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46 Essay Prompts for Elementary Kids
Essay Writing Ideas for Elementary School Kids—
Journal writing is a time-honored pedagogical tradition, helping kids engage with their budding vocabularies, penmanship, and reading comprehension, all while getting to use their imaginations and process their own thoughts and feelings. In other words, journal writing rocks.
That doesn’t mean any ol’ journaling session is effective, however. If you just toss kids down at their seats with notebooks and pencils and tell them to have at it, they’re likelier to produce rambling absurdity than they are well-constructed ideas. That’s not to say absurdity and freedom don’t have their place, because they do – but that’s what free-writing is for, not structured journal time.
With that in mind, here’s a starter list of essay writing topics that give your student’s structured journaling time some direction. Use these essay prompts for elementary students to help kids get better at personal essay writing, learn to use those budding language skills, and express their ideas more effectively!
Excellent Essay Writing Prompts for Elementary Kids
- What do you like LEAST about summer?
- What’s your favorite day of the week and why?
- If you could be any made-up animal, what would you be? Feel free to choose something from mythology or invent your own creature.
- What is a good friend?
- What’s the best dinner you’ve ever had?
- A girl walks into a dark cave and hears a noise that sounds like the clinking of gold, followed by laughter. What is happening in that cave, and what would she see if she turned on the light?
- What is your favorite family tradition?
- What is your favorite dessert? Describe what it looks, tastes, smells, and feels like, and explain why you like it so much.
- What is your idea of a perfect weekend day?
- Have you ever ridden an animal (like a pony, horse, camel, or elephant)? What was it like and would you do it again? If you haven’t, what kind of animal would you like to ride?
- What do you like best about spring?
- What is the biggest apology you’ve ever had to give? How did you feel while you were giving it, beforehand and afterward?
- What do you like best about winter?
- If you could teach a classroom, what changes would you make compared to classrooms you’ve been in before?
- What would your ideal home look like?
- What is your bedroom like? Try to describe it in as detailed a way as possible: who you share it with (if anyone), what color the walls are, what the windows are like, what you have in it, and so on.
- What do you fear?
- When you have to face a fear, what do you do to help yourself be brave?
- Who is your hero, and why do you look up to them so much?
- What is the perfect pet?
- If you could choose to be any superhero, who would it be and why? If you prefer, you can just choose a superpower to have, and describe what it would be like to have it and why you like the idea.
- What does the future hold for you?
- How do you try to be a good friend to others? List the ways.
- What do you like better, giving or receiving presents?
- What is your least favorite food and how does it make you feel? Describe it with all of your senses (yes, even hearing!).
- What do you like best about autumn?
- If you had a perfect fantasy day, where you could do anything in the entire world or even in the galaxy, what would you do?
- When you get sad, what makes you happy? Use as much detail as possible.
- What would you like to be when you grow up, and why?
- What is your favorite color, and how does it make you feel?
- You wake up one morning and everything in your life is different, but you don’t remember it changing. What would you do?
- Are you a dog person or a cat person?
- What is your favorite activity to do after dinnertime? Why do you like this activity?
- When you help your parents or guardians out, how do you help them? What are your most common chores, and do you like or dislike them?
- What are you best at? Describe the skill in detail as well as why you’re good at it.
- What would your ideal castle be like? Describe its specific parts – such as the grounds, the rooms, the main hall, or the jousting yards – as well as the overall effect of the building.
- What is your favorite school subject and why?
- Do you like chocolate? Why or why not?
- What is the best present you have ever received?
- Do you prefer weekdays or weekends?
- How many places have you lived, and what did you like or dislike about them?
- What’s your favorite music?
- Are you excited to grow up, or do you wish you could stay a kid?
- Do you like writing? What would you change about journal writing time if you could?
- Design three essay prompts that you would give the students in this classroom. Why do you think these are good subjects to write about? (Think carefully – we may use these prompts this year!)
I hope you enjoyed these essay topics for kids.
More Writing Resources for Elementary Students
- 35 Essay Topics for Kids
- 15 Persuasive Writing Prompts
- Essay Writing Tips for Elementary Students
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Writing prompts for elementary students
Get youngers students writing with our writing prompts for elementary students. If your younger students need some visual inspiration, we've also included a few visual elementary writing prompts.
- What makes your school special?
- What would you like to invent?
- Have you ever broken something? What happened?
- What do you like to do when you're not at school?
- Have you ever had an imaginary friend?
- What is the best thing on the school playground? Why?
- Who is your favorite movie character?
- What are you really good at doing?
- What do you want to do better?
- What do you find annoying?
- How do you feel about talking in front of people?
- How do you feel about surprises?
- What superpower would you like to have?
- Write about something special you own.
- What is your favorite flavor of ice cream? What does it taste like?
- What will your grown-up life be like?
- What is the best art project or picture you have ever made?
- Imagine you invent a new kind of car in the future. What does it look like?
- How do kids learn to be kind?
- What happens when people can't work together?
- What makes a good friend?
