Writing Prompts with Pictures - ANYTIME - Picture Writing Prompts

THave a reluctant writer (or a few)? These engaging, writing prompts with pictures have fun choices that will get even your most reluctant writer writing! Writing picture prompts are perfect for Writer's Workshop, Work on Writing, Writing Centers, Writing Homework, Substitute Teachers, Fast Finishers, or made into Writing Journals! These picture writing prompts include a writing checklist, writing journal covers, and word collectors. They are also useful for ELL as they offer a lot of writing support with word banks!

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Each prompt has three different sections where your students can choose from a few characters, settings, and plot choices. They can also choose all of them! 

Writing Picture Prompts Activities included:

✎ 4 Narrative Picture Writing Prompts 

✎ 2 Descriptive Writing Prompts with Pictures

✎ 2 Compare and Contrast Writing Prompts

✎ 2 Opinion / Persuasive Writing Prompts with pictures  

✎ 4 What if?  Higher-Order Thinking Writing Prompts

✎ Full-Color Writing Journal Cover

✎ Black and White Writing Journal Cover

✎ Editing Checklists

✎ Word Collector (one-page student spelling dictionary) with both primary lines and plain lines.

These writing activities are print and go, they are at the top of the primary writing paper that your students will do their writing on.

All the prompts (except the compare and contrast prompts) come with 3 different writing paper choices for printing: primary lines, plain lines, and strips for quick writes or a picture box.

Paper choices to print on the backside include: 

 ✎ primary writing paper whole page

 ✎ writing paper with plain lines whole page

 ✎ primary writing paper with a picture box

 ✎ writing paper plain lines with a picture box

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