Superhero-Themed Prompt Questions Creative Writing Frames

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This fantastic set of superhero narrative writing frames provide brilliant prompt questions with beautiful illustrations, perfectly suited for your children to answer, colour, describe, label and make up their own story about! A great way to get your children started on creative writing!

This pack is a great way to introduce narrative writing to your class. We include interesting questions your class will answer as well as wonderful illustrations they can colour after. These questions can be a great starting point to get your children thinking about narrative writing, as they could write a short story of their own superhero once completing the worksheets. Have your class complete their stories as homework or in the classroom.

This pack includes three versions of the writing frames to best suit your needs - one lined, one with narrow lines, and one blank. As well as this, you can download this resource in many different ways, including ink-saving, a cursive version to help introduce handwriting, an editable version, so you can really have full control and many more. Just click ‘More Downloads’ under the main download button.

All of our resources are teacher-made, so you can be sure they follow the curriculum as well as being engaging for your class.

Other narrative writing resources

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We have many narrative writing frames and superhero-themed content to fill your class with exciting activities.

What are some examples of narrative writing?

Narrative writing is telling a story. This includes a character, setting and what they’re doing, or, Who, What, Where, When, Why. When teaching this form of writing to children, it can help to have a WAGOLL. (What a good one looks like) Below are some famous examples of narrative writing.

The three little pigs. - This follows the three pigs (Who) as they build their houses (what)

Little red riding hood. - Follows Little red riding hood (who) as she walks through the woods to her grandmother’s house (where)

Lots of fairy tales are narratives, with the plot typically begining with "Once upon a time ..." and ending with "happily ever after."