Description
Sequence Writing Prompts – FREE
My students are so successful at writing using these story sequence writing prompts! For this activity, writers use the 4 sequence picture cards to order events, then they can use the transition words and specific story vocabulary words to tell their story. Included with the color pictures writing printable is a “Good Writers” editing checklist reminder at the bottom of the paper. These prompts naturally differentiate your writing center. Even my most emergent, timid writers shine using them!
This download is a sample of my Sequence Story Writing Prompts You will save 20% by purchasing this SEQUENCE STORY YEARLONG BUNDLE
Included in THE BUNDLE:
6 each Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall story pictures to sequence with word banks (in color)
6 each Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall story pictures to sequence with word banks (black & white – cut and paste) NO PREP
Transition Word Cards
2 blank writing templates
Sight word reference printable
Writing checklist anchor chart (2 styles)
Hannelie Bergmann (verified owner) –
These story sequence writing prompts are just amazing and very helpful to use in class. We first made our own pizza and then use these cards to sequence our story before we did our writing. Thank you so much for sharing!! Luv it!!
jtorres (verified owner) –
Thank you for this wonderful FREEBIE! I used this file when launching informational writing. The transition word cards along with the picture cards made this activity more hands-on and fun for my students.
jenoleary10 (verified owner) –
Love these sequence writing prompts. Amazing visual for students to follow and guide their writing. Hoping to get more soon.
Deidre Clavin-Boyle (verified owner) –
Thank you Mrs. Winter’s these sequence writing prompts are perfect. The pictures show highly interesting events to keep my students engaged and want to write. This is perfect for all types of learners, and is so friendly to use for small group or entire class lessons.
Lynn Taylor (verified owner) –
Awesome resource! The students were able to make the connection to temporal words in writing. Students were also able to create vocabulary words to guide their writing process and the pictures added the “finishing touch” to their understanding of providing order in a series of events . Sequencing is an important skill for both reading, writing and comprehension.