Super fun Shark Week activities for kids!  Picture Writing Prompts will get even your most reluctant writer writing! This is a smaller, sampler version of my Writing Prompts with Pictures just for Shark Week, or as extra motivation for your shark-loving students!

Shark Week Activities are perfect for Writer’s Workshop, Work on Writing during Daily 5, Writing Centers, Substitute Teachers, Fast Finishers, or made into writing journals. Includes a writing checklist to help your students stay on track!

They are also useful for ELL students as they offer a lot of writing support!

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Included in Shark Week Writing Activities for Writing:

2 different picture shark week writing prompts each one with a choice of:

• 1/2 page color prompts with no lines
• 1/2 page black and white prompts with no lines
• Primary writing lines
• Plain lines
• Space for drawing

2 Newspaper Templates

• 1 blank
• 1 with Shark Writing Prompt

1 Would you Rather? Opinion Writing Picture Prompt

• 1/2 page color prompts with no lines
• 1/2 page black and white prompts with no lines
• Primary writing lines
• Plain lines
• Space for drawing

Compare and contrast writing prompt with pictures

• with Venn diagram writing space

Shark Animal Report Research Graphic Organizer

• Mini-Book for Publishing Research Report with both primary writing lines, and plain Writing Lines
• 2 different list-making prompts

The Prompts also come in “Strip” form to make it easy to use the picture writing prompts with your own paper or in student notebooks!

➕PLUS!

✔️CUPS editing checklist

and

✔️4 different choices of writing paper to copy onto the back of the prompts (or not)!

I hope your kiddos have as much fun with Shark Week Activities as mine do! Thanks so much!

If you like this product, you may also like:

✅ October Writing Prompts with Pictures!

✅ November Picture Writing Prompts

✅ Ultimate Pick a Prompt Bundle!

which contains ALL of my Pick a Prompt writing prompts!

❗Did you know that I also have Writing Prompts with Pictures for Younger Learners? You can check those out HERE!