- How do you cheer up a friend who is sick?
- What kind of gift is the best to give?
- What makes someone a good babysitter?
- Pick someone you love. What does that person look like?
Candy around the world
Minions for a week, flying carpet.
- What if you could bring an animal to school?
- What if you had a time machine?
- What if you grew up to be taller than the school?
- What if you were the teacher?
- What if you were a baby again?
- What if cows could drive cars?
- What if you could only see the color yellow?
- What if the president were a kid?
- What if you had a friend who spoke a different language?
- What if you lived in a swimming pool?
- Once upon a time, a child woke up as a turtle….
- The car stopped in front of my house, and a clown got out….
- Three friends went on a trip to the moon. The best thing about it was….
- Once, I rode a unicorn to school….
- My teacher came to my house for dinner. We talked about….
- One day, my mom and dad switched jobs….
- I was walking in the woods, and someone called my name. I looked down and saw it was a frog….
- A boy had a dream he was a pirate and woke up on a pirate ship….
- The teacher's necklace is missing, and only one person knows what happened….
- A new kid comes to school and says he is from 1900….
Writing Prompts for Elementary School Students
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Writing is an essential skill and an important part of elementary school studies. However, writing inspiration does not come easily to every student. Like adults, many children experience writer's block , particularly when an assignment is extremely open-ended.
Good writing prompts get students' creative juices flowing , help them write more freely, and ease any anxiety they may feel about the writing process. To integrate writing prompts into your lessons, ask students to choose one writing prompt each day or week. To make the activity more challenging, encourage them to write without stopping for at least five minutes, increasing the number of minutes that they devote to writing over time.
Remind your students that there is no wrong way to respond to the prompts and that they should simply have fun and let their creative minds wander. After all, just as athletes need to warm up their muscles, writers need to warm up their minds.
Elementary School Writing Prompts
- My biggest goal in life is...
- The best book I ever read was...
- The happiest moment in my life was when...
- When I grow up, I want to...
- The most interesting place I have ever been to was...
- Name three things you don't like about school and why.
- The strangest dream I ever had was...
- The person I admire most is...
- When I turn 16, I will...
- Who is the funniest member of your family and why?
- I get scared when...
- Five things I would do if I had more money are...
- What is your favorite sport and why?
- What would you do if you could change the world?
- Dear teacher, I would like to know...
- Dear President Washington, what was it like to be the first president?
- My happiest day was...
- My saddest day was...
- If I had three wishes, I would wish for...
- Describe your best friend, how you met, and why you are friends.
- Describe your favorite animal and why.
- Three things I like to do with my pet elephant are...
- The time a bat was in my house...
- When I become an adult, the first thing I want to do is...
- My best vacation was when I went to...
- The top three reasons that people argue are...
- Describe five reasons that going to school is important.
- What is your favorite television show and why?
- The time I found a dinosaur in my backyard...
- Describe the best present you ever received.
- Describe your most unusual talent.
- My most embarrassing moment was when...
- Describe your favorite food and why.
- Describe your least favorite food and why.
- The top three qualities of a best friend are...
- Write about what you would cook for an enemy.
- Use these words in a story: scared, angry, Sunday, bugs.
- What's your idea of a perfect vacation?
- Write about why someone might be afraid of snakes.
- List five rules that you have broken and why you broke them.
- What is your favorite video game and why?
- I wish someone had told me that...
- Describe the hottest day you can remember.
- Write about the best decision you've ever made.
- I opened the door, saw a clown, and then...
- The last time the power went out, I...
- Write about five things you can do if the power goes out.
- If I were president, I would...
- Create a poem using the words: l o ve, happy, smart, sunny.
- The time my teacher forgot to wear shoes...
- For prompts that ask students to write about a person, encourage them to write two responses—one response about a friend or family member, and another about someone they don't know personally. This exercise encourages children to think outside the box.
- Remind students that their responses can be fantastical. When the confines of realism are eliminated, students are free to think more creatively, which often inspires greater engagement in the project.
If you're looking for more writing ideas, try our lists of journal prompts or ideas for writing about important people in history like Martin Luther King Jr .
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50 Essay Topics for Kids
Hi friends! A while back, after I did a post of story ideas for kids , I got requests for essay topics for kids. I thought it was a little out of my wheelhouse, though, since I’ve never taught children. But then I thought, wait a minute…I’m married to someone who used to teach middle school English! So I invited Mr. Donovan to guest post today. Take it away, honey…
For these, I tried to think about 5th and 6th grade writing topics, but the truth is, most of these writing prompts would also work for kids much younger, and some of them would work for older kids. If you’re a busy teacher or homeschooling parent, I hope you find good ideas you can use.
