Writing crafts

Use low-prep writing crafts to get students excited about writing and showcase everything they have learned.

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Give the children a piece of paper that says “I can’t imagine life without” in the center of the page, and then have the students write all over the page what they cannot live without.

We are finally turning a huge corner in our homeschool when it comes to writing! This year, my 1st and 2nd grader (pretty equal in their writing abilities) are starting to write more on their own. I'm excited to share some creative writing project ideas we've been doing that don't feel like school! They've actually

Crayons. They're bright, colorful and as characters in books such as The Day the Crayons Quit... loads of fun and good humor! Our new writing craft packet will provide you with template pieces to make a cute little crayon character booklet. Students color the templates pieces (or run on colored paper) cut and paste to make the crayon staple some lined paper on the back (provided) write about being a crayon If cut and paste craft makes you cringe, a 'ready made' cover is ready with not too…

Have you ever found yourself wondering how to make writing lessons fun? These writing crafts are what you need!

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Are you teaching how-to/procedure writing to little learners, such as Kindergarten, First Grade, or Second Grade students? If so, you'll love this procedural writing freebie! These free activities are no prep for your Literacy lessons, Literacy Centers, or Writer's Workshop. There is a planning page, worksheet, writing craft, and flip book all about How To Make Pancakes. There are also sequencing cards. Your students will love the engaging flipbook and craftivity the most. Grab these…