Early writing worksheets: turning scribbles into letters
Give your child a crayon and let him loose on these early writing worksheets to learn the basics of writing by drawing straight and curvy lines, tracing, connecting the dots, and coloring.
6th grade writing
In the first year of middle school, kids are expected to write essays and stories, share their writing, and compare literary texts.
7th grade writing
Seventh graders sharpen their writing skills by writing arguments, essays, research reports, and stories — and presenting them to the class.
8th grade writing
Teens forge their identities through writing — especially as they write opinion papers based on factual evidence.
5th grade writing
Paraphrasing, logical thinking, keyboarding, and more — check out the writing skills your fifth grader will learn this year.
4th grade writing
Fourth grade opens up a whole new writing world with compelling stories and research reports that have multimedia components.
2nd grade writing
Your child’s vocabulary is blossoming — and just in time, as second grade writing projects require more detail and nuance.
3rd grade writing
“More” is the word to describe your child’s writing this year: more research, more detail, and more facility with language.
1st grade writing
First graders learn how to organize and present their thoughts in writing — resulting in full paragraphs with introductions, details, and conclusions by the end of the year.
Kindergarten writing
Writing goes from zero to 60 in kindergarten, from tracing the ABCs and culminating in higher-level thinking skills like forming, organizing, and expressing complete sentences.
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