While this list focuses especially on persuasive writing, it offers a wide range of subjects. I think many students will feel strongly about them since they know about them firsthand, and they may have fun writing about them. Some prompts may encourage students to try to persuade through the use of humor and personal stories, while others may lead them to compare and contrast two things or use logic and/or ethical arguments to support their points of view. Hopefully, their strong feelings will lead student writers to experience persuasive writing as an essential tool for their success.[spacer height=”20px”]
Personal Narrative Essay Ideas
- The three things I can’t live without are…
- In the past year, I’ve changed in the following ways…
- A close call I once had occurred when…
- My favorite hour of the day is…
- I once got lost for a long period of time at…
- One thing I love to shop for is…
- The best sporting event I ever attended was…
- Here’s a time that I was scared but took a chance.
- Here’s what happened when I tried something for the first time.
- The thing I’m most looking forward to this summer is…
- A decision that was very hard to make for me was…
- The last time I laughed really really hard was…
- A time I was really proud of one of my parents/siblings was…
- Describe a favorite family photo and the story it tells.
- One time when I was having dinner with my family…
Persuasive Essay Ideas
- Why It’s Important To Be a Good Winner
- How to Make Friends and Keep Them
- To Be Successful, You Need To…
- How to Disagree With Someone Without Being Rude
- The Best Thing About This School Is….and Here’s Why
- The Best Place to Live Would Be…and Here’s Why
- Why It’s Important to Set Goals
- How to Prevent Bullying
- Students Should Be Allowed to Learn At Their Own Pace
- The Best TV Show On Right Now Is…Because….
- The Best TV Show Ever Made Is….and Here’s Why
- My Favorite Superhero Is…Because…
- Why My Favorite Sport Is the Best Sport
- Students Should/Shouldn’t Have Their Phones at School
- Our Country Would Be Better If We Passed This Law
- No One Should Ever Watch More Than Four Hours of TV, Movies, and Videos a Day
- Why It’s Time to Remove the Penny From Circulation
- It’s Likely that Extraterrestrials Exist
- Taking Photographs of People Without Their Permission Should Be Prohibited
- Telling A Lie Is/Isn’t Always Wrong
Compare and Contrast Essay Ideas
- Baseball and basketball have both similarities and differences.
- Here’s what I would and wouldn’t be willing to do for a million dollars
- The biggest differences between winter and spring are…
- Ways I’m alike and ways I’m different from my parent/sibling are…
- Cats and dogs may be very different, but they’re also alike in some respects.
- My two favorite bands compare and contrast in the following ways.
- Compare and contrast your two favorite superheroes.
- My two favorite restaurants are different in many ways.
- Though very different, the sun and the moon do have a few similarities.
- While my two favorite classes have key differences, they also have much in common
- Skating and running have a lot in common.
- Parent teachers and classroom teachers are different and alike in many ways.
- Poems and stories have some similarities and some differences.
- PCs and Mac computers have less in common than you might think.
- The book and movie version of my favorite story have a lot of similarities, but they’re different in some ways. [spacer height=”20px”]
If you have other ideas for easy essay topics for middle school, let us know in the comments. And if you liked the list, please share them on Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter—we appreciate it, and busy teachers might appreciate it, too! Thanks for reading this, and have a great day!
– Gill Donovan
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This is a great list for home schooling parents and self-paced learners. Thank you for sharing.
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These are so great! Thanks for posting Mr. Donovan! This list can also be used to connect with grandkids. If I answer some of these questions about my own life, the answers will likely be something of interest to my grandchildren and wouldn’t it be great to have them write on the same topics for me to read. Thanks again for your experiences with young people that make greater connection possible.
Thanks, Jessie! Interesting take on the list! I suppose I could actually use the list to connect with my own nieces and nephews.
These are fabulous! I often simply want my children to practice handwriting, but I’m at a loss when they ask me what they should write. This takes care of two problems with one awesome solution! Thank you!! 🙂
Hi, Lisa! So glad you can use it in this way. Thanks for letting me know.
as a mom of three boys, I find the list insightful into the minds of kids.
Good to hear this–as I was working on it, I kept circling back to try to decide whether or not the subjects would appeal to kids. So thanks!
Having taught thirty-one years in elementary school (many of those years in 5th and 6th grade), this is an awesome list. I would have used some of these for sure. Teachers are the biggest thieves.🤣
When we had creative writing time in my class, I always wrote too. I wanted my students to know that I looked forward to this time. Teachers set the atmosphere. After a time, the kids quit asking, “How much do we have to write?” and instead asked, “Mr. Springer, can we write about this?” Giving students time to share is another key to putting a value on the written word.
Thanks, Pete Springer! As someone who taught 6th grade for a year, I know what a fine achievement it is to bring students to want to write in class and to feel comfortable enough to share their writing. Sounds like you taught some wonderful classes. Great to hear you’d have used these.
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Wondering which topic to pick up for your next essay? Essay writing is nowadays an essential task given to students of all grades. No matter how daunting it may appear to you essay writing allows students to build up a disciplined, logical and rational communication approach towards a topic. Before picking up an ideal essay topic, it is important for you to understand the characteristics of the essay.
What are Essays?
An essay is a formal piece of writing that may describe, analyze, argue, or present a writer’s opinion on a particular topic. An essay has three parts –
Introduction – It presents the essay topic to the readers. The last sentence of the essay is generally the thesis statement that states the writer’s perspective about the topic.
