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Spring Writing Prompts – Google Classroom™/Slides™ Distance Learning
My students love to write using these spring writing prompts! These prompts have a spring vocabulary word bank for each picture to naturally differentiate your writing center. Even my most emergent, timid writers shine using them!
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Included in this resource:
- 25 Spring picture prompts BOTH PRIMARY and REGULAR lined options
- DIGITAL prompts
- 2 blank writing templates
- Sight word reference printable
- Writing checklist anchor chart (2 styles)
- Seesaw images included to upload if you want
Each page has a very basic picture and vocabulary words students may very likely use in their writing. I believe the picture should be simple so students can use their creativity while writing. Students can use the printables for different types: narrative, informative, and opinion writing. My favorite part of these printables is the student checklist reminder at the bottom of the paper. I have also included a basic sight word list to post in your writing center to assist with those tricky words.
I believe students should be given choices as often as possible. To organize, I mount one on a file folder, tape the sides, laminate, and put copies in the folder for them to easily choose. With so many choices, this writing center will be engaging for months!
Johnna Allen –
A very well-made, thought-out resource! Great job!
Megan S. –
This was a great resource to use when I had a substitute teacher.
Samantha D. –
This is a great resource to use as morning work or for a writing center.
Rebecca S. –
Great no prep resource for additional practice of skills.
Barbara P. –
This product worked well for sub plans. Thank you!
TiredandTeaching –
These resources are clear, engaging, and effective. They support learning with well-organized content and creative tools.
Ashley Turmelle –
A great product to use when teaching daily writing.
Kim W. –
I enjoyed using this in my First Grade class. Easy to make and use.
Andrea C. –
This is a great resource! We have been using these in my classroom and they are a great way to get students writing.
Pamela C. –
This a great resource especially for students who struggle with writing, This resource provided the scaffolding I needed to provide my students.
Christine W. –
My students enjoyed these spring writing prompts during center time.
Catherine L. –
We added an extra writing page for each prompt and wow did the stories pour forth.
Ashley G. –
A great resource to use for my students. Loved the prompts, definitely fun and springy!
e D. –
Fun writing templates for home work usage. Very helpful!
Kristin Taylor –
My students loved this activity! It was a perfect addition to our unit!
Lori H. –
The students really loved these spring themed story prompts with pictures. I love the vocabulary boxes included! Nice resource!
The Constructivist Classroom –
My students loved this resource, they were engaged in the resource and it was easy to implement in my classroom. It was a great way to scaffold writing for my students.
Brooke W. –
These were so great for my writing center! Students were able to complete these independently due to the scaffolded words written on the side. I love that it not only gave them ideas on what to write about, but also how to spell those words.
Rhea Zanti –
Great resource, I absolutely love this to enhance my curriculum.
Melissa thompson –
This works great for my writing stations. I use them whole group as well.