Engage Students with How-To Writing Prompts Using First, Next, Then, and Last

Discover an exciting way to nurture your students' writing skills while fostering their ability to sequence events. This comprehensive collection of "How-To" writing prompts empowers students to describe a wide range of activities using the sequential structure of first, next, then, and last. This resource is a valuable asset throughout the year, both in print and digital formats.

Key Features:

Interactive Writing Prompts: Immerse your students in the art of procedural writing with a large assortment of engaging prompts. These prompts encompass various topics, allowing students to write about familiar experiences and learn the significance of sequencing.

Versatile Learning: Whether in the classroom or during remote learning via Google Classroom, our product's digital overlay ensures a seamless learning experience. Foster independence as students grasp the concept of order and organization.

Seasonal Adaptability: From snowman-building during winter to lemonade-making in summer, our prompts span every season. With this array of "how-to" topics, students can explore events that resonate with their lives year-round.

Enhanced Creativity: Each prompt comes with primary and secondary lined paper, encouraging students to express their ideas clearly and creatively. Watch as their writing flourishes!

Sample Prompts:

How to Make a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich How to Set the Table How to Get Ready for School How to Make Cookies How to Make Popcorn ... and much more!

Customization Options:

Personalize learning by creating your own "How To" prompts with our blank templates. Let students tap into their creativity while practicing structured writing.

Mini Books with Sequence Illustrations:

Elevate the learning experience with mini books that allow students to sequence events and illustrate each step. To explore this format, check out our How To Mini Books using First-Next-Then-Last

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Here is a list of How to Topics you will receive:

*How to Make A Smoothie

*How to Build a Snowman

*How to Make a Paper Snowflake

*How to Make a Bed

*How to Clean Your Room

*How to Make a Jack-O-Lantern

*How to Go Trick or Treat

*How to Play Football

*How to Play Soccer

*How to Play Basketball

*How to Play Baseball

*How to Bowl

*How to Rake Leaves

*How to Cook a Turkey

*How to Wrap a Present

*How to Decorate a Christmas Tree

*How to Make Hot Chocolate

*How to Make a Valentine

*How to Catch a Leprechaun

*How to Decorate Easter Eggs

*How to Recycle

*How to Plant Seeds

*How to Make Lemonade

*How to Build a Sandcastle

*How to Make S'mores

*How to Make A Paper Airplane

*How to Fly a Kite

*How to Make a Cake

*How to Make Pizza

*How to Wash Hands

*How to Brush Your Teeth

*How to Tie Shoes

*How to Ride Your Bike

*How to Play Hide and Seek

*How to Play Hopscotch

*How to Blow A Bubble

*How to Be A Good Friend

How to (Blank templates) Create your own How To

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Engage students with this set of "How To" Mini-Books - Perfect for All Seasons!

Looking for a creative way to enhance your students' writing skills while encouraging them to explore their interests? These comprehensive "How To" mini-books are the answer! They provide a wonderful opportunity for students to craft step-by-step guides using the sequence words "first," "next," "then," and "last." This activity not only empowers them to write about familiar topics but also helps them master the art of organizing events logically.

What's New - Summer 2024 Update! This resource was just revamped to offer even more value. Alongside an expanded collection of writing prompts, you now have the flexibility to choose between primary or secondary lined paper. A "materials needed" page option for your booklets has also been added for making preparation a breeze.

Product Highlights:

• 125 pages of captivating "How To" mini-books for year-round use.
• Dive into a plethora of topics, from making delicious treats like Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches and Muffins to fun activities like Building a Snowman and Flying a Kite.
• Seamlessly adaptable to different seasons, ensuring your students always have relevant writing prompts.

Whether it's the culinary arts, sports, seasonal activities, or life skills, our mini-books cover a diverse range of topics that captivate students' imaginations.

Empower Your Classroom with "How To" Mini-Books:

• Encourages critical thinking and logical sequencing.
• Boosts writing skills through creative expression.
• Aligns with Common Core standards for high-quality learning experiences.

You will receive the following:

*How to Make a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich

*How to Set the Table

*How to Get Ready for School

*How to Make Cookies

*How to Make Muffins

*How to Make Popcorn

*How to Make Pancakes

*How to Make Tacos

*How to Make A Smoothie

*How to Build a Snowman

*How to Make a Paper Snowflake

*How to Make a Bed

*How to Clean Your Room

*How to Make a Jack-O-Lantern

*How to Go Trick or Treat

*How to Play Football

*How to Play Soccer

*How to Play Basketball

*How to Play Baseball

*How to Bowl

*How to Rake Leaves

*How to Cook a Turkey

*How to Wrap a Present

*How to Decorate a Christmas Tree

*How to Make Hot Chocolate

*How to Make a Valentine

*How to Catch a Leprechaun

*How to Decorate Easter Eggs

*How to Recycle

*How to Plant Seeds

*How to Make Lemonade

*How to Build a Sandcastle

*How to Make S'mores

*How to Make A Paper Airplane

*How to Fly a Kite

*How to Make a Cake

*How to Make Pizza

*How to Wash Hands

*How to Brush Your Teeth

*How to Tie Shoes

*How to Ride Your Bike

*How to Play Hide and Seek

*How to Play Hopscotch

*How to Blow A Bubble

*How to Be A Good Friend

and many more!

How to (Blank templates) Create your own How To

If you would like to have your students complete these "How To"

sequencing events on a writing prompt on a single page without drawing illustrations, please see the following link:

How To Writing Prompts using First-Next-Then-Last

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