Writing Worksheets and Printables

Writing Worksheets That Capture the Imagination

Story structure, point of view, and character development. Metaphors, similes, and onomatopoeia. Grammar, spelling, and punctuation. The physical act of putting pencil to paper in a legible way. There are so many different rules and concepts kids must learn in order to become competent writers. And we haven’t even mentioned things like reading comprehension or the creative component that’s part of composition writing. No wonder many students get a little overwhelmed, anxious, and even a bit self-conscious when it comes to the writing process. Those students who exhibit one or more of these traits—or who are simply looking to get in some extra practise—will surely appreciate our writing worksheets, which cover all the literary angles. By accessing these hundreds of age-appropriate lessons and activities, kids can devote some after-school time sharpening whatever writing skills that need honing. When winter and summer breaks roll around, they can keep the creative writing juices flowing by selecting some of our writing prompts. For instance, during the winter, younger students can write a letter to Santa, while older kids can pen a personal essay about what they enjoyed most during the family’s summer vacation.