3rd Grade Writing Worksheets (by date, oldest first)

I love using this to support my early writers! I have laminated all of mine or you can simply put it in a sheet protector! Providing the letters on the page helps to differentiate it for students that need the support. This will help your students make sure they have all their sounds in their words!

Do your students need some additional supports with paragraphs? My students were having difficulty with developing ideas that were on topic. They would write, however the materials didn't align. So, I made this as a practice to identify what things go together.

What is included?

• 3 pages you can use as posters or visual introductions for introductions, supporting details and conclusions
• Paragraph orders - 5 cut and paste pages. Students will read the sentences, cut them out, and place them in the correct order.
• Identify introductions / conclusions (3 pages each with 3 paragraphs on each page). Student will read the paragraph and choose the best intro/conclusion from a choice of 3.
• Identify supporting details (2 pages each with 3 paragraphs on each page). Student will read the paragraph and choose sentences that support the topic sentence.
• Write a paragraph - Use the page of writing prompts and a hamburger writing template to practice writing a paragraph.

These resources can be used in direct instruction, small /large groups. I have attached it as a pdf, so you could project the pages onto your board and write. Please reach out with any questions: untilthepiecesfit2@gmail.com

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Do your students need some additional supports with expanding their thoughts when they are writing a paragraph? My students were having difficulty with developing ideas that were on topic & adding details to their writing. So, I made this as a practice to expanding their thoughts. (*this activity builds on my other writing packet which will be linked below)

What is included?

• While this is posted as a PDF, the first 11 pages were made as a way to begin discussions with your students. While you can use as posters or visual supports, I merely projected the pages onto my white board and we discussed the importance of our writings.
• 2 pages of matching - Each page has simple sentences students can read. They will draw lines from one side to the other to select the sentences that support one another.
• 2 pages of multiple choice - A sentence is provided, and students will select the sentence that supports it best from a choice of 4.
• Paragraph orders - 4 cut and paste pages. Students will read the sentences, cut them out, and place them in the correct order.
• Write a paragraph - Use the page of writing prompts to write a paragraph that has additional supporting details.
• Templates - Depending on the level of support your student needs I have included 3 different templates. The first is the hamburger, however adapted to support students in providing supporting details. The other templates are unlined/lined boxes.

These resources can be used in direct instruction, small /large groups. I have attached it as a pdf, so you could project the pages onto your board and write. Please reach out with any questions: untilthepiecesfit2@gmail.com

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Paragraph Practice - Identify introductions/conclusions, sort sentences, prompts

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Do your students have difficulty when asked to write? My students were overwhelmed by the thought of writing so we took a step back. It is important to remember to take time to plan, which includes brainstorming. This packet features 5 simple topics (cats, magical adventures, exploring a castle, recess, my hero) with thematic pages to help students consider what they know.

What is included?

Start by providing students with thematic pages to help them begin the brainstorming process. Select all or some of the pages & try to have fun.

Brainstorming pages:

• Simple questions to help students think about what they know.
• Brainstorming pages - Students are asked to brainstorm simple words about a topic.
• Drawing pages - Students are asked to draw a detailed picture about a topic.

Start writing using templates:

• Write a paragraph - Choose a writing prompts that aligns to the topic you chose. 12 prompts are included
• Question page - Designed to help students to choose their favorite information from their brainstorming
• Templates - Student can then organize their thoughts using the hamburger model.
• Final - lined papers for each topic/prompt.

These resources can be used in direct instruction, small /large groups. I have attached it as a pdf, so you could project the pages onto your board and write. Please reach out with any questions: untilthepiecesfit2@gmail.com

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Paragraph Practice - Identify introductions/conclusions, sort sentences, prompts

Included in this bundle are 3 of my favorite writing resources for helping students begin, write and expand their thoughts. These resources are interactive, with cut and paste, drawing and other activities.

