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Summer Writing Prompts for 3rd and 4th Grade: Summer Writing Challenge

$10.00

48 reviews

This 30-Day Summer Writing Prompts Challenge for 3rd and 4th graders contains a variety of engaging writing material for your students. There are 30 different writing activities (2 sheets per activity, created to be copied back-to-back and bound into a writing journal, if you choose).

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Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download 

Pages: 73 PDF pages + Google Slides

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Summer Writing Prompts Challenge for 3rd and 4th Grade:

This 30-Day Summer Writing Prompts Challenge for 3rd and 4th graders contains a variety of engaging writing material for your students. There are 30 different writing activities (2 sheets per activity, created to be copied back-to-back and bound into a writing journal, if you choose). For a total of 60 writing pages, you will see the following activities:

  • 2 opinion essays
  • 2 persuasive essays
  • 2 descriptive writing activities
  • 2 narrative writing activities
  • 1 “how-to” essay
  • 5 journal prompts
  • 5 story starters
  • 2 recipes activities
  • 3 newspaper articles
  • 1 packing list activity
  • 2 book reports
  • 1 biography
  • 1 restaurant review
  • 1 autobiography

These writing activities are purposeful but fun. Students will find that completing all of them is challenging but rewarding. Some teachers choose to stretch the challenge to 60 days so that students have 2 days to complete each activity. I also reward my students with a pizza lunch party if they complete the writing challenge (for the summer challenge, I plan the pizza party during the first or second week back to school).

NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!

This product includes a digital option (as well as the no prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.

This PDF file contains 73 pages + Google Slides.

48 reviews for Summer Writing Prompts for 3rd and 4th Grade: Summer Writing Challenge

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  1. Nicole B

    Thank you!

  2. Nicole B

    Thank you!

  3. Lisa V

    Love these for writing groups over the summer!

  4. Lisa V

    Love these for writing groups over the summer!

  5. Bridie C

    These prompts are very engaging and are geared toward their lives! Thank you!

  6. Kristin P

    Great resource for summer school.

  7. Amy B

    I am using this as an at home learning project for the summer with my 5th graders. It corresponds nicely with the primary level edition. The prompts provide enough guidance to get the writing started but allow for lots of creative license and expression. I really like that there are a variety of writing modes to choose from. It has been a great summer resource to keep everyone writing with some structure and helping to keep skills sharp for all writing modes.

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