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Kindergarten Writing Center Bundle, Beginning Emergent Writer Activities

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Great product for teachers who teach students with ASD, ADHD and ODD. These kids require a lot of choice, and this product allows them to take ownership of their learning.

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    1. If you are looking to setup developmental centers, such as blocks, story, math, writing, STEM, science, or art, in your preschool, kindergarten, or first grade classroom, this resource has everything you need to get started. It includes a set of 7 setup guides (one for each center) that will walk yo
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    These 7 writing center activities are my favorite ways to support emergent writers in my kindergarten classroom, but can also be used in preschool, first grade or homeschool. Use these beginning writer centers as an independent activity, writing station, morning work, choice time or for small group lessons. Each writing center can easily extend whole and small group writing lessons and offer authentic alternatives to worksheets. Just add some pencils and crayons and you are ready to go!

    When children visit the writing center, they try out many new forms of writing and express themselves through words and pictures. The writing activities offered here are intended to give children opportunities to practice fine motor skills, explore print concepts, apply alphabetic knowledge, and communicate their ideas with others.

    Read Writing Center Activities for Beginning Writers to see these ideas in action.

    These 7 Emergent Writing Centers include:

    • Draw it! Label it!: These 40 guided drawing and labeling activities can be used year round (10 for each season) in your classroom writing center. Each page illustrates a step by step directed drawing that is simple, easy and fun for preschool, kindergarten, and first grade kids.
    • Whole Class Journals: Kids come to school every day with stories to tell! These whole class journals are a great way for them to share these stories while gaining fine motor and emergent writing practice. The 10 topic prompts represent universal themes for preschool, kindergarten, and first grade children and include writing about boo boo’s, lost teeth, pets, trips and more.
    • My News: Kid have lots of news to share! Use this news writing template at your writing center to help kids draw and write about their outside-of-school life.
    • Trace and Lace Cards: These Trace and Lace cards combine two fine motor practice activities in one and are a great alternative to worksheets for preschool or kindergarten children. The first, a tracing activity, invites children to trace over the straight, curved, and zig zag lines contained within a seasonal shape. The second, a lacing activity, allows children to loop a cord through the holes and around the edges.
    • Thank You Cards and Letters: Teach children how to say thank you to families and school staff by using these simple writing templates for thank you letters and cards.
    • Dear Teacher Mini Notes: The Dear Teacher Mini Note templates were designed to be easily integrated into your daily routine and centers to increase the number of writing and fine motor opportunities you are able to offer your preschool, kindergarten, or first grade children.
    • Journal Writing: Journal writing is a great way for kindergarten and first grade children to practice their emerging writing skills while documenting their growth over time. These writing journals include lined paper (several options) with sentence writing cues in the form of a cute little caterpillar. Pages without the caterpillar are also included.

    ⭐Bonus!

    This bundle also includes a Writing Center Classroom Set Up Guide that shows you how to set up, organize and maintain your classroom writing center for use during independent practice and choice time. 

    What's Inside Each Writing Center Activity?:

    • Full-Color Task Cards to place at your center
    • Kinder-Friendly Writing Paper
    • Differentiated/Scaffolded Paper Options (see each preview for more info.)

    How Can I Use These Emergent Writing Center Activities?:

    There are many ways to use these writing centers.  You might try:

    • Writing Stations
    • Writing Centers
    • Choice Time
    • Free Play
    • Small Group Lessons
    • Whole Group Lessons
    • Early Finisher Task

    ✅Which Writing Skills Will We Practice?

    • Fine Motor Skills
    • Letter Formation/Handwriting
    • Written Expression
    • Drawing and Labeling
    • Letter Writing 

    More Kindergarten Center Activities:

    What Teachers Say About These Emergent Writing Centers:

    ❤️"This is such a great resource to help get you started and offers so many wonderful ideas to maintain this centre. I also really love how student centred it is and the format of these type of centres!" Chennaye S.

    ❤️Great product for teachers who teach students with ASD, ADHD and ODD. These kids require a lot of choice, and this product allows them to take ownership of their learning. Lara H.

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    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Use a combination of drawing, dictating, and writing to narrate a single event or several loosely linked events, tell about the events in the order in which they occurred, and provide a reaction to what happened.
    Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
    Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach.

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