3rd Grade Writing Prompts. Journaling helps children make sense of their sometimes confusing emotions, and it also helps them develop an appreciation for the arts and the power of language. Help your students go from an idea to a paragraph to a fully realized story with these narrative writing activities.
Looking down at a blank piece of paper can freeze up young authors, but these fun writing prompts give them a head start! Get third grade students' creative juices flowing with our writing stories worksheets. Journaling helps children make sense of their sometimes confusing emotions, and it also helps them develop an appreciation for the arts and the power of language.
Third grade writers have learned foundational concepts and skills and have had time to practice.
Writing is a powerful way for kids to grow more aware of themselves.
Write about your favorite birthday so far. Using a narrator, characters, dialogue, and descriptive details, your third grader's writing should show a story unfolding — including how the characters feel and respond to what happens. In these new writing prompts for third-grade students, your writers will make great use of their imaginations and creative spirits.