EL Civics for ESL Students

Writing Worksheets - Free Printables

by www.elcivics.com

These free writing worksheets can be handed out in class or assigned for homework practice. The pictures and images on the worksheets are used as writing prompts and are intended to provide an easy context for sentence and paragraph formation.

Baby Names - Write a list of eight names for boys and eight for girls.

Birthday Presents - What would you like for your birthday?

Calling 911 - When should you call 911? When shouldn't you call 911?

Camping Trip - The Gooden family is camping in the forest.

Describing People - Write one sentence about each person.

Employment - Types of Jobs - List sixteen different types of jobs.

First Day of School - The students aren't paying attention to the lesson.

First Job - What can Cindy do to impress her boss?

Shopping for a Grandchild - It is exciting to shop for babies.

Sports - Write complete sentences about people playing sports.

Things I Can and Can't Do - Write eight things you can do and eight things you can't do.

House Repairs - Three houses that need extensive repairs are for sale.

Money to Spend - You have $100,000 to spend. What will you buy?

Packing for a Trip - List eight things you should pack for your trip and eight things you shouldn't pack.

Parenting Tips - Write seven suggestions for raising good kids.

Parenting Worksheet - List things to say when kids are good and when they're bad.

Picnic - What items should you bring on a picnic?

To Do List - Write a "To Do" list of things you need to do this week.

Vacation Plans - You're going on vacation with your family. Where will you go? What will you do?

Copyrights to the pictures and photos on this EL Civics and ESL website unit belong to individual photographers. We have purchased the rights to use them. Do not copy the pictures and photos on this site. Permission is granted to copy any of the worksheets for classroom use. Contact Christina Niven at christina@elcivics.com. Please send corrections, comments, greetings and requests for new lessons. Copyright © Christina Niven, 2007.