1: Brainstorming and Beginning to Write Paragraphs

Do your students have difficulty when asked to write? My students were overwhelmed by the thought of writing so we took a step back. It is important to remember to take time to plan, which includes brainstorming. This packet features 5 simple topics (cats, magical adventures, exploring a castle, recess, my hero) with thematic pages to help students consider what they know.

What is included?

Start by providing students with thematic pages to help them begin the brainstorming process. Select all or some of the pages & try to have fun.

Brainstorming pages:

• Simple questions to help students think about what they know.
• Brainstorming pages - Students are asked to brainstorm simple words about a topic.
• Drawing pages - Students are asked to draw a detailed picture about a topic.

Start writing using templates:

• Write a paragraph - Choose a writing prompts that aligns to the topic you chose. 12 prompts are included
• Question page - Designed to help students to choose their favorite information from their brainstorming
• Templates - Student can then organize their thoughts using the hamburger model.
• Final - lined papers for each topic/prompt.

2: Paragraph Practice - Identify introductions/conclusions, sort sentences, prompts

What are teachers saying? I love the colorful anchor charts to focus on each part individually. I also love that I can teach and students can practice each part of a paragraph individually before putting the whole thing together.

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Do your students need some additional supports with paragraphs? My students were having difficulty with developing ideas that were on topic. They would write, however the materials didn't align. So, I made this as a practice to identify what things go together.

What is included?

• 3 pages you can use as posters or visual introductions for introductions, supporting details and conclusions
• Paragraph orders - 5 cut and paste pages. Students will read the sentences, cut them out, and place them in the correct order.
• Identify introductions / conclusions (3 pages each with 3 paragraphs on each page). Student will read the paragraph and choose the best intro/conclusion from a choice of 3.
• Identify supporting details (2 pages each with 3 paragraphs on each page). Student will read the paragraph and choose sentences that support the topic sentence.
• Write a paragraph - Use the page of writing prompts and a hamburger writing template to practice writing a paragraph.

3: Writing Paragraphs by expanding your thoughts and adding supporting details

Do your students need some additional supports with expanding their thoughts when they are writing a paragraph? My students were having difficulty with developing ideas that were on topic & adding details to their writing. So, I made this as a practice to expanding their thoughts. (*this activity builds on my other writing packet which will be linked below)

What is included?

• While this is posted as a PDF, the first 11 pages were made as a way to begin discussions with your students. While you can use as posters or visual supports, I merely projected the pages onto my white board and we discussed the importance of our writings.
• 2 pages of matching - Each page has simple sentences students can read. They will draw lines from one side to the other to select the sentences that support one another.
• 2 pages of multiple choice - A sentence is provided, and students will select the sentence that supports it best from a choice of 4.
• Paragraph orders - 4 cut and paste pages. Students will read the sentences, cut them out, and place them in the correct order.
• Write a paragraph - Use the page of writing prompts to write a paragraph that has additional supporting details.
• Templates - Depending on the level of support your student needs I have included 3 different templates. The first is the hamburger, however adapted to support students in providing supporting details. The other templates are unlined/lined boxes.

These resources can be used in direct instruction, small /large groups. I have attached it as a pdf, so you could project the pages onto your board and write. Please reach out with any questions: untilthepiecesfit2@gmail.com

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If you are teaching Compare & Contrast this is for you. Engage your students or child learn the process of compare & contrast writing with these worksheets. Great for homework, early finishers, homeschool, morning work, the practices are endless.

