March Writing Prompts - March Activities - St. Patrick's Day Writing

PAPERLESS OPTION!!! March Activities to use with Google Classroom Activities / Google Slides or with a printable option. You can use them in multiple ways: St. Patrick's Day Activities, Daily Writing prompts, photo writing prompts, narrative writing, writing task cards, Writing Center, independent work, literacy stations, and Daily Five's - write to self.

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Purpose of Writing Unit

This unit was created to overcome the struggle to get upper elementary and middle school students to write creatively. When teachers can find a way to make writing relate to the student, it is a win-win for both. This writing prompt unit does just that. It takes visual real-life photographs and creates them to look similar to the ones found on Snapchat / Instagram, which students are obsessed with.

The students are given a writing prompt that relates to the photograph and asked to creatively write based on the picture. The pictures are designed to stimulate the imagination with real-life images along with fiction doodle drawings added to them. The students will be engaged with interpreting the photograph and the added doodle-drawing. This combination of real-life events with fiction will engage and stimulate their writing.

The unit includes both “Black and White” or “Color” printout options!

Teachers can use this March writing prompts unit in several ways:

• Writing Literacy Station

• Daily Five’s “Write to Self”

• Morning Work

• Bell Work / Bell Ringers

• Writing Homework

• Task Cards

• Independent writing

• Collaborative writing

4 Ways to present March’s writing prompts:

• Task Cards

• Printouts for independent writing

• Overhead Projection / Smartboard

• Google Slides / Google Classroom

Enjoy!

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