Differentiated Opinion Writing Prompts for Kindergarten
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These You Choose opinion writing prompts are a great way for kindergarten students to practice beginning writing skills and share their thinking. There are 50 different options, each with three differentiated levels included.
These no-prep opinion writing prompt pages can be used as a whole group activity, in writing centers, or as part of a small group lesson.
This resource includes:
- 50 different opinion writing prompt options (150 pages total)
- 3 differentiated versions of the writing prompts
- A writing conventions checklist for the classroom
- A writing guide page for your students
- Two optional writing journal/folder front covers (Titles: I Choose, Opinion Writing)
Students will learn to share their opinions using phrases such as I like, I prefer, I would rather, the best, more than.
Themes include food, community helpers, sports, animals, seasonal activities, hobbies, school subjects, and places.
There are three differentiated versions of the opinion writing prompt pages, which means this activity will grow with your students throughout the year. You can also use the multiple levels to differentiate the activity.
Level 1 – This version is a great introduction to an opinion writing unit. Students will write their choice to complete the sentence and then draw a picture to match in the space below.
Level 2 – A sentence starter is provided for students to write their choice and then extend their writing by giving a reason to support their answer.
Level 3 – Students are given blank writing lines for a free write response. Additional free-writing templates are provided for students who are ready to write more.
For more writing activities, check out:
⭐️ Write and Draw | Kindergarten Writing Prompts Year Long Bundle
