The writing topic board is a great addition to your writing center or to your student writing folder. “What can I write about ?” product is a useful resource for your classroom. It gives your student extra support to choose writing topics more independently. The topics included will get your students excited to write!
Included:
—135 Writing topics. Some topics are seasonal ( Winter, fall…) and some topics can be used all year long ( like everyday events…).
-There is 12 themes:
♥Summer (1 page=9 topics) like eating ice cream
♥Fall (1 page=9 topics) like picking apples
♥Winter (1 page=9 topics) like building a snowman
♥Spring (1 page=9 topics) like catching butterflies
♥Making something (2 pages=18 topics) like making a cake
♥Events that can happen in the child life (3 page=27 topics) like playing with toys
♥Social events (1 page=9 topics) like graduation
♥School (1 page=9 topics) like first day of school
♥Chores (1 page=9 topics) like setting up the table
♥Your favorite (1 page=9 topics) like your favorite tv show
♥Trips (1 page=9 topics) like visiting the zoo
♥Imagination (1 page=9 topics) like going shopping with a cow
-You will find 2 versions:
1. The colored page can be used in your writing center as reference. You can switch the topics depending on the theme.
2. B&W pages to add to each student’s writing folder. Next to each picture, there is a number. The student or the teacher can choose the topic and then color the picture.
—One cover page for the student to make a journal with all topics they wrote about and writing papers.
—One cover page for the teacher
—ONE page of reminders of writing rules.
—ONE lined writing paper
—One index page. This page is interactive so you can press on any theme and you will be directed to the specific page.
Preparation:
No preparation is needed!
PRINT and GO!
Don’t forget to laminate the colored version for durability!
This resource is great for:
✧ Classrooms (small group, literacy centers or independent work)
✧ Homeschooling or Homework
✧Speech room
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➼ NO PREP Sequence Writing Prompts – Sequence of Events
