In this tracing and writing worksheet, students trace and write common words such as bicycle, sugar, special, and more. Students complete 7 words total.

In this trace and write worksheet, students trace and write words that contain color words, direction words, and cooking words. Students trace and write 10 lines.

In this trace and write worksheet, students trace and write words that contain -tion at the end from E.B. White's book, Charlotte's Web. Students trace and write twenty words.

In this tracing and writing worksheet, students trace and write sentences about the month of March, the weather, date, and more. Students complete 4 lines.

In this creative writing worksheet, students read a poem about a kitten called "A Serious Question" by Carolyn Wells. Students rewrite the poem, filling in the blanks with different words on their own.

In this writing learning exercise, students rewrite a set of 7 sentences, making them more effective. A reference web site for additional resources is given.

In this New Year writing activity, students read the prompt that pertains to what they want to accomplish during the new year. Students write their resolutions.

In this writing worksheet, students write what they can do inside a star. Students write one or many things they can do inside this star.

In this writing worksheet, students write and draw pictures about what life will be like in 100 years. Students provide examples of cars, food, school, and more.

In this grammar and writing worksheet, student rewrite each of 10 sentences while making corrections. They insert upper case letters, correct use of plurals, and correct verb usages.

In this grammar and writing learning exercise, 3rd graders rewrite each of 10 sentences. They make corrections in the use of upper case letters, word usage, and the use of plurals.

In this reading / writing worksheet, learners use the Internet to read a story about ducks. They then summarize what they have read under each related illustration. Seven story elements are provided, along with one summarizing statement.

In this lion creative writing worksheet, students see a drawing of a lion, which is followed by blank lines. There are no directions given.

In this essay-writing worksheet, students are given illustrations of a bird, 2 snakes, a lemur (?) and a frog, Lines are provided for students to write an essay.

In this creative writing worksheet, students study a picture of a child in a snowy scene. Students read the first sentence which is provided, then finish writing the rest of the story.

In this writing worksheet, students see an untitled picture of Alexander Graham Bell's first telephone. Students write on the lines below the picture. This could be a story starter for an inventions story.

For this creative writing worksheet, students create an acrostic poem about volcanoes. Students use the letters in VOLCANOES to begin each line of poetry.

In this literacy/writing worksheet, students compose a book report. Students identify the following literary elements: main characters, setting, beginning, problem and solution. Students then compose paragraphs for each of these story...

In this writing worksheet, students print 4 rows of lowercase and uppercase A's. On the last row, students copy the sentence, "A bat can fly."

In this writing worksheet, students print 4 rows of lowercase and uppercase B's. On the last row, students copy the sentence, "Baby back rib."

In this writing activity, students read a story starter about a brown bear who has just been awakened from hibernation. Students generate the rest of the story and draw a picture.

In this writing worksheet, students read a story starter which asks how each color would feel if they could touch a rainbow. Students finish the story and illustrate their work.

In writing activity, students form 4 sentences that read, "Ursula sits under an umbrella." Students also color in an illustration of the sentence.

In this writing worksheet, students examine a full color picture of 2 children in a boat with tropical islands nearby. Students read the story starter and finish the story on the primary lines.