Body Paragraph(s) – There are generally one or more body paragraphs written in an essay which explain the topic introduced earlier in the introductory paragraph. The writer can provide examples, facts, and evidence to prove their points.
Conclusion – It presents a short summarized version of the essay and concludes what the writer expressed in the essay. A conclusion includes something for the readers that they may take up from the essay.
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An essay can be categorized differently based on its purpose, whether a writer wants to present their opinion, an argument, an explanation or convince the readers. No matter what type of essay you write you must be aware of the topic and to gain that knowledge you must research well. English essays for students are generally of four types –
Narrative Essays – These types of essays follow the concept of storytelling. As the name suggests, the writer narrates their experience in a narrative essay. There can be a number of fun essay topics in this category where you can explain bizarre incidents happened with you.
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Persuasive Essays – If you are a beginner in essay writing choose a simple essay topic for kids and follow the above-stated format for writing the essay. These types of essays are written to convince the readers about a particular idea or opinion of the writer. The writer needs to present a logical approach and support their arguments with facts and evidence.
Expository Essays – These essays provide a rational analysis of a topic. These essays can be argumentative, comparison-based or problem-solution based. The writer needs to include facts and evidence to support their arguments here. They do not involve the personal opinions of the writer but theories and facts.
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English Essay Topics for Kids
Do you know how important it is to choose an interesting essay topic? It can straightway put a good first impression on your teacher as they assess your essay. Moreover, it will be much easier for a student to prepare an essay if they topic intriguing for them. It’s time to end your search for Essay writing topics in English as we have brought you 50 best essay writing topics.
Our essay writers have brainstormed to come up with topics of English Essays for students and children that are not only informative but engaging.
- Should there be Wi-Fi at every public place?
- EBooks are better than Traditional Paperback Books
- My last Summer Vacation
- Internet usage should be limited
- Eating animals and birds is Immoral
- Christmas Eve with Family and Friends
- Global Warming is a Threat to Mother Earth
- How can You be a Better Friend
- Importance of a Value-Based Life
- It is Good to be Bilingual
- The Best Reality TV Show
- Why learning History is Important
- Can Clothes Define a Person’s Character
- Eating Healthy
- Music My Parent Like
- My Favorite City
- Helping Family at Home
- A View I Would Never Forget
- The Scene of a Bus Stop
- Video Games make you Smart
- Hobbies are Important for Everyone
- My Favorite Animal
- How Technology Has Affected Us
- Harmful Effects of Smoking
- How are We Affecting the Environment
- Why Kids Love Chocolate
- Visiting Zoo for the First Time
- Growth of Plants
- How Rainfall Occurs
- The Dessert I Like the Most
- Making New Friends at School
- Spring is the Season of Life
- A Noisy Evening
- Clubhouse of My Society
- School Picnic to A Village
- How Grandparents Play a Major Role in Child’s Growth
- A Funny Incident that Happened with Me
- Benefits of Morning Walk
- Value of Rivers
- A Fair at the Village
- New Year Eve With Friends
- Why Should Kids Learn Gardening
- Homework is Important
- Visit a Dentist
- Why Hiccups Occur
- A Machine I would like to Invent
- If I were an Entrepreneur
- My Favorite Job
- How To Help Animals
- Learning From The Globe
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How do I use writing topics in my classroom?
Do you want to inspire your students to write great narratives, essays, and reports? Check out these grade-specific writing topics organized by mode (explanatory, creative, and so on). Or search for writing topics that relate to a theme, such as “life” or “animals” or “family.”
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Explanatory writing.
- A day in the rainforest
- After-school games
- An important person I know about
- At the library
- Foods I don't like
- Friendly places
- Games I play with friends
- Games we play at recess
- Good things in my neighborhood
- How plants grow
- How to make my favorite dessert
- How to make new friends
- I like spring because . . .
- I like to make . . .
- I'd like to see . . .
- Insects, insects everywhere
- Learning to ride a bike
- My favorite food
- My favorite pet
- My favorite season
- My mom's/dad's hobby
- My new friend
- My shopping list
- Our clubhouse
- The biggest bubble-gum bubble
- The funniest zoo animal
- This person makes me laugh
- What I know about . . .
- What I know about an animal
- What I know about dinosaurs
- What I know about stars
- What I know about the ocean
- What I like about math
- What makes me laugh?
- What will I share?
- Who I will be in the future
- Who's at the zoo?
- Why I like to read
- Why I love to sing
- Words I think are funny
Persuasive Writing
- Don't litter!
- Things that would make my neighborhood better
Narrative Writing
- A day at the beach
- A special birthday
- Buying something with my own money
- Cooking dinner with Mom/Dad
- Eating lunch with my friends
- Going grocery shopping
- Going to the circus
- I rode on a . . .
- I'm happy when . . .
- Losing my teeth
- My adventure
- My trip to . . .