What's included:

• 24 Worksheets
• 48 Picture Cards
• 1 Poster
• 37 pages of work total

Here is the list of topics:

1. Bat vs. Bird
2. Boy vs. Girl
3. Brown Bear vs. Polar Bear
4. Car vs. Train
5. Cat vs. Dog
6. Cow vs. Pig
7. Donkey vs. Camel
8. Donut vs. Cake
9. Elephant vs. Dinosaur
10. Goat vs. Hippo
11. Gorilla vs. Monkey
12. Hedgehog vs. Skunk
13. Kangaroo vs. Koala
14. Mail vs. E-mail
15. Panda vs. Penguin
16. Raccoon vs. Fox
17. Shark vs. Whale
18. Sheep vs. Pony
19. Skyscraper vs. House
20. Squirrel vs. Bunny
21. Tablet vs. Laptop
22. Tiger vs. Lion
23. Turkey vs. Chicken
24. Zebra vs. Giraffe

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• Animal Habitat Research Writing MEGA Bundle

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Sequence of Events worksheets. Great for homework, morning work, homeschool, independent work, early finishers and more. There are 32 pages of work.

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List of Topics:

1. How to braid your hair
2. How to bake cookies
3. How to brush your teeth
4. How to build a sand castle
5. How to build a snowman
6. How to carve a pumpkin
7. How to decorate a tree
8. How to dye Easter eggs
9. How to fly a kite
10. How to get dress
11. How to grow a plant
12. How to launch a shuttle
13. How to mail a letter
14. How to make a banana split
15. How to make a bird house
16. How to make a cake
17. How to make a milkshake
18. How to make a pumpkin pie
19. How to make applesauce
20. How to make chocolate milk
21. How make lemonade
22. How to make pancakes
23. How to make popcorn
24. How to make slime
25. How to make a toast
26. How to make your bed
27. How to send a letter
28. How to tie your shoes
29. How to wash the dishes
30. How to wash your hair
31. How to wash your hands
32. How to wash your face

You might also be interested in these other resources:

• Sequence of events headings
• Sequence of events worksheets
• Opinion Writing Worksheets
• 384 CVC Words Pocket Chart SUPER Packet
• Compare and Contrast worksheets, Picture Cards and Poster
• CVC Middle Sound Words Pocket Chart
• 57 Story Starters Picture Writing Prompts
• Animal Habitat Research Writing MEGA Bundle

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Enhance your students' literacy skills with this comprehensive resource featuring 50 Fry Sight Words! These engaging printables are perfect for helping students build sight word fluency and can be seamlessly integrated into your Word Work Daily 5 activities or writing program. Ideal for early learners in Kindergarten and 1st Grade, these Fry's First Hundred Sight Word Worksheets are designed to boost reading, writing, and spelling proficiency. Don't miss out on this valuable tool that offers an interactive approach to mastering fundamental sight words - a crucial step in establishing a solid foundation in literacy.

The worksheets offer a diverse range of activities to cater to different learning styles. Students will engage in reading, writing, and spelling exercises, ensuring a well-rounded approach to language development.

What's included: 50 NO PREP activity sheets with activities including: Circle It Color It Spell It Fill in the word Write your own sentence

Words included in this pack are: my, no, not, now, number, of, on, one, or, other, out, part, people, said, see, she, so, some, than, that, the, their, them, then, there, these, they, this, time, to, two, up, use, was, water, way, we, were, what, when, which, who, will, with, words, would write, you, your, after.

All files are in PDF format.

It would be best if you had these programs to open up the files:

• Acrobat Reader or Acrobat Pro

Are you looking for a fun and educational way to inspire children to write during the fall season? Our Fall Writing Prompts Crafts are the perfect solution!

This comprehensive set includes a variety of fall-themed writing prompts and crafts that come in both color and black and white. Ideal for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers, this resource encourages children to explore their creativity and improve their writing skills while celebrating the beauty of autumn.

What’s Included:

• Color and Black & White Versions: Each craft is available in both color and black and white for coloring, Provides flexibility for different learning environments and preferences

• Fall-Themed Crafts:

  • Scarecrow
  • Pumpkin
  • Leaf
  • Basket of Apples
  • Apple
  • Sweater
  • Owl
  • Pumpkin Pie

• Engaging Writing Prompts: "My favorite fall story is..." "My favorite thing about fall is..."

