Interactive Writing Prompts for March

Published: Wed, 03/04/20

Hello

It's March, and while it's not quite spring yet, it is certainly coming soon! This week, we have had some intermittent sunshine here in southern Oregon and let me tell you, this mama is so happy to send the kiddos outside to play!

March is a great time to learn about all the variety of spring creatures that will be coming out to enjoy the warm weather. We've included a couple of the creatures in our March Writing Prompt Activity Pack!

March Themes:

My First Book Report
St. Patrick's Day
Butterflies
Frogs

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Here is a peek inside this fun March Writing Pack

How to Use:

Each writing prompt is designed to allow students to complete the activity independently. Students are asked a simple question and then given a writing template to follow in order to answer the question. The word bank contains any words the student might need to personalize the response. Students copy and write their answers on the shaped writing templates. Then, students cut out their writing and glue it inside their composition notebook.

What’s Included:

This pack includes 20 interactive writing prompts for beginning writers. It is recommended that students keep all of their writing samples in their own notebook. This will serve as a keepsake and a portfolio of work.

March Topics:

Read Across America (My First Book Report)

St. Patrick's Day

Butterflies & Dragonflies

Frogs & Toads

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Interactive Writing Prompt Bundle

These guided writing activities are perfect for your beginning writers! With fun, interactive designs, this thematic collection will engage even the most reluctant writer. Designed to keep the teaching-time to a minimum, each activity sheet includes a prompt or question, alongside a template and word bank. Students work towards writing independently with standards woven in. Your students will work on specific skills such as capitalization rules, punctuation, nouns, verbs, adjectives, commas, phrases, poetry, opinions, polls, comparisons, sequences and so much more! This set will grow with your students as each month builds new skills and accounts for growing ability. Best of all, students will cut and paste their writing samples into a notebook that will not only serve as a writing portfolio, but as a special keepsake for families.

Now Available:

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Themes: My Favorites, Spiders, Bats, Pumpkins, Monsters, Halloween Party

Kindergarten Writing Prompts for November

Themes: Voting, Veteran's Day, Heroes, Scarecrow, Squirrel, Fall, Thanksgiving

Kindergarten Writing Prompts for December

Themes: Hibernation (Chipmunk & Polar Bear), Winter Season, Snow, Christmas, Holidays

Kindergarten Writing Prompts for January

Themes: Snow, Arctic Animals, Polar Animals, Penguins, New Year, MLK, Winter Sports.

Kindergarten Writing Prompts for February

Themes: Groundhog's Day, Valentine's Day, President's Day, Black History Month, Dental Care

Kindergarten Writing Prompts for March

Themes: Read Across America (Book Report), St. Patrick's Day, Butterflies, Toads, Bullfrogs

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