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November Photo Writing Prompt Task Cards | Writing Prompts for November

November Photo Writing Prompt Task Cards | Writing Prompts for November

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4 WAYS TO WRITE | Pump up your writing with this set of 44 total illustrated writing prompts that make writing fun for your student during the month of November!

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?
• Election
• Veteran's Day
• Sandwich Day
• Daylight Savings Time
• Fall/Autumn
• Thanksgiving
• Being Thankful
• The 1st Thanksgiving
• Pilgrims/Indians
• Mayflower
• Football
 
Formats Include:
• Write a speech/thank you note / letter / set of directions
• Write a short story
• The 5 W's ( who what when where why )
• Give/list # of ...
• Draw/Illustrate
• Describe/Explain
• "If I..."
• Write about...
• Pretend/Imagine
• Do you think...
• Acrostic Poems
• Write song/rap
 
 
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Jessica T.

Great, easy to use resource for my students with significant disabilities.

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Kayla D.

I love the variety of prompts that are there.

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Ms Vs Specialties

Good resource.

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Holly Myers

This is a great teaching resource.

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Amanda S.

Loved this resource!

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susan W.

Always looking for writing prompts that my students will understand and these worked very well.

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Imaginative Instruction for Learning Differences

My students love these writing prompts!

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christine regal

Excellent resource for my students during this time. They were very engaged and loved it! Love photo prompts for writing

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Julie H.

Love this!! So easy to print and place in the student writing journals.

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Lisa K.

These were great prompts to use for a center.

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Marina S.

I was hoping there would be more visuals, but this did not really work well with my students.

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ashley wisenbarger

Great resource

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Corey M.

Great resource!

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Marjorie H.

a great writing resource

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Special Strategies

This is a good resource, however a little pricey for what it is

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Megan F.

Pictures are very helpful - no more excuses of "I don't know what to write about"

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Laurie H.

This was a great resource to make writing lessons quick and easy to plan!

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The Teacher Who Could

Great print and go resource for students to use independently during writing centers.

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Twyla Yeates

Great! Thanks!

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Tina T.

Super simple to implement, very complete. Thank you.

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Katie G.

Love this and the kids enjoy writing while using this!

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Blessed in AS

These were perfect to make m students think on a higher level - thank you!

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Jennifer Johnson

Easy to use.

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pickles

Thank you!

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Julia S.

Thank you very much!

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Michelle M.

Awesome! Just what I needed.

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Root and Bloom Learning Co

Great to get kids writing!

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Connie P.

This was great to have and super simple to use.

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Catherine H.

Thank for all your hard work, love it!

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Elizabeth R G.

My students love using these prompts to help them get started with writing.

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Chelsey C.

Great Resource!

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Jessica Hren

Love this!

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In the Land of Ed

Excellent resource!

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Sara S.

I really like this product! So nice to not have to come up with prompts for students to write about, haha!