Transform your writing lessons with our Fall Writing Prompts Crafts and provide your child with a fun and educational experience. Perfect for enhancing writing skills, stimulating creativity, and celebrating the fall season. Get your set today and watch your child's imagination soar!

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Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to keep children inspired to write during the summer season? Our Summer Writing Prompts Crafts are the perfect solution!

This set includes a variety of summer-themed writing prompts and crafts that come in both color and black and white. Ideal for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers, these activities provide a fun and interactive way for children to enhance their writing skills while celebrating the joys of summer.

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• Summer Writing Prompts Crafts:

  • Ball
  • Flip Flop
  • Watermelon
  • Pineapple
  • Ice-Cream
  • Swimmer
  • Surfboard
  • Clam

• Color and Black & White Versions:

  • Each craft is available in both color and black and white
  • Provides options for coloring and customizing

• Engaging Writing Prompts:

  • "The funniest thing that happened during summer..."
  • "The most exciting adventure I had during summer was..."

Benefits of Summer Writing Prompts Crafts:

• Enhances Writing Skills: Encourages children to practice their writing and storytelling skills.
• Stimulates Creativity: Combines writing with crafting to keep children engaged and inspired.
• Seasonal Fun: Summer-themed activities make learning relevant and enjoyable during the summer months.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for use in the classroom, at home, or as part of homeschooling activities.

Transform your writing lessons with our Summer Writing Prompts Crafts and provide your child with a fun and educational experience. Perfect for enhancing writing skills, encouraging creativity, and celebrating the summer season. Get your set today and let the summer writing adventures begin!

IN ADDITION, this resource includes a helpful tip sheet about "Child Development and Play Activities." Through this resource, parents will gain practical insights into how different types of play contribute to their child's overall development. The information sheet provides simple and engaging ideas for fostering cognitive, physical, social, and emotional growth through play. By incorporating these activities, young learners can develop essential skills while enjoying the fun and creativity that play brings to their everyday lives.

Are you searching for an engaging and educational activity to help children master the alphabet and enhance their phonics skills? Our "Alphabet Crack the Code Worksheets" are the perfect solution. These worksheets make learning letters exciting by turning it into a fun code-cracking adventure. Each worksheet focuses on a specific letter of the alphabet, offering four crack-the-code words that challenge students to use beginning sounds to decipher the words.

Our Alphabet Crack the Code Worksheets include:

• A-Z Coverage: Worksheets for each letter of the alphabet, ensuring comprehensive learning.
• Four Crack the Code Words per Worksheet: Engaging exercises where students use beginning sounds of images to find the corresponding letters.
• Interactive Learning: Encourages children to identify the beginning sound of each picture (e.g., an apple for "a", a bee for "b") and write the correct letter.
• Phonics Practice: Helps reinforce phonetic awareness and letter-sound correspondence.
• Fun and Engaging Design: Keeps students interested and motivated while learning.

This resource is ideal for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers who want to provide an enjoyable and educational activity for young learners.

It’s perfect for classroom lessons, homeschooling activities, or extra practice at home.

Boost your child's phonics and alphabet skills with our Alphabet Crack the Code Worksheets. Download today to make learning letters a fun and interactive experience!

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This five page social skill resource which is great to support students with conflict resolution and friendship difficulties to go through the process of repairing the relationship and moving forward. This document outlines and provides detail instructions with the following progress:

1. Acknowledge the mistake

2. Planning the apology

3. Apologise

4. Exit Gracefully

and additional key tips.

This is additionally a great foundation of self-reflection within the friendship dynamics.

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This handy resources gives you 40 journals prompts that are a great way to begin the week. Give these to your students while you get caught up on all the items that pop up after a weekend.

Prompts generally include a writing piece and a drawing.

Topics Include:

Summer Memories

Celebrating 100!