- Noisy times and quiet times
- Playing a game with Grandma/Grandpa
- Playing with pets
- Something funny that happened to me
- The biggest thing I ever saw
- The last time I cried
- When _ was born
Response to Literature
- A book I just read
- Some of my favorite books
Creative Writing
- A story about a holiday
- A trip on a rocket ship
- Dear George Washington
- Seeing the world through the eyes of . . .
- Sometimes I wish . . .
- What if I met a . . .
- What if I were 10 years old?
- What if I were someone else?
- What if toys could talk?
- What's under my bed?
Research Writing
- I wonder why . . .
- Something I don't understand
- A bicycle I'd like to have
- A day in the desert
- A great place to go
- A great treehouse
- A place I like to visit
- A sport I'm good at
- A trip on a monorail
- Activities for indoor fun
- Activities for outdoor fun
- Amazing facts I know
- An amazing animal
- Dancing to the music
- Having fun at school
- Helping out around the house
- Magic tricks I can do
- Making my favorite food
- My favorite baby-sitter
- My favorite board game
- My favorite teacher
- My homework place
- Our classroom pet
- Some things I like about the museum
- The best house pets
- The weirdest house pets
- Things that are hard to believe
- Things to do in the snow
- Unusual fruits and vegetables
- Water balloons!
- What I like about where I live
- What makes me special
- Who is beautiful?
- Let's help the environment by . . .
- Things I'd like to change
- A cozy spot at home
- A funny time in my family
- A great day with a friend
- A helpful person I have met
- A person who means the world to me
- A walk in the woods
- Funny things my pet has done
- My best birthday
- My favorite family story
- Putting on a play
- Swimming at the pool or lake
- When everything goes wrong
- Book characters I'd like to meet
- A dark hallway
- Donuts for dinner
- Something I wish would happen
- What if there were no electricity
- All about an amazing animal
Business Writing
- A cartoon character that I like
- A song that means a lot to me
- A special photograph
- A special, secret place
- A trip in a submarine
- An important time in history
- Building a fort
- Creatures that live in the ocean
- Creepy, crawly things
- Dirt bikes and skateboards
- Do I want to be famous?
- Doing homework
- Going to the dentist
- Gone fishing!
- How to stop hiccups
- How we divide the chores at our house
- I don't understand why . . .
- I'd like to invent a machine that . . .
- If I started my own business, I'd . . .
- Instructions for a pet sitter of my pet
- Let's help the animals by . . .
- Looking at the globe
- My favorite clothes
- My favorite form of exercise
- Pizza is . . .
- Staying at a friend's house
- The first day of school is the worst/best because . . .
- The rules we follow
- Things I see when I take a walk
- What I use a computer for
- What if I were the teacher?
- What is important to me?
- What it's like to use a wheelchair
- What my dreams feel like
- When I see nature, I . . .
- Why I like/dislike playing team sports
- Why my mom and dad are the greatest
- My school really needs . . .
- A day in the life of my pet
- A visit to a friend's school
- An excellent birthday party
- Discovering a new friend
- Getting my first pair of glasses
- Grandma's attic
- I'll never eat another . . .
- My best day
- My first school memories
- My most embarrassing moment
- Rings on her fingers
- Talk about being scared!
- When I did something amazing
- When I was upside down
- When the big storm hit
- If I wrote like the author of . . .
- A really spooky story
- Summer games
- What if we suddenly had to move?
- A game that meant a lot to my childhood
- A school field trip
- A toy I've held onto all these years
- A trip to a space station
- A typical lunch hour
- Can farmers grow enough food for everyone?
- Here's what a new student needs to know
- How I can change the way I look
- How I picture myself four years from now
- How I would define the word . . .
- I would have liked to have lived during this time.
- I'm principal for the day. Here is my schedule.
- I've done something that no one else has done
- If I could be someone else, I would be . . .
- My bedroom from top to bottom
- My favorite place
- My idea of a fun weekend
- My life as a . . .
- My participation in an activity outside of school
- One thing I want to do by the time I leave 8th grade
- Overcoming health problems
- The wildest hairstyle I have ever seen
- What a family member taught me
- What a house of the future might look like
- What I broke or lost that belongs to someone else
- A big hazard on the road
- A big problem in education is . . .
- A cool store
- A dedicated teacher or coach
- Dear Senator
- Discover nature
- Finally, a good assembly
- How could TV be better?
- Let's save _ in our schools
- My best class ever
- My favorite neighbor
- My favorite singer(s)
- Rights that kids in my grade should have
- The worst food I ever ate
- This really bugs me
- What's good about hard work?
- Why I deserve a larger allowance
- Why parents should be honest with their kids
- Why school fund-raisers are important
- Why weekends need to be longer
- A memorable bus ride
- A narrow escape from trouble
- A time that was just not fair
- A visit to a relative's house
- If I lived back in history
- If only I would have listened!
- My first concert
- My first friend
- Summer in a cabin by a lake
- The most fun I've had recently
- We couldn't stop laughing!
- We got caught!
