Use this spring writing prompt for a fun activity that combines creativity, handwriting, and vocabulary in one.
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Spring is almost here! Help kids get excited about the changing season and practice a few skills while they’re at it.
Writing prompts are a great way to get kids to write and think creatively. They can be used as an open-ended activity or to practice spelling, vocabulary, or handwriting.
If you need some ideas for spring writing prompts, I put together a printable worksheet that includes 5 themes that fit the season. There aren’t any holidays mentioned, so you can use this all season long.
Use them at home with your kids – for fun or for homeschooling. Print them for your individual classroom or club. These are fun for all ages.
Writing prompt ideas
For this printable, you’ll find 5 writing prompts. They’re meant to be an inspiration to get you started, but here are a few ideas.
- I know that spring is here when…
- What are the first signs of spring where you live? Do certain plants start to appear first? Or animals?
- My favorite spring holiday or tradition is…
- Write about a personal family tradition, celebration, or activity. What do you do? Why is it your favorite?
- If I could go anywhere for spring break I would visit…
- Let your imagination go wild and plan the perfect vacation. It might be a trip to Australia – or maybe Mars!
- I’m planting a garden for spring and it will…
- Write about what you might plant, what you’ll do with your harvest, or how you might care for it. This is a great one for using the 5 senses.
- Spring means baby farm animals! My favorite is…
- Choose any animal and write about it.
This spring writing prompt printable has a light floral print background and lines for writing below the ideas.
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