Are you looking for some fun holiday classroom activities? Are your students reluctant writers?  Why not teach them to write and illustrate their own picture books?  Creating a picture book is a great elementary classroom activity to teach and reinforce story sequencing skills and a way for students to focus on building their own story elements.

Engage students with a fun writing activity this holiday season.  Students love to write their own stories and no matter what age kids are, they love to illustrate their narratives.

WHAT BOOKS ARE INCLUDED?

STUDENTS CREATE THEIR OWN HOLIDAY PICTURE BOOKS!

Here’s What You’ll Get With EACH Seasonal Resource:

• Story starters to prompt students
• Lists of characters to choose from
• Lists of settings to choose from
• Lists of conflicts to choose from plus “create my own conflict”
• Story planning graphic organizer
• 2-4 pages of black line illustrations for students to color and illustrate their story
• Author instructions to provide students with guidance as they complete the activity
• Teacher prep and instructions

INCLUDES HALLOWEEN, THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMAS CREATIVE WRITING!

WHAT TEACHERS LIKE YOU ARE SAYING:

“My students are having a lot of fun creating Christmas stories to share with their book buddies! Thanks for the resource!” – Lisa B.

“Great resource to use with my Creative Writing Class after school!” – Megan S.

“This is a fun activity for Halloween to keep students engaged!” – Reagan K.

“My 6th grade students worked with 3rd grade students on this, so that the younger students could make their own picture books. I thought at first that the older kids might get bored, but they loved it as much as the 3rd graders! Great variety of illustrations to cut out and put in the books, plot, setting, and character suggestions to use as starters. Excellent resource.” – Sandra T.

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