Recount of the Week
If you’re looking for a fun and practical way to help your students build their recount writing skills, our free printable Recount of the Week worksheet is the perfect addition to your literacy toolkit. Designed for Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3 students, this resource guides young writers as they reflect on their week and practise organising events in sequence.
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What Is the Recount of the Week Worksheet?
The Recount of the Week worksheet invites students to write about something they did on each day of the week. It’s a simple, structured activity that helps children:
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Recall and sequence daily events
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Write in full sentences
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Connect writing to their personal experiences
For each day, students are provided with a sentence starter — for
example, “On Monday ___” — to help them begin their writing. Alongside the writing space, there is room for students to draw a picture that represents what they did on that day. This combination of writing and drawing supports both literacy and creativity.
Why Use This Worksheet?
The Recount of the Week worksheet helps young learners:
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Develop confidence in writing recounts
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Practise using time-order words and phrases
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Strengthen their ability to sequence events
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Reflect on their week in a meaningful way
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Combine text and illustration to enhance communication
It’s also a great resource for weekly writing routines, journal sessions, or homework tasks.
Download Your Free Recount of the Week Worksheet
Help your students build their recount writing skills while celebrating the moments that made their week special. Download the Recount of the Week worksheet today and encourage students to become confident and thoughtful writers!
