Just like that perfect grilled burger, this writing tool helps students layer their ideas in a way that makes sense.

We've put together 20 reflection prompts you can use right away! Download and get started!

A simple and fun way to spark creativity, break through writer’s block, and make storytelling fun!

Celebrate President's Day with this creative writing opportunity. 

Download a lesson on teaching students what to write about using Ralph Tells a Story by Abby Hanlon. 

Have students reflect on theirselves or historical figures, characters from literature, or people they admire. Download our templates.

It's Poetry month! Try haiku writing with your class! Use the templates as they explore writing Haiku.

Have your students practice writing acrostic poems in their writing notebooks, or add a little fun by using one or more of the templates provided.

Shape poetry encourages readers to engage with the poem visually, making it an interactive experience. Use the templates here or create some of your own!

Spark your students' creativity in writing with this fun who, what, and where activity.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of February.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of March.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of April.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of May.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of June.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of July.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of August.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of September.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of October.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of November.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of January.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of February.

Add some fun to your Leap Day by providing your students with special writing paper and time to be creative.

Looking for ways to keep your students writing during Spring Break? Here are a few fun ideas!

Story planners and writing paper to use with students this April Fool's Day.

Open to All! It is fun to see and read about field trips from the students' perspectives. Download one of these papers to use for their sharing.

Looking for a way for students to reflect on their positive experiences from the school year? Have students write a letter! Use plain paper or one of these templates.

Engage your students in a fun and creative Thanksgiving activity!

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of December.

Use this writing activity at the end of the year, as a summer assignment, or as a back to school icebreaker!

Could you be incorporating this phrase into your daily conversation? 

Karen Roberts is a master at scaffolding for her young learners. Here is how she supports young writers as they write informational stories.