Spooky Halloween Prompts
A collection of Halloween-themed creative writing prompts for classroom writing units.
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A collection of Halloween-themed creative writing prompts for classroom writing units.
A set of open-ended spring-themed writing/drawing prompts for young writers.
A bundle of 10 spring-themed writing prompts, each paired with a matching drawing page.
A set of spring-themed creative writing prompts asking students what various spring animals/objects (bee, eggs in a nest, bunny, snowman, cloud, butterfly, frog, flower, ladybug, snail, bird) might be thinking.
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.
Give early/new writers a low-pressure creative-writing activity: write what pictured characters are saying, building sentence-writing confidence and imagination.
Forever June Digital Design I am excited to introduce my St. Patrick's Day Worksheets! This fun and simple to complete activity is perfect for children from Kindergarten to Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3. This Writing Prompt Set also works perfectly for some Special Education Students, ESL classes, Homeschool Classrooms or younger children…
Enjoy some fun writing prompts as your students celebrate St. Patrick's Day!
Summer Fun Activity : Interactive Coloring Pages & Writing Prompts This resource provides a fusion of interactive and creative tasks designed for children in early learning to grade 3. Principally, it encourages learners to extend their creativity digitally.
Provides an end-of-year writing and drawing prompt for students to describe and illustrate their summer plans.
A short set of open-ended summer-themed creative writing prompts.
End-of-year writing and drawing prompt in which students express thanks and reflect on something special their teacher did.
Give students an editable slide deck with three Thanksgiving-themed creative writing prompts to choose from and respond to directly on the slide.
A set of Thanksgiving-themed write-and-draw prompts for young students to practice creative and personal writing.
Forget the socks and sweaters, this New Year’s, let your students give the ultimate gift: creativity! The "Best Gift for the New Year" writing and drawing prompt invites students to imagine the most perfect gift for themselves (or maybe…
A spring-themed, no-prep creative writing prompt asking students to imagine meeting a baby chick, paired with a companion drawing activity.
What’s the most exciting thing about the New Year? Is it finally getting to write the wrong year on everything for the next month? Or is it the tiny spark of hope that maybe, just maybe, this year you’ll stick to those resolutions?
Ever wondered what would happen if Punxsutawney Phil just… vanished? Well, now your students get to explore that very possibility! The Year the Groundhog Disappeared writing prompt is a fun and humorous way to get students thinking about…
Ready to have your students laugh while they write? The Groundhog's Secret Adventure Writing Prompt is here to save the day! Forget about the usual "spring is coming" routine—this prompt has students team up with a groundhog on a…
A low-prep spring-themed writing and drawing prompt inviting young students to imagine and describe/draw a magical garden.
What if your students were in charge of the New Year’s countdown? Would it include fireworks, confetti, or maybe a surprise appearance from a dancing llama?
A set of writing-prompt templates based on 'The Three Little Pigs' folktale, encouraging perspective-taking and opinion/persuasive writing.
Two open writing prompts - "How do you like to travel?" and a "Would you rather ride on a train or on a plane?" choice - each appear twice: once as a blank prompt page and once with a sentence starter already begun ("I like to travel by ___" / "I would rather ride a ___") for students who need more support getting started. Two further…
A single-page creative writing prompt asking students to use adjectives to vividly describe a humorous illustrated scene.