The Magical Garden - Writing Prompt
A low-prep spring-themed writing and drawing prompt inviting young students to imagine and describe/draw a magical garden.
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A low-prep spring-themed writing and drawing prompt inviting young students to imagine and describe/draw a magical garden.
Prompt students to write and draw about an imagined spring scenario in which the wind blows their hat away.
A whimsical spring-themed writing prompt inviting young writers to imagine and write about a walk through a springtime forest, paired with a drawing section.
A spring-themed writing and drawing prompt about planting a seed and watching it grow.
A bundle of 10 spring-themed writing prompts, each paired with a matching drawing page.
A set of open-ended spring-themed writing/drawing prompts for young writers.
The rainy-spring-day question leaves the adventure open for students to invent. Discuss a setting and an action before writing, then use the companion drawing page to show the same scene. Students who need an idea can begin with a sketch and describe it orally before composing their response.
Provide a spring/Easter-themed writing craftivity and matching bulletin board display.
Encourage young writers with these fun seasonal and holiday photo prompts! Students study an engaging full-page image then let their imaginations run wild, building stories and making connections.
Spring Narrative, Opinion, and Informative Writing Prompts for Grades 3-5. This engaging resource provides students in grades 3-5 with narrative, opinion, and informative writing prompts centered around the Spring season.
The first activity page invites a written response about having a spring picnic; the companion page asks students to draw their own picnic. Use a brief oral rehearsal to gather details about the place, people, or food before writing, then have learners include some of those same details in the illustration.
Can’t decide between the cozy chill of winter and the fresh blooms of spring? Neither can your students, and that's exactly why they need Winter or Spring? My Favorite and Why. In this humorous writing prompt, students will declare their allegiance to one season or the other—and they’ll need to back it up with convincing (and probably…