- When I was lost
- A great book made into a great movie
- My favorite character from a book
- What if a book came to life?
- What this story means to me
- How _ came to be.
- Life among the cloud people
- Long ago and far away
- Meeting myself in the future
- Traveling west in a wagon train
- When the dinosaurs returned
- A job I'd really like to have
- All about an amazing place
- The most fascinating things I learned
- The tallest, the deepest, the longest, the biggest
- When I conducted an experiment
- When science took a big leap forward
Personal Writing
- The book that got me hooked on reading
- A day I will always remember
- A friend who moved away
- A great scientific breakthrough
- A person who changed history
- A personal habit I'd like to change
- A project I am working on
- A typical evening at home
- A visit with the doctor or dentist
- An invention that transformed the world
- Causes of a huge change in the world
- Coping with brothers and sisters
- Hanging out
- How a vehicle works
- How do people cope with constant pain?
- How I express myself artistically
- How it would feel to walk in space
- I admit it: I enjoy professional wrestling.
- I take some things too seriously
- If I were a superhero, I'd be . . .
- Is pollution a necessary evil?
- Is this love?
- Morning madness
- My craziest experience in a restaurant or shopping mall
- My dream car
- My first crush
- My first encounter with a bully
- My muscles were so sore after . . .
- My Web site
- Self-esteem
- Something this school really needs is . . .
- Sometimes, adults seem . . .
- The environment: problem and solution
- The hardest thing I have ever done
- The idea hit me like a tornado.
- The next wave of social media
- The toys I'll never give up
- Tools I will need in my intended profession
- We all make mistakes
- What animals can teach people
- What different colors mean to me
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- What do I worry about?
- What if school sports were dropped?
- What invention would I like to see in my lifetime?
- What it's like where I work
- Who knows me best?
- Why are crime dramas so popular?
- Why are some people so cruel?
- "Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal."
- A change that would improve school life
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- It's a rule, so it's right . . . right?
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- Let's push alternate forms of energy
- Putting my foot in my mouth
- The government should . . .
- What most drives me crazy is . . .
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- Why I deserve the job
- _ is like a boomerang
- A funny thing happened when . . .
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- Looking at pictures of family and friends
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- When I learned something difficult
- When I traveled to . . .
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100 Elementary Writing Prompts Kids Will Love
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No matter what grade they are in, kids will love these fun and inspiring elementary writing prompts. The concepts are appropriate for all grades, and they will spark interest in kindergarteners and 5th graders alike.
Journal Prompts for Kids
These journal prompts will appeal to children of all ages. Kindergarteners may write a single word or sentence with help from an adult, while older kids may write short paragraphs.
- What makes your school special?
- How do kids learn to be kind?
- What happens when people can't work together?
- What makes a good friend?
- What would you like to invent?
- Have you ever broken something? What happened?
- What do you like to do when you're not at school?
- Have you ever had an imaginary friend?
- What do you like about how you look?
- What is the best thing on the school playground? Why?
Question Prompts for Elementary Students
Kids of all ages love open-ended questions that encourage them to think about their lives. These question writing prompts work for every elementary grade:
- Who is your favorite movie character?
- What are you really good at doing?
- What do you want to do better?
- How do you cheer up a friend who is sick?
- What do you find annoying?
- What kind of gift is the best to give?
- How do you feel about talking in front of people?
- What makes someone a good babysitter?
- How do you feel about surprises?
- What superpower would you like to have?
Fun and Funny "What if" Prompts
"What if" prompts get kids to use their imaginations, an important skill for a writer of any age. They'll love these fun writing prompts for kids, whether they write one sentence or a whole page:
- What if you could bring an animal to school?
- What if you had a time machine?
- What if you grew up to be taller than the school?
- What if you were the teacher?
- What if you were a baby again?
- What if cows could drive cars?
- What if you could only see the color yellow?
- What if the president were a kid?
- What if you had a friend who spoke a different language?
- What if you lived in a swimming pool?
Seasonal Writing Prompts for Kids
Kids' lives change with the seasons, from the clothing they wear to the outdoor activities they enjoy. These writing prompts have plenty of natural inspiration:
- What do you do outside in the winter?
- Does it snow where you live? What do you think about snow?
- What do you like about autumn?
- What is your favorite fall food?
- What do you like about the season right now?
- Do you like hot weather or cold weather? Why?
- What does spring smell like?
- Have you ever jumped in a puddle? If not, imagine it.
- What do you like to wear in the summer?
- Pretend you are a tree. What happens to you as the seasons change?
Entertaining "Finish the Story" Prompts
The key to getting children interested in writing is making it fun and imaginative. These exciting "finish the story" prompts will help them practice their creative writing :
- Once upon a time, a child woke up as a turtle….
- The car stopped in front of my house, and a clown got out….
- Three friends went on a trip to the moon. The best thing about it was….
- Once, I rode a unicorn to school….
- My teacher came to my house for dinner. We talked about….
- One day, my mom and dad switched jobs….
- I was walking in the woods, and someone called my name. I looked down and saw it was a frog….
