March St Patricks Day Spring Writing Center Prompt Paper Morning Work Activities

Are you looking for March writing prompts that excite kids about writing? Writing Activity Mats for March (Spring and St. Patrick's Day themed writing) include 20 writing prompts, each with a picture and word list and a writing conventions checklist. They are the PERFECT no-prep St. Patty's Day writing activity and addition to your March writing center!

⭐️Create a simple, easy-to-prep writing center in your classroom, or use the writing paper to create a journal!

⭐️Great for independent writing time, creative and story journal writing, writer's workshop, writing centers, small group instruction, homework, sub plans, and morning work.

⭐️20 writing prompts on various spring and general topics. Fiction and non-fiction writing topics are included.

⭐️Build writing fluency through repeated writing frequently throughout the month. The many engaging topics will keep your students interested and excited about writing!

✅3 RESOURCES IN 1:

1. PDF or PPT - Just open the PDF or Powerpoint file and print!
2. GOOGLE SLIDES / GOOGLE DRAWINGS - Assign each writing prompt in Google Slides, which includes an interactive writing checklist.
3. SEESAW - Add an activity to Seesaw with the included images!

✏️These printable writing activities include 4 variations for each topic. These are great for differentiation during your writing block!

1. Interlines with a sentence starter that needs to be traced.
2. Interlines without a sentence starter.
3. Regular lines with a topic/title aregiven.
4. A blank page is included for drawing and writing with a title.

Picture-Word List

Students are given a picture-word list on each writing mat with related clip art to match the story starter and topic. There is a space to draw a picture with each story, and the word list supports spelling.

Writing Checklist

There is a writing checklist at the bottom of each mat to help students remember what they need to include in their writing passage. They can review the items before writing, refer to them during, and color the check marks afterward to show they have used the writing conventions. The digital version of this for Google Slides includes moveable checklist objects that kids can use to interact with the list after their writing is complete.

✏️March Writing Prompt Topics

1. St. Patrick’s Day
2. Lucky the Leprechaun
3. St. Patrick’s Day Party
4. I Feel Lucky
5. The Color Green
6. Rainy Days
7. My Favorite Weather
8. Signs of Spring
9. In Spring
10. My Garden
11. A Picnic
12. Playing Sports
13. Butterfly Life Cycle
14. Frog Life Cycle
15. Catching Bugs
16. The Pond
17. Baby Animals
18. The Perfect Pet
19. Book Time
20. My Feelings

⭐️The writing mats are perfect for first grade, but could also be used for advanced writers in Kindergarten and for extra practice, as review, or independent work for second grade.

✅Check out the preview for a closer look at what this resource provides: see the topics included and a breakdown of what a Writing Mat looks like and how it can be used.

⭐️Additional pages are provided for Canadian users, including Canadian spelling and content where applicable.

✔️6 ways to use Writing Mats in your classroom!

1. Print Writing Mats on card stock, laminate, and use with whiteboard markers in your literacy center!
2. Print Writing Mats and include them in your writing center for many choices!
3. Copy Writing Mats back to back with the cover page to create a daily writing journal!
4. Copy and put it into a folder. Use for morning work or fast finishers!
5. Use with Seesaw by uploading the image files included in this resource and assigning it to your class (instructions provided).
6. Use with your class in Google Classroom (instructions provided).

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TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Taylor M. says, "So cute and so engaging. Great for my students that need a little more support, and gives fantastic ideas for those students that want extensions! These were also easy to pair with a spring story and get their brains working! Thank you for such an easy to use resource!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Christine B. says, "I loved using these in my writing center and my students loved them there too. I also used them in my writing intervention group to help scaffold their writing abilities!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Sarah R. says, "I use these during my writing block. Students have shown so much growth in their writing since I implemented them. I love that the is the option of a sentence starter and the word list."

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