March Writing Prompts

Looking for engaging March writing prompts? Students will think and write about all things spring, St.Patrick's Day and Easter. Keep them engaged with these easy and quick prompts which you could use every year in March!

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How to use this writing packet?

The packet contains narrative, informational and opinion writing prompts for middle school and high school. Use as writing activity (paragraph practice, creative writing (a poem / short story / letter, journal writing (an article / entry), descriptive writing, etc.); as conversation starters in a pair or small group or as the basis for debates.

The resource contains 156 cards in color and black and white version. Just print, cut and laminate.

THE DIGITAL VERSION FOR GOOGLE SLIDES is included (with all the instructions on how to use and assign it in Google Classroom). Find inside 156 interactive slides!

What sets are included in this bundle:

1. Spring writing prompts (PRINTABLE and DIGITAL)
2. St.Patrick's Day writing prompts (PRINTABLE and DIGITAL)
3. Easter writing prompts (PRINTABLE and DIGITAL)

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