- A boy had a dream he was a pirate and woke up on a pirate ship….
- The teacher's necklace is missing, and only one person knows what happened….
- A new kid comes to school and says he is from 1900….
Descriptive Writing Prompts
Descriptive writing helps kids practice the skills they need to write expository essays and narratives. These writing prompts for kids can help:
- Write about something special you own.
- What does your bed look like?
- What is your favorite flavor of ice cream? What does it taste like?
- What will your grown-up life be like?
- Describe a beautiful sunset.
- Imagine you are walking in the woods. What is it like?
- Pick someone you love. What does that person look like?
- What is the best art project or picture you have ever made?
- Imagine you invent a new kind of car in the future. What does it look like?
- Pick an animal. Talk about it without saying what it is.
Opinion Writing Prompts
Making claims and forming opinions is important for becoming a critical thinker and mature writer. The key to inspiring great opinion writing is to ask questions kids care about:
- What makes someone a good teacher?
- Should there be school in the summer?
- What is the best time of day?
- Should everyone wear the same thing to school?
- Do you think cookies or muffins are better? Why?
- What makes a school a good place to learn?
- How can kids protect the planet?
- What kind of food is junk food?
- How old should people be to get a job? Why?
- What is a rule you think is unfair? Why?
Picture Prompts for Elementary Students
Picture prompts are a great way to inspire writing, especially for younger kids. These fun picture prompts will get those pencils moving. First, here is a set of prompts relating to dogs:
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- What if your teacher turned into a dog?
- How smart do you think dogs are? Why?
- If you could teach a dog any trick, what would you choose?
- What is your favorite kind of dog?
- What if dogs could say words instead of barking?
Next, here are writing prompts that can accompany this whimsical image of a boy flying in a paper boat:
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- Why do you think some balloons float?
- Where would you go if you could fly anywhere?
- Would you want to ride in a balloon boat like the picture? Why or why not?
- Do you think something like the picture could really happen? Why or why not?
- Who would you take with you on a trip in a floating boat?
Narrative Writing Prompts for Kids
Summarizing events and putting things in order help kids learn to organize their writing in a way readers can understand. Whether they're in kindergarten or 5th grade, these narrative writing prompts will help:
- On my last birthday….
- I got mad when….
- Imagine you had a pretend animal for a pet. How would you train it?
- Have you ever gotten lost? What happened?
- Pick a person. How did you meet?
- What happens in your favorite story?
- Have you been scared? What happened to scare you?
- Write a story about exploring an empty house.
- Imagine you find a magic key. Write a story about what you do with it.
- If you could spend a whole day with your mom or dad, what would you do together?
Poetry Writing Prompts
Creative writing lesson plans are a great way for kids to learn self-expression. These poetry prompts will fit in your lesson plan and work for any grade, although kindergarteners may need a little help from an adult:
- Write a poem about a thunderstorm.
- How do you feel about your parents? Write a poem.
- Write a poem in the shape of a cat .
- Have you ever had to stop doing something you wanted to keep doing? Write a poem.
- Write a poem about the color red.
- What is the prettiest tree you have seen? Write a poem about it.
- Write a poem using the letters in your name .
- Write a poem about how you feel when you are alone.
- What is your favorite holiday? Write a poem about it.
- Write a poem about your favorite food.
Inspire Kids to Write
While these elementary writing prompts work for all ages, it's also good to inspire young students with prompts for their own grade. For instance, 1st grade writing prompts should be all about fun, giving reluctant writers the motivation to learn. As children get older, the writing world opens up. They need a variety of 4th grade writing prompts for everything from poetry to descriptive writing. No matter what age kids are, inspiring them to write is important work.
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Descriptions - experience report.
- A celebration Festivals are celebrated on different occasions, there are birthday parties, Christmas parties, village festivals, etc. Describe how a party you attended went: What was there to eat, what was on the program? Did you hold the feast or were you there as a guest?
- Clean up Tidying up is a tedious job that has to be done again and again. But sometimes it can be liberating to clean out and get everything back in good order. What do you do when you need to tidy up?
- Visit Describe a situation in which you visited someone or received a visit yourself. How did the visit go? Was it a pleasant or unpleasant experience?
- That was really difficult Tell about a situation where you had to solve a really difficult task. How did you face the problem?
- My best/worst vacations Describe your best or worst experiences from the vacations. What was especially nice/worst about this particular vacation?
- A normal school day Describe a normal day for you. How do you get to school? How does the day go in your class? What do you do during the breaks? Make sure that you do not describe an unusual day at school, but an ordinary one.
- My birthday How do you celebrate your birthday? Tell about one of your past birthdays. What did you do? Did you have a party?
- My hobby Hobbies should sweeten our free time and ensure that we have a balance to our school day. Do you have a hobby that you practice regularly? What kind of hobby is it? Describe what you like to do outside of school. Do you practice your hobby alone or in a group?
