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Imaginative Narrative Writing | Time Machine Story Prompt and Rubric

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⏰Spark your students’ creativity with this engaging imaginative narrative writing assignment! In this fun activity, students become young inventors who build a time machine and travel to any time and place they choose. They’ll use brainstorming, graphic organizers, and structured writing supports to develop a well-organized story with a clear beginning, middle, and end. Perfect for building narrative writing skills, sentence fluency, and imagination—all in one assignment! ✨ What’s Included

3rd - 6th

Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Essays

Scholastic Parent Letter

Created by

Beth Hausladen

Use this editable parent letter to introduce your students' families to the Scholastic Book Club program. Go to scholastic.com to create your account. Once you are given a teacher code, type it into this letter and send home with the Scholastic flyers once a month.

PreK - 5th

Classroom Community, English Language Arts

Monster Descriptive Writing | Create Your Own Monster Activity on Google+

Created by

Spectrum Scholars Store

👾 Get your students excited about writing with this fun and imaginative Monster Descriptive Writing activity! Students will design their own monster and use vivid adjectives and sensory language to bring it to life. This creative writing project helps young writers build descriptive skills, improve paragraph structure, and follow the writing process from brainstorming to final draft—all while having fun! ✨ What’s Included: Creative writing prompt: “Create your own monster using descriptiv

2nd - 5th

Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Essays

Safe Hands with Mommy Social Story

Created by

Cheyanne Flournoy

Editable social story about having safe hands with mom, and coping skills that can be used instead.

PreK - 3rd

Health

My Mind is a Race Track: Bipolar for Kids

Created by

Room 2 Crew

Written by a teen with bipolar. After receiving his diagnosis he was unable to find materials explaining bipolar in children. This book explains the disorder and coping skills. In addition, written response pages are included. Illustrations are intentionally line drawings, so readers can also color pages if they choose to. We hope this will help children process this very complex disorder.

3rd - 9th

School Counseling