25 Back to School Writing Prompts for Elementary Kids
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!
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!
Imagine a classroom full of innovative thinkers. Turn that dream into reality by following these tips to promote creativity in the classroom.
From bulletin boards to creative writing, public speaking to ESL, incorporate Taylor Swift lyrics in your classroom.
Write descriptions, dialogue, plot lines, plays, and poems using Minecraft as your prompt. Try these Minecraft language arts activities!
Teach similes and metaphors in a fun and approachable way with these simple instructions, clear examples, and hands-on activities.
Do you feel like banging your head against the wall when teaching writing? Writing anchor charts will ease frustration for you and students.
Keep your kids writing all summer long with these fun summer writing prompts for elementary age students! They’re engaging and creative!
Help your middle school students stay in writing mode with these 25 summer writing prompts. They’re fun and perfect for summer!
These 25 spring writing prompts will have your elementary students writing all season long.
Getting older students excited about writing can be challenging! These 25 spring writing prompts for middle schoolers make it easier!
Using picture writing prompts allows students to think creatively without too much trouble. Here are some ways to use them!
Struggling to teach writing? It can be tricky! Thankfully, Night Zookeeper makes it easier – and a lot more fun for teachers and students!
Give your students a chance to explore their creativity with these fun 25 story starters for kids! They’re perfect for upper elementary!
Create a classroom of writers with these fun writing activities for middle school students! There’s something for everyone!
Creative writing – kids either love it or hate it. That’s why it’s so important that when teaching creative writing, it’s done in a way that is engaging, fun, and structured.