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November Writing Prompts for Fun – Creative Writing Prompts with Pictures

November Writing Prompts for Fun fall pictures will get even your most reluctant writer writing! These Creative Writing Prompts with pictures are perfect for Writer’s Workshop, Work on Writing during Daily 5, Writing Centers, Substitute Teachers, Fast Finishers, or made into writing journals! November Writing Prompts for Fun are useful for your ELL students as they offer a lot of writing support! Each writing prompt with pictures has three different sections where your students can choose from a few characters, settings, and plot choices. They can also choose all of them!

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November Writing Prompts for Fun Include:

✔️Friendly letter to a Veteran

✔️Blank Friendly Letter Template

✔️Fall Sentence Writing Sentence A Day

✔️How to Writing: How to Cook a Turkey

✔️Thanksgiving Menu

✔️5 different pick-a-prompts each one with a choice of:

• Writing Paper with Primary writing lines
• Writing Paper Plain writing lines
• Writing Paper with Drawing Box

✔️Blank page for kiddos to make their own PAP for a friend.

✔️Compare and contrast prompt with pictures

✔️Descriptive picture writing prompt

✔️3 different list-making prompts

✔️Challenge prompt (Write a story about whatever you want, but use all of the words)

✔️Funny prompt

✔️Opinion writing prompt

✔️What if (higher order thinking prompts)

➕PLUS!

✔️An editing checklist

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

The Pick a Prompt prompts each have 3 sections:  Characters, Settings, and Plots.  Each section has fun pictures that your students will choose from.  They can choose one or more from each section, then use those pictures to help them write a story!

Lots of different writing types are included in these writing prompts for fun!  List writing, compare and contrast writing (with a Venn diagram graphic organizer), opinion or persuasive writing, descriptive writing, sentence writing, and even a page for your students to make their own fun writing prompts for their friends!  This would make an excellent center, students could draw and label pictures for each section, or they could use stickers, stampers, or cut pictures out of magazines!  Your students will love these super November writing prompts for fun!