- One is never bored with good friends. What would we do without our friends? We would probably be terribly bored a lot of the time. Describe what you like to do with your friends. What are your common interests? Did you do different things in the past than you do now? Do you have your friends maybe even met during a common hobby?
- The unexpected guest I was all alone at home when suddenly the doorbell rang. I opened the door and saw ... ." Continue writing the story. Who came to visit? What did the unexpected guest and you do?
- The adventure Tell about an adventure you have had. It can be true or fictional.
Feelings and thoughts
- Losing is not easy You can't always win. But losing is not easy. I'm sure you've experienced this at some point. Describe what happened to you when you lost once. How did it make you feel?
- Guilt When you do something forbidden, sometimes it feels good at first, but afterwards, guilt plagues you. Has this happened to you? What did you do to feel better?
- Furious with rage There are things that make you so angry that you can't think straight. What makes you really angry? What do you do when you're angry? What goes through your mind when you're angry? And what about when you calm down? Do you regret your reaction while you were angry?
- I have never had such fear before Tell about a situation in which you were more afraid than ever before. What scared you? What did you do to get rid of the fear? Some people are very afraid of spiders or dogs. Is there perhaps something you have always been very afraid of? What is it? How do you feel in a situation where you have to face your fear?
- Sparks fly We all have arguments. There are fights between siblings, friends, children and parents. With whom did you have your biggest quarrel? What was the argument about? What was going on inside you during the argument? And afterwards? Was there a reconciliation?
- Pity Compassion makes us human. When and for whom do you feel compassion? Why do you feel pity for certain people (or even animals)? What is pity actually good for?
- I had to show courage Tell about a situation in which you had to be brave. What did you do that required great courage? Were you proud of yourself afterwards? How did your environment react?
- Give comfort Sometimes we feel so sad that we need the help of our friends or family to overcome the sadness. Have you ever experienced a situation like this? What made you sad, and how were you comforted? Or maybe you have had to comfort someone before?
Fantasy essays
The Fantasy essays has much in common with the experiential narrative, but differs from it in one essential respect: in the fantasy narrative, the student is allowed to transcend the boundaries of reality . It is intended to represent a fantastic experience in such a way that it is although contains unrealistic elements , but does not drift completely into the irrational and contradicts the laws of logic in every sentence. Exactly here lies for many students also died particular difficulty of this type of essay : Quite a few overshoot the mark and get bogged down in stories that list a smorgasbord of fantastic elements in just a few lines (dwarves, magic powers, time travel, etc.) without building up a coherent plot. In this respect, it is important to incorporate the fantasy aspect into an otherwise realistic setting. Since this is often a great challenge for primary school students, one should only dare to tackle such a type of text at the entrance exam if one is a "professional essayist" and has received mostly good grades so far.
- If animals could talk What would happen if animals could talk? What do you think they would say? Would your pets perhaps tell you something very special?D
- The wish lamp On a hike you find a wish lamp. The spirit from the lamp grants you three wishes. What do you wish for?
- The life of a backpack You are a backpack. What do you experience? What do your days look like? Who is your owner? D
- The monster under the bedDD One night you find a monster under the bed. How do you react? Do you try to deal with the monster on your own or do you get help?
- My dream trip Imagine you could take your absolute dream trip. Where would you travel? Who would accompany you?
- ... "I sat there motionless and tried not to make a sound. But then it happened: I had to sneeze." Tell a story in which these sentences appear. They can be at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end of the story! Also put an appropriate title.
Discussions
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The Top 20 Best Persuasive Essay Topics For Elementary School
Even our youngest students are not immune from the pressures of essay writing. While it is good practice for their later education years, and for teaching them how to argue for what they believe in, getting them to choose a topic can be extremely difficult. The key to making this a rewarding and non-punishing experience for your child is to help them make it fun. Fun is definitely relative, but here are twenty of the best persuasive essay topics that can be used in elementary school:
- Should students be permitted to have their cell phones with them during class?
- The cafeteria is starting to serve ice cream as a dessert but only flavor will be offered. Write a letter to the principal explaining what your choice would be and why they should choose it.
- You want a friend to spend the night on a school night. Create an argument that will sway your parents to let the sleepover happen.
- Your summer vacation is coming up and you are going away with your family. You are only allowed to bring one of the following: coloring books, books, or action figures or dolls. Explain how and why you would choose.
- Should your family make the move to a large city or to the country?
- Which rule does your household have that you disagree with? Persuade your parents to reconsider their position.
- Your family won the lottery. What should the money be used for?
- Your class is burying a time capsule. What item should not be left out?
- Why should you be allowed to have your own pet?
- Vegetables should be grown by everyone at home.
- It is time for me to stay at home by myself.
- What field trip is the most interesting?
- Should we have homework every night?
- Why war is bad
- Should there be a ban on junk food at school, even if it is sent with your lunch from home?
- We need to save electricity. People use too much power.
- Math is way too hard. We should not have to learn about it at all.
- Should animals be kept in zoos or should they remain free?
- What has more impact - recycling or donating?
- It is better to live in the country than the city/ the city than the country.
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