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Writing Center Activities

Try each writing station. Read the mini-story, solve the word puzzles, and plan a tiny adventure. Use capitals, spaces, and end marks to make your writing easy to read.

Station 1: Word Workshop

Writers choose words carefully to make their ideas clear and lively.

1.Madison is making a sign for a lemonade stand. Which word is spelled correctly?

lemonaid
lemonade
lemonadee

2.Choose the best describing word: “A ___ puppy raced across the yard.”

fuzzy
because
under

3.Put these words in alphabetical order: kite, apple, drum.

Station 2: Sentence Fix-It

Every complete sentence shares a whole thought. Check capitals, spaces, and punctuation.

4.Which sentence is written correctly?

the rabbit hopped home.
The rabbit hopped home.
The rabbit hopped home

5.Rewrite this sentence with correct capitals, spaces, and punctuation: we found a tiny shell

6.Choose the end mark that fits: “Where did the blue kite go___”

Station 3: Story Builder

Read the short story, then use its clues to think like an author.

On Saturday, Eli took his red kite to the park. A gust of wind tugged the string, and the kite swooped over a low tree. Eli walked around the tree and gently pulled the kite free. Then he ran across the grass, and the kite danced high in the sky.

7.Who is the main character in “The Windy Kite”?

8.What problem does Eli have with his kite?

9.Number the events in the order they happen: ___ Eli runs across the grass. ___ The wind pulls the kite over a tree. ___ Eli gently frees the kite.

Station 4: Your Turn to Write

Plan a new mini-adventure for a kite. Include a character, a place, a small problem, and how it gets solved.

10.Write a three-sentence story about a kite having an unexpected adventure. Start with “One breezy day…” Include what happens first, next, and last. Use capital letters and an end mark for each sentence.

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Writing Center Activities

Writing Center Activities

Station 1: Word Workshop

Station 2: Sentence Fix-It

Station 3: Story Builder

Station 4: Your Turn to Write

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