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Preschool Writing Worksheet
Write your answer on the lines, circle the picture, or draw in the box.
Which one is in the picture?
Look at the picture. Tell who is here and what they are doing.
Use the picture in question 1.
Draw something you see in this picture. Tell one thing about it.
Look at the picture. Tell about it. A grown-up writes your words down.
Use the picture in question 3.
A drawing turns into writing at the moment a child can say what it is about and an adult writes those words down where the child can see it happen. That single act does more for early composition than any amount of letter practice, because it shows that speech can be captured. Preschoolers often hold a whole story in mind and answer a broad question with nothing at all. Narrow questions get much further: who is here, what are they doing, where are they.
On this page the child looks at a picture, names something in it, tells one idea about it, and draws their own version. Write down what is said in the child's own words, including the ungrammatical parts, and read it back pointing at each word. Resist finishing the sentence for them. A pause is usually a child assembling something, and the version they produce themselves is the one they will want to read again.
Head Start ELOF standard: P-LC 5, W.K.3
Looking at the child with the umbrella, say who is here and what they do: the girl opens the umbrella. An adult writes those five words under the drawing while the child watches.
Naming one object and stopping, without saying what it is doing or what is happening to it.
Answer three small questions: who or what, doing what, and where.
Naming one object and stopping, without saying what it is doing or what is happening to it.
Answer three small questions: who or what, doing what, and where.
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