Cat Craft: Letter C Creative Writing Prompt and Animal Research Activity

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Letter C week just got a little more purr-fect. Your students build Chloe the Cat, then write about what they would do if they were or owned a cat.

This cat craft gives your students a cheery letter C animal to build, plus writing prompts that turn it into a real writing project. Students make Chloe the Cat, research with the animal fact sheet, then write about what they would do if they were or owned a cat. It is a stand alone piece of my A-Z animal writing unit, so you can start with just 1 animal.

Cat craft letter C creative writing prompt cover

What is in it

  • Cat craft
  • Zoo keeper application
  • Guess my animal writing
  • If I were a cat writing, on primary and secondary lines
  • If I owned a cat writing, on primary and secondary lines
  • Nonfiction animal fact sheet for research

See every page in the Cat Craft preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Creative and opinion writing
  • Research with nonfiction facts
  • Cutting, gluing, and following directions

Where it fits

  • Letter C week
  • Pet and animal units, or before a zoo field trip
  • Writing centers and hallway bulletin boards
  • Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

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Ready to build a cat?

Start with just this 1 animal, or add it to your A to Z animal writing unit.

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Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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