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June and July Photo Writing Prompt Task Cards | Writing Prompts for June and July
June and July Photo Writing Prompt Task Cards | Writing Prompts for June and July

June and July Photo Writing Prompt Task Cards | Writing Prompts for June and July

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• Save money by buying the BUNDLE. • 4 WAYS TO WRITE | Pump up your writing with this set of 52 total illustrated writing prompts that make writing fun for your student during the months of June and July!

What are the 4 ways to write?
1. Stickers: Print the writing prompts on Avery Label 8163. Use as stickers in writing notebooks. Two ways to print are included. You will need Avery Label 8163*.
2. Projectables: Project the full size writing prompts on to any white board or interactive board for whole class writing.
3. Cards: Print 4 writing prompt cards per page, laminate, and cut. Attach and hold together with binder rings. Instant writing center!
4. Digital: using Google Drive™/Google Slides™, students respond to the writing prompt.

Read this blog post to see how to use these prompts in your classroom.
 
How could you use these writing prompts in your classroom?
• In a writing or ELA center
• Homework
• Early finisher work
• Morning work
• Put a few in your substitute binder
• ...so much more!
 
What will my students write about?
• Summer
• Spring
• June holidays
• Anniversary of first Superman comic publishing
• Egg Day
• World Environment Day
• National Fishing Week
• Anniversary of E.T. premier
• National Little League Baseball Week
• Flag Day
• Father's Day
• First Day of Summer
• Camera Day
• July holidays
• 4th of July
• International Joke Day
• Macaroni Day
• Video Game Day
• National Sugar Cookie Day
• National French Fry Day
• National Picnic Month
• Anniversary of Disney Land Opening
• National Ice Cream Month
• Moon Day
• National Junk Food Day
• Anniversary of first fingerprint
• Parent Day
 
Formats Include:
• Would you rather...
• The 5 W's (who what when where why)
• Compare / Contrast
• Use your 5 senses
• Write a short story / write a story
• Create a list
• Story starters
• Write a story titled ...
• Create a recipe
• Create and illustrate...
• Opinion and Explain.
• Have you ever...
 
 
 
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