Show Don't Tell Creative Writing Worksheets | Print | Digital | Easel

One of the most important techniques a writer can master is learning to SHOW action rather than TELL the reader about it. Although many writers are aware of the importance of the technique, they are not sure how to accomplish it.

This lesson presents 5 easy ways to show rather than tell and provides students with exercises to practice what they have learned.

Your students will have fun learning to show rather than tell and in doing so will greatly improve their writing.

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"This resource is incredibly helpful in providing just enough structure for creative writing endeavors!"

"I actually used this for my own writing. I belong to writing groups and to quickly articulate "show don't tell" this resource helped me to describe it to other writers in my group. Thank you!"

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You can use this resource three ways:

1. Print the pdf and distribute the pages to your students.
2. Assign the exercise in Google Drive. Students can submit their work to you however you wish. (Google Classroom, email, etc.)
3. This resource can also be used in Easel by TpT™ to make it an interactive resource you can assign in your digital classroom. Click on the “Open in Easel” button after purchase.

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Using the Google Drive Resource will save you hours of time and reams of paper. Your students will learn grammar and usage the easy way.

The benefits of Google Drive Resources include:

• Share lessons and exercises one page at a time.
• Students can access the materials from anywhere they have access to their Google Drive.
• Students work directly in the file.
• Increase student engagement.
• Go Paperless. No need to use a copy machine.
• No printing is required; however, if you wish to print, it will look great!
• No lost assignments.
• Infuse technology.
• Readiness for college.
• Google Drive is completely free for teachers and students.

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I hope you find this exercise helpful.

Here's a related resource:

Create a Story Plan

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