This paper reports a free English writing project conducted in a grade-3 class. The writing project yielded visible written works as data for examination, which helped teachers have better understanding of students’ learning. The teachers therefore could plan and provide appropriate scaffolding during instruction. From this project, both researchers and teachers found the value in classroom writing activities. Teachers and students also better understood students’ learning progress during learning process. In addition, students were motivated to advance forwards in writing by their visible performance on paper. Furthermore, there are two more findings: (1) the participating teachers change of attitude to the incorporation of the writing activity, and (2) the similar writing features identified in the written works produced by the beginning writers in this study and works by ENL young writers, seem to imply that EFL young learners could be given early opportunities to learn to write. Besides, there is another finding from the questionnaire that indicates the room for improvement for the writing activity. This paper reports the implementation, observation and findings of this free English writing project.