Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts 3rd 4rd Grade
$4.50
You will love using these Would you Rather This or That Opinion Writing Prompts. These writing prompts will encourage students to use higher level thinking skills to reflect, choose and respond. These are a perfect activity to complete for warm-ups, bell work, independently in literacy groups, homework, extension work, and more.
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Spark Thoughtful Writing with These “Would You Rather” Opinion Writing Prompts + Bonus Slideshow Option! Encourage your students to think critically, reflect, and express their opinions with this fun and engaging set of Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts.
Designed to promote higher-level thinking and structured responses, these prompts are perfect for warm-ups, bell ringers, literacy groups, independent work, or homework. With print and digital options included, this resource fits easily into your daily writing routine.
Each prompt presents students with two choices—written and illustrated—and guides them to support their opinion with clear reasoning and written explanation. It’s a great way to build writing fluency, persuasive thinking, and sentence structure—all while having fun!
INCLUDED:
- 30 Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts
- Full-color and black & white printable options
- Digital Google Slides™ version included
- Each prompt includes:
- Two illustrated options to choose from
- “Reflect & Think” section: Students list 3 reasons for their choice
- “Reflect & Write” section: Students explain their reasoning in a complete paragraph
- Extra writing page for extended responses
- Cover page to assemble into a writing booklet
BONUS SLIDESHOW OPTION:
- Would You Rather PowerPoint Slideshow for whole-class quick writes
- Editable slides included to create your own custom prompts
- Great for projecting on your SmartBoard or classroom display
WOULD YOU RATHER WRITING PROMPTS ARE PERFECT FOR:
- classroom literacy writing groups
- morning writing warm-ups
- test preparation material
- homework writing assignments
- collaborative writing
- quick writing prompts
- paragraph writing practice
- extensions for GT, or accelerated learners
- substitute activities
- and much more!
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Jessie W. –
The perfect resource to practice opinion writing!
Mrs VanHorn –
My students love opinion writing! This helps them give their writing more purpose.
Emily A. –
My students loved working on these. It helped them use skills and strategies that they learned in class.
Heidi B. –
This resource has been our introduction to Opinion writing and the students have found the choices engaging. I like the simplicity and structure that they are learning. It we lead us to the next development in our writing.
Karla P. –
This was a very engaging activity to use in distance learning. I would use about 5 slides between lessons, super fun, and keeps the students discussing their choices as well. I hope to use this in person and will let you all know how it goes.
Laticia letty V. –
LOVE
Lindsay P. –
My students really struggle with writing, but I’ve seen an improvement in their ability to write persuasively using this resource! I display the question on the board and then have students write in their journal. I have them write their choice, then list #1-3 and write a short reason to support their choice. Then they have to write a 5-sentence paragraph. Sentence 1: restate the prompt with their choice as a topic sentence. Sentences 2-4: explain their 3 reasons. Sentence 5: Restate the topic sentence in different words. This repetitive practice with engaging prompts has boosted their writing more than other strategies I’ve used this year.
Donna D. –
YOUR RESOURCES ARE THE BEST!!!!!
Sixth Grade A. –
My students had a blast using this resource. It was so well designed and it engaged my students. Super easy to use. The pages were put together nicely and it wasn’t overwhelming to look at.
The Male 3rd Grade Teacher –
Thanks!
Jennifer S. –
My students love to discuss these writing prompts. Now, before we discuss their opinions, they have to write out their thoughts. The prompts are engaging and fun to write about, so my students do not put up a fight. I look forward to continuing to use these for the remainder of the year and years to come. My students actually beg and remind me that we need to do more of these prompts. Thank you so much!!
Learn with Lesli –
Thank you!
Marianne Vander Veen –
Students love this resource for when the finish early.
Carrie Youngberg –
A great resource.
Shirley G. –
Great resource!
Lindsey F. –
Fun activity for students to complete. They love the would you rather style questions.
Donita L. –
This was a great way to kick off my Opinion Writing unit! It was nice to give students a choice.
Passionately Promoting Positivity –
My kids love doing this when they finish their work early.
Andrea’s Oddities –
I used this resource to help my ELL students prepare for the ELPAC. The prompts are relevant and engaging. It also is laid out nicely on the page to help students write their choice and then their rational.
P Fuen –
My students loved these activities! Thank you 🙂