Writing Stories From Pictures. There can be one designated writer, or students can take turns. Each worksheet includes a fun cartoon picture, and a few sheets of lined writing paper.
Whatever type of story or stories you're writing, and however experienced you are, there's always room for improvement… it's hard to write in isolation, and sharing your work with other writers is a great way to get feedback and suggestions.
You can do a cooperative project by having one student act as author and another as illustrator. Or perhaps you have too many ideas and can't choose the best one? In this early reading worksheet, your child uses pictures as clues to fill in the missing letters to complete the story. You will arrange the pictures in whichever way you desire.
