Story and Writing Worksheet Maker
Make story sequencing and writing worksheets: number the pictures, map a story, write a comic, a postcard or a fact file. Starters and word banks help every child get going.
Look around without an account. With a free account, you can make 3 worksheets a month.
- Thousands of picturesChange the theme and every picture on the page changes.
- 11 languagesWritten for each language, not translated by a machine.
- Paper or screenPrint a PDF, or let children do it on a screen.
- Easy to save and shareKeep what you make and send it by link or QR code.
All 21 worksheets you can make here
Choose one to open it in the maker. Each comes in three levels where the skill allows, with new versions as often as you need.
Kindergarten
Story Sequencing: Number the PicturesLook at what changes in each story, then write the numbers in the boxes to put the pictures in order.
Story Sequencing Cut and Paste: First, Next, LastCut out the pictures on each strip and glue them on the line with the same mark, in the empty frames above First, Next and Last.
Write About the PictureLook at each picture. Write a sentence about it.
Grade 1
- Story Sequencing: What Happens Next?Look at each story's three pictures, then circle the picture below them that belongs in the ? frame.
Beginning, Middle and End of a StoryLook at the beginning and the end of each story and draw what happens in the middle frame.
Story Sequencing Sentences: Match the PicturesNumber each story's sentences in order in the boxes, then draw a line from every sentence to its picture.
Story MapPlan your story. Draw and write what happens at the beginning, in the middle and at the end.
Comic StripLook at each picture. Write what the characters say in the speech bubbles.
Roll a StoryRoll a die for each column. Then write a story with what you rolled.
Describe the CharacterLook at the picture. Finish the sentences about your character. The words in the box can help you.
Write a PostcardWrite a postcard to someone you love. Write their name after the greeting and your name at the end.
Grade 2
Write About the PictureLook at the picture. Use the word bank to help you write about what you see.
Write About the Picture: What You SeeSentence starters help you begin. The word bank names everything.- Write About the Picture: Your Own WordsNo sentence starters this time. Use the word bank and write your own story.
Animal Fact File: HedgehogFind out about this animal. Write one fact in each row of the fact file, then fill in the rest of the page with your own drawing or words.
Also on screenHedgehog Fact File: Circle the True FactsRead the choices in each row and circle the one that is true for this animal. Then draw where it lives and finish the sentence.
Also on screenHedgehog Fact File with a Word BankFind each true fact in the word bank and copy it into the right row of the fact file. Then finish the sentence at the bottom.
Hedgehog Fact File: Write Three SentencesRead the fact file. Finish the three sentences with facts from it, then write one more fact of your own on the last line.- Also on screenCompare Two Animals: Same and DifferentRead both fact files. For each fact, circle same or different. Then write two things that are the same and two that are different.
Also on screenWho Am I? Mystery AnimalRead the five clues on each card. Find the animal in the picture bank, write its name on the line and draw it in the box.
Retell the Story with StartersWrite what happens in each picture on its lines, starting with the word printed on the first line.
Ready to print in about a minute
- Pick a worksheetEvery worksheet in this maker is a click away, with a real sample of each.
- Make it yoursSet the level, choose a picture theme and click any picture, word or title on the page to change it.
- Print it or share itDownload the PDF with its answer key, or send children the screen version by link.
What children practice
- Putting events in order
- Telling a beginning, middle and end
- Writing sentences about a picture or an animal
Start with a free account
When you want to make more, one plan opens every maker and everything else on the site.
Free account
No card needed
- Make 3 new worksheets a month
- Download 3 PDFs a month
- Look at every template in every maker
Teacher plan
$69 a year, or $8.99 a month
- Make as many worksheets as you like
- Print and download without limits
- Save your worksheets and come back to them
- Share with your class by link or QR code
Questions teachers ask
Can I use this worksheet maker for free?
Yes. You can look at all 21 worksheets without an account. A free account lets you make 3 new worksheets and download 3 PDFs a month. The Teacher plan removes those limits.
Which grades is it for?
The worksheets here are made for: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2. Where a worksheet has levels, you can move it up or down to fit each child.
Does it make answer keys?
Yes. 9 of the 21 worksheets here have an answer key. The others are drawing, tracing or open tasks with no single right answer.
Can children do these worksheets on a screen?
Yes. 4 of the 21 worksheets also work on screen, where children tap, drag or type and see if they are right. They carry the mark “Also on screen” above.
Which languages can I use?
This maker works in English, Deutsch, Español, Nederlands, Italiano, Français, Português, Svenska, Dansk, Norsk, Suomi. Each language has its own words and school conventions.
Can I save my worksheets and share them?
Yes, with the Teacher plan. You keep your worksheets in your account, come back to change them, and share them with your class by link or QR code. Children need no account.
