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1st grade creative writing worksheet with prompts about a yes day, including spaces for realistic and fantasy wishes and a drawing area.
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Yes Day: Wishes and Drawing

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This printable creative-writing worksheet for 1st grade invites students to imagine a "yes day" and write wishes they would ask for—both realistic (snacks, movies, games) and fantasy (flying to Disney). Students also draw a picture of themselves on their yes day. Perfect for creative expression, imaginative writing, or a fun classroom activity.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Writing
Grade Level:
1st Grade
Updated May 2026

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