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Fall Writing Worksheets

Autumn: Illustrated Acrostic Poem Draw an Autumn scene, then write an acrostic poem about it. Start each line of your poem with the letter on that line. Or go to a pdf of the poem.	Fall: Illustrated Acrostic Poem Draw a Fall scene, then write an acrostic poem about it. Start each line of your poem with the letter on that line. Or go to a pdf of the poem.	Draw and Write: Fall Favorite Draw a picture of your favorite thing about fall. What is the best thing about this season?	Draw and Write: Fall Scene Draw and Write -- Draw a picture of a fall scene and write about it.
Fall Essay Write a short essay about Autumn. Write about what you like the most (or dislike) about Fall, and how it is different from the other seasons.	Autumn: Hello, Goodbye Write a poem about things you say hello to and things you say goodbye to when Fall comes. Start each line with Hello or Goodbye.	Autumn Senses Poem Write a poem about how Autumn affects your senses. The lines of the poem begin with: Fall looks like, Fall sounds like, Fall feels like, Fall smells like, and Fall tastes like.	Write an Autumn Acrostic Poem Write a poem about Autumn. Start each line with a letter from the word "Autumn."
Write a Leaf Acrostic Poem Write a poem about a leaf. Start each line with a letter from the word "leaf."	Pumpkin: Illustrated Acrostic Poem Draw a picture of a pumpkin, then write an acrostic poem about it. Start each line of your poem with the letter on that line. Or go to a pdf of the poem.	Scarecrow: Illustrated Acrostic Poem Draw a picture of a scarecrow, then write an acrostic poem about it. Start each line of your poem with the letter on that line. Or go to a pdf of the poem.	Fall: Write a Question for Each Answer In this worksheet, the student is given a series of short answers using autumn-related words. For each answer, the student writes a short question.
Write Ten Things About Fall A one-page printable worksheet. Write ten things about Autumn (plus one thing you would like to change).	A   U   T   U   M   N   Autumn For each letter of the word "autumn," find words and phrases that are related to or remind you of autumn/fall. Think of as many as you can.	Match and Unscramble the Fall/Autumn Alliterations Match the words to make fall alliterations, then unscramble the words to make more alliterations. Or go to sample answers.	Autumn: Draw and Write 3 Things Draw three things you might see or do in the fall and write about each of them. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet.
Leaf: Shape Poem Write a poem inside the leaf. Or go to a pdf of the poem worksheet.	Leaf: Perimeter Poem Write a poem around the perimeter (outer edges) of the leaf. Or go to a pdf of the poem worksheet.	Acorn: Shape Poem Write a poem inside the acorn. Or go to a pdf of the poem worksheet.	Acorn: Perimeter Poem Write a poem around the perimeter (outer edges) of the acorn. Or go to a pdf of the poem worksheet.
Write Fall/Autumn Alliterations Finish the ten fall alliterations, then write five alliterations related to fall. Sample answers: fall festival, lovely leaves, silly scarerow, caramel corn, squishy squash, pumpkin pie, fabulous feast, complicated cornucopia, heaps of hay, harvest helper.	Scarecrow: Fact or Opinion? Color the picture of the scarecrow, then write 5 facts and 5 opinions about scarecrows. A fact is supported by evidence and can be proven; an opinion is how you feel about something and is open to debate. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet (subscribers only).	Apple: Fact or Opinion? Color the picture of the apple, then write 5 facts and 5 opinions about apples. A fact is supported by evidence and can be proven; an opinion is how you feel about something and is open to debate. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet (subscribers only).	Pumpkin: Fact or Opinion? Color the picture of the pumpkin, then write 5 facts and 5 opinions about pumpkins. A fact is supported by evidence and can be proven; an opinion is how you feel about something and is open to debate. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet (subscribers only).
Turkey: Fact or Opinion? Color the picture of the turkey, then write 5 facts and 5 opinions about turkeys. A fact is supported by evidence and can be proven; an opinion is how you feel about something and is open to debate. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet (subscribers only).	Scarecrow: Job Application Answer the questions below to apply for this job as a scarecrow. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet.	Compare and Contrast Snowmen and Scarecrows Write some of the similarities and differences between snowmen and scarecrows. Or go to a pdf of the worksheet (subscribers only).

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