sentence activities are a great way to teach your first, second, and third grade students about sentences. These ideas will help!
Do you want to capture your child’s perspective on your family trip? Try this free printable travel journal for kids!
The “My Family” paragraph is the perfect assignment to teach or review the steps of writing a paragraph. Find out just how to teach it!
November 1st kicks off NaNoWriMo! Here are some ideas for how to use it with your students in elementary, middle, and high school!
Understand the pencil grip stages and learn how to develop proper pencil grasp. Your child will soon be a smooth and proficient writer.
Crossing the midline activities can not only improve children’s ability to read and write, but they can also improve their mood and focus.
Teach similes and metaphors in a fun and approachable way with these simple instructions, clear examples, and hands-on activities.