This workbook contains 100 printable pages to serve as writing prompts for middle school students. Each page has a wildlife photo and a question to promote critical thinking, such as:
Where does dirt come from? /li>How does a spider stay safe?How does a leaf know what shape to take?What do you know about lady bugs?How does a spider learn to spin a web?How does a snake move along the ground?How does a turtle know when to hide?What tiny things might you find in the forest?Where do flowers come from?Are worms useful or useless?Why do things die?Do insects need to sleep?What is the point of walking in the woods?How are bees and flowers connected?How does a dragonfly fly?Is wildlife safe or dangerous?Why are some caterpillars hairy?What lives below the ground?How does a bee know where to go?Why do leaves turn brittle?What do you know about caterpillars?Why do plants hang towards the ground?What happens to a tree that falls over?Where does wood come from?How does a dragonfly find food?What is below ground?How does a bee learn to fly?Why do flowers hang toward the ground?Can flowers feel bugs?What causes leaves to fall to the ground?Why are there bugs on Earth?How is water different from air?How does a leaf float on water?Where does pond water come from?Where do rocks come from?And more...
And, if you would like more, then take a look at some of my other workbooks:
Interesting Writing Prompts for Gifted and Talented Students (4th and 5th Grade)Challenging Writing Prompts for Gifted and Talented Students (6th and 7th Grade)Engaging Writing Prompts for Gifted and Talented Students (8th and 9th Grade)Writing Prompts using Wildlife Photos - Enrichment for Middle SchoolWriting Prompts to Explore Gender (LGBT)Writing Prompts for High SchoolWriting Prompts about AngerWriting about NatureWriting about FlowersWriting about Emotions and FeelingsSummer Writing: 150 Writing PromptsExplorative Writing: Exploring Choices, Stress and Peer PressureWriting Activities for Women's History Month (Enrichment for Gifted Students)
