4 Seasons Writing Prompt Craftivities
My daughter loves drawing and coloring and has recently shown interest in writing letters to people. She is getting really good at reading and spelling but needs a little help with forming letters on paper. I thought these writing craftivities would be an engaging way to get her to practice her writing. I didn’t realize just how obsessed she would be with these. She LOVES doing these craftivities!
I made these as a 4 season bundle with 1 craft for each week of the year (plus a bonus craft). There are some holiday crafts for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day too.
Younger kids can trace their stories with the editable tracing difficulty. Type their story and print it out. It’s ready for coloring and tracing!
3 Difficulties – Each design is made with 3/4 inch or 1/2 inch lines so you can choose which difficulty works best for your students. There is also an editable file for each design to type a story in a traceable font for those just learning to write. There is a traceable version of the blank extra page as well.
**NOTE** For the tracing version, you must download KG Primary Dots Lined font and open with a pdf editor like Adobe.
Along with these craftivities, I gave my daughter this Alphabet Formation Reference Sheet. It’s a printable reference sheet with arrows to show the steps of making each letter. I noticed a difference in her writing almost immediately. This guide is perfect for those students that struggle with letter formation and need a quick visual reminder.
4 Seasons Writing Prompt Bundle Includes:
SUMMER – 13 designs, 25 options
- My favorite vacation was
- Sitting around the campfire
- If I were a sailboat
- If I owned a concession stand, I would sell
- My favorite food to eat outside – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- Watermelon tastes like
- If I could spend a night at the beach – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- My day snorkeling – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- If I could invent an ice cream flavor
- The wind blew so hard, my beachball
- The best thing about summer
- If I could build a giant sand castle
- Floating in my pool, I saw – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- Blank extra page with lines
SPRING – 13 designs, 28 options
- At the end of the rainbow, I found
- I am lucky because
- If I found a pot of gold, I would
- When I wear my magic hat
- My favorite thing to do in the rain – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- If I were the Easter bunny – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- I love Easter because
- If I had a wheelbarrow of Easter eggs
- In my garden, I would grow
- If I could sit on a rainbow – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- The life cycle of a flower
- If I were a chick – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- How to blow a bubble -2 girl, 2 boy options
- Blank extra page with lines
FALL – 14 designs, 27 options
- When I see a huge pile of leaves
- If I had a bucket of apples
- My favorite thing to do in fall
- My camping trip – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- If I could carve a pumpkin
- My favorite candy
- Inside the haunted house
- If I could create a potion
- If my scarecrow came to life
- I found a cornucopia filled with
- If I had a pet turkey – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- I am thankful for – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- My favorite Thanksgiving food – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- If I could make a wish – 2 options
- Blank extra page with lines
WINTER – 13 designs, 22 options
- If I could ride in Santa’s sleigh
- My favorite present
- How to build a snowman – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- My gingerbread house has
- If I were a penguin
- If snow was made of marshmallows
- If I lived in a snowglobe
- How to make hot cocoa
- How to build an igloo
- The thing I will love forever is
- If I could give a valentine to anyone – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- I love myself because – 2 girl, 2 boy options
- A person I really love is
- Blank extra page with lines
PLUS – Each season also has a sheet listing each design and a few questions to get your brain thinking about what to write. If your students aren’t sure where to begin, you can read a few of these questions to get the gears going.
Example – If my scarecrow came to life – How would you react? Would you be friends with it? What would you do together? What would it look like?
With 53 different designs, 3 different difficulties and different options for boys and girls, you will have weekly writing crafts to last the whole year!
Here’s a few writing prompts my kids made this fall.
These Writing Prompt Craftivities and Letter Formation Reference Sheet are available for you in my TPT shop separately or as a bundle. Click the image below to check them out!
Cursive Practice
You can use these writing prompt craftivities to practice cursive too! Start by learning cursive with these Cursive Practice Worksheets and then use the writing prompts to keep practicing.
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