Find 25 free spring writing prompts to get your kids’ creative juices flowing. And don’t forget to download the free printable!
Do your kids love writing fun stories?
Are you looking for more fun and creative ways to get your kids’ creative writing juices flowing?
Are you at a loss for fun Spring writing prompts?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’ve come to the right place!
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First, Check Out Our Free Spring Writing Prompts Printable
Before you read further about spring writing prompts, we’d like to let you know about our featured free download: the Spring Writing Prompts printable. It’s absolutely free, and is a ready-to-go writing activity for your kids.
When you download the free printable, you’ll receive cute pages with images and lines. Simply print them out and hand them to their kids. They’ll use the images and their imagination to construct spring-themed stories.
They’ll love it! So go ahead and click the button to download them for free.
25 Spring-Themed Writing Prompts
Trying to get some ideas for spring-themed writing prompts? How about one of these?
1. Create a poem inspired by your favorite spring flower. Think about how the flower makes you feel and what it could represent.
2. What is your favorite outdoor activity in the spring? Why?
3. Describe the life journey of a flower growing up from a seed to full bloom.
4. Write about how animals prepare for springtime and any changes they make as the season starts.
5. Create an imaginary world where every month is spring. What is good about it? What could be negative about it?
6. Draw and write about how animals might celebrate the arrival of warm weather after months of cold temperatures. Are there any animals that wouldn’t want to celebrate?
7. Imagine that there are no rules outside during spring break. What would you do first? What could go wrong?
8. How does nature change when winter ends and spring begins? Write a poem describing the changes.
9 .Write a story about someone using the power of imagination to create something magical on a sunny day outdoors during springtime.
10. Brainstorm ideas for fun activities to do with family members this upcoming Spring Break. Then write about one activity.
11. Write an ode to your favorite plant that only grows during certain parts of Spring (we love sunflowers!).
12. What did baby birds learn from their parents before flying away into the sky at the end of Spring? Write about it!
13. Describe what happens when rain falls onto flowers in bloom. Make sure to use figurative language such as similes.
14 .If you could create a new holiday during the spring, what would it involve?
15. Describe the feeling of a warm breeze on your face as you take a walk during the first few days of spring. What does it make you think of?
16. Write an imaginary scene where flowers come to life and tell stories
17. What’s the best thing about going outside in the springtime? Is it the sun? The breeze? The freedom?
18. Write a story about an adventure that takes place in a magical garden during the spring. Make sure to include a problem and solution.
19. Describe the sounds and smells of a spring morning. Write a poem.
20. It’s time for spring cleaning. Create a how-to article for someone looking for help with their own spring cleaning.
21. Write about what you did on Spring Break. Focus on only one important event of your Spring Break!
22. Write a short story about a kid who went to the doctor and was diagnosed with spring fever.
23. Spring is when the Easter Bunny comes. Write about what you hope the Easter Bunny puts in your basket.
24. Use “April showers bring…” as the first line in a poem.
25. Write a persuasive essay about which is better: spring or winter? (Hey, some people miss winter when it’s over!)
Download the Free Spring Writing Prompts Printable
Want the hard work done for you? Want the entire activity experience to be taken up a notch? Then you’re going to want to download our Spring Writing Prompt printable – don’t worry, it’s free!
Now these writing prompts are quite unique and unlike any writing prompts you may have seen before. Instead of getting a beginning sentence or a topic to write about, your kids will be presented with an image. They must then imagine a story surrounding this image and write something that would go well with the picture as the illustration.
This is an incredibly fun and very unique way to encourage your child’s creative writing juices. And your kids will get a different story every time!
Inside this Spring Writing Prompts bundle, you will find 12 pages. This includes 6 unique and beautiful pictures as well as 6 matching pages for notebooking and writing
Grab your free Spring Writing Prompts now!
Trust me – your kids will thank you.
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