How to Tell a Story With Writing Worksheets: Grades 2 and 3

You must have heard your child make up a story that has never happened, but you must have been impressed by their imagination in coming up with such a unique story, right? Children in grades 2 and 3 will learn how to write a story. As their imagination and creativity develop, children will also learn to master the skill of “how to tell a story”. 

It’s National Tell A Story Day and to celebrate this day while boosting your child’s writing skills, we have created a few fun activities in the below writing worksheets.

Storytelling skill doesn’t come naturally to children. They need to be taught through constant practice of reading stories together, having conversations, asking open-ended questions like, “then what happened,” and inspiring them to write new stories in the form of short sentences.

Also read: How can storytelling develop kids’ language abilities?

Your child will learn “how to tell a story” with the correct sequence of events as they progress through grades 2 and 3. Until then, you can give a little nudge in the right direction to encourage writing and telling a story. So here are a few writing worksheets comprising fun activities for your little one to enhance their writing skills.

A sneak peek of the list of activities included in the Free Printable PDF below:

Activity 1: Learn how to write a story

Activity 2: Write four sentences based on the given picture

Activity 3: Write a story using words from the word box and the picture

Activity 4: Cut the pictures and stick them in order to make a story

Activity 5: Write a story about your recent trip

Click on the image below to download the Free Printable👇.

Head over to byjuslearning.com to learn more about our Active Learning approach to Math, Language, and Reading for children between Pre-K and Grade 3.