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Use this graphic organizer to help your young learners write a story with an organized beginning, middle, and end. The box next to each section encourages your students to be creative and draw matching pictures.

This beginning, middle and end graphic organizer is perfect for young writers. Use this resource with your students to help them organize their ideas as well as expand their ideas in the picture spaces!

30 graphic organizers are included to help you support your young students in as many ways as possible! Story organizers, cause and effect, specialty mats, story maps, web organizers, main topic, KWL, comparing/contrasting, opinion writing, book reviews, and timelines!

Your K-2 students will love reflecting on and drawing/coloring their favorite memories from their school-year. Use this memory book as a fun and easy end of the year activity!

Meet your students at their varying writing levels with these differentiated graphic organizers. These folktale-writing resources make for great guided practice, independent work, and even sub plans.

This beginning, middle and end graphic organizer is perfect for young writers. Use this resource with your students to help them organize their ideas as well as expand their ideas in the picture spaces!

Use this resource to review and reinforce that a sentence cannot be a complete one with capitalization at the beginning and punctuation at the end.

This 'Start, Change, Result' board is a perfect way to introduce word problems (story problems) in math. Use manipulatives to act out the beginning (start), middle (change), end (result) of a problem, or laminate the boards so students can write on them with dry-erase markers.

(8 pages) Keep your after-Thanksgiving break planning easy, but fun and engaging, with this writing/drawing booklet. Students can reflect on and share out the highlights of their break! Differentiated handwriting lines included- large and small.

Write in your own three numbers in the cute fishies for fact-family practice! Cut in half for use in centers or leave as is to complete in small group. Laminate or put in page protectors for unlimited use.

Introduce opinion writing in an organized and fun way with these templates. Some students may prefer utilizing the picture space while others may be ready to write on the primary lines.

(4 pages) Write in your own three numbers in the cute flowers for fact-family practice! Cut in half for use in centers or leave as is to complete in small group. Laminate or put in page protectors for unlimited use.

(32 pages) All the landscape writing templates that a teacher needs! Eight different templates are included with both medium lines and extra-large lines, as well as with two different picture space shapes.

Evidence for character traits is based in what a character does or says. Support your students in recording direct evidence. Can be used in small reading group, book studies, or during whole group instruction.

Introduce opinion writing in an organized and fun way with these various templates. Some students may prefer utilizing the picture space while others may be ready to write on the primary lines.

(8 pages) Keep your after- spring break planning easy, but fun and engaging, with this writing/drawing booklet. Students can reflect on and share out the highlights of their break! Differentiated handwriting lines included- large and small.

(32 pages) All the landscape writing templates that a teacher needs! Eight different templates are included with both medium lines and extra-large lines, as well as with two different picture space shapes.

(8 pages) Keep your after- winter break planning easy, but fun and engaging, with this writing/drawing booklet. Students can reflect on and share out the highlights of their break! Differentiated handwriting lines included- large and small.

(32 pages) All the portrait writing templates that a teacher needs! Eight different templates are included with both medium lines and extra-large lines, as well as with two different picture space shapes.

This independent word work game is a great way for students to practice their CVC blending and critical thinking skills. Directions included- "Pick 3 magnetic letters out in this order: blue, red, blue (consonant, vowel, consonant). Place the 3 magnetic letters in the boxes on the left (under “make word”) and say the word out loud. If it’s a real word, draw a picture of it. If it’s not a real word, put the letters back and try again!"