Writing Prompts: Winter Draw & Write! No Prep for 1st or 2nd

Here are some ready-to-use writing activities with a winter theme for your first or second graders! Winter Draw and Write Prompts can be used for guided writing lessons, for writing centers, for a winter writing journal, or as an extra activity for early finishers. Drawing about the prompt prior to writing helps students focus on the topic and organize thoughts as a “pre-writing” activity. Each prompt is on a page with clip art in a space for drawing at the top and writing lines at the bottom. A second full writing page is provided with coordinating clip art for those students who can write more.

Here are the specific prompts included in this resource:

How do you know when it’s winter?

What do you wear outside in the winter?

What animal made a home in a lost mitten?

What is your favorite thing to do in the snow?

How would you make a snowman?

What are some things that a snowman should NOT do?

How do you win a snowball fight?

What did you find when you followed footprints in the snow?

Where would you go on a magic sled?

What sport do you like to watch or play in the winter?

Bonus Blank Drawing/Writing Pages Type in and print your own writing prompt!

Bonus Cover Use this as a journal or writing book cover.

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