November Writing Journal Prompts
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This book contains a collection of writing journal prompts for November. The simple prompts are ideal for beginning and struggling writers in Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2.
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*** American and Canadian (Australian) spelling included ***
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Cover page (page 5)
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Draw and label (pages 6-8)
- Parts of a turkey
- Contents of a cornucopia
- Pilgrim and Native American
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List writing (pages 9-11)
- Thanksgiving Menu
- Things pilgrims did not have
- On Veterans Day, we honor…
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How to / procedural writing (pages 12-17)
- How To Catch a turkey (with and without pictures)
- How To Cook a Turkey (with and without pictures)
- How Squanto plants corn (with pictures) / How to plant corn (without pictures)
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Writing prompts with pictures (pages 18-27)
- A turkey has
- I am thankful for
- On Thanksgiving Day, I eat
- The best dessert to eat on Thanksgiving Day is
- For Thanksgiving, my family and I (activities)
- The Native Americans can
- The pilgrims can
- The pilgrims had
- Soldiers (describing)
- I am thankful for our veterans because
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Opinion writing with pictured choices (pages 28-30)
- I would rather eat (green beans or sweet potatoes)
- The best place to live would be (log cabin or teepee)
- Best Thanksgiving food (turkey or ham)
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Opinion writing II (pages 30-33)
- Football is a fun sport because…
- Veterans Day is important because…
- Native Americans were helpful to the pilgrims because…
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Narrative writing (pages 32-37)
- Describing turkeys (sentence writing)
- Write a sentence to match the picture (boy holding out hand to turkey)
- Write a story to match the picture (family around the table holding hands at Thanksgiving dinner)
- Write a story to match the picture (Native American teaching a pilgrim how to fish with a net)
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Narrative writing II (pages 38-42)
- If I had a pet turkey,
- If I lived in a teepee
- If I were a pilgrim, my favorite chose would be
- While hiking with my family in the woods, I suddenly heard
- My favorite thing to do when the weather gets colder
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Acrostic poem (pages 43)
- November
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Letter writing to a veteran (page 44)
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Additional page with handwriting lines (page 45)
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Happy Teaching 🙂
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