First Day of School

My Prediction

All About Me

Taking Care of My Teeth

My Goals

On a Rainy Day

Our Classroom

My Kite for a Windy Day

New Friend Interview

My Favorite School Activities

Autumn Leaves

My Wish on a Four-Leaf Clover

Be Thankful

Eating Healthy Foods

My Jack-o-Lantern

Signs of Spring

My Halloween Costume

Taking Care of The Earth

Harvest Time

All About Butterflies

Draw and Write About A Turkey

My Favorite Bug

My Favorite Winter Activities

My Flower Journal

Bundle Up

Taking Care of Animals

How I Celebrate

In Warm Weather

My New Year’s Hope

Someone I Admire

Baby It’s Cold Outside

What I’ve Learned

Martin Luther King Jr’s Dream

Classmate Award

Happy Valentine’s Day

Favorite Summertime Activities

How I Draw a Snowman

Swim, Swim, Swim

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1. Movie Watch Along - Focused on Characters - During/After watching the movie, students will describe some characters using adjectives and write about how the Once-Ler’s character changes from the beginning to the end

2. Characters Crossword Puzzle - Students will complete a crossword puzzle that is focused on characters (mainly from the book but can be done with the movie too)

3. Character Word Search - Basic word search to go along with the Lorax Movie and its characters

4. A Maze - A simple maze for students to complete of the Lorax trying to get ot the Truffula Trees

5. Describe the Lorax with Adjectives - Students will draw the Lorax and then give 4 adjectives to describe their drawing of the Lorax

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Watch Along to go with Dr. Seuss's The Lorax

This activity is a watch along to go with the movie The Lorax. This product is focused on the events in the story. Students will take doodle notes of what they see/hear. Then describe their doodle notes, and finally sequence the events in the correct order.

Doodle Notes: This is a great way to allow students to visualize what they are watching/reading. Instead of writing what they see, students "doodle" what they are seeing/hearing. This is also a great accommodation for students who might need support with writing.

I have also included an event bank if students need some more support with sequencing the events.

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What is in included in this product:

1. Movie Watch Along - Focused on the sequence of events - During/After watching the movie, students will use an event bank to sequence the major events in the story
2. Events Crossword Puzzle - Students will complete a crossword puzzle that is focused on events (mainly from the movie but can be done with the book too)
3. Lorax Unless Coloring Page
4. Students will create their own event to add to the story to stop the Once-Ler from chopping down trees. - They will draw and then describe their new event

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This is a watch along to go with Disney and Pixar's Finding Dory. The students will describe 4 characters using adjectives, analyze how Dory's character trait impacts the story, and how Hank's character impacts other characters in the story.

This is a great activity to help keep students engaged and focused as you watch the movie!

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Watch Along to go with Dr. Seuss's The Lorax

This activity is a watch-along to go with the movie The Lorax. This product is focused on the Once-Ler and Ted's point of view in the story and their attitudes towards the Lorax and trees. Students will take doodle notes of what they see/hear. Then they will talk about what point of view the Once-Ler tell his story in and give details on how they know this along with Ted recounting the story to his grandma and how they know what point of view that would be in. They will also then draw and describe how the Once-Ler's attitude towards the Lorax and trees changes from the beginning to the end of the story.

Doodle Notes: This is a great way to allow students to visualize what they are watching/reading. Instead of writing what they see, students "doodle" what they are seeing/hearing. This is also a great accommodation for students who might need support with writing.

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These are 3 worksheets that can be used to practice the parts of speech: Nouns/Pronouns, Adjectives, and Verbs. I hope you enjoy it. Please rate and review.

This is a collection of activities that can be done while watching the movie The Lorax. Each activity focuses on a different skill for ELA. These include Story Elements, Characters, Sequence of Events, Main Idea and Theme, and Point of View and Attitude.

These would be great for a fun Friday, connection from book to movie, and even an assessment for these different skills. I hope you enjoy it. Please rate and review.