Thematic writing is the best. The kids are into it. It’s functional. We get to discuss vocabulary and concept that are relevant (can you say future conversation starter!?). I have a big ole’ packet full of tons of fun winter themed writing activities – Write about Winter!. January is a long month before February starts with the entourage of Valentine themed activities piling in like loose pine needles after taking down a Christmas tree. Ugh – you can tell that fiasco is still haunting me. I tell myself every year – if you get the huge tree and crapload of garland that’s going to mean a huge tree and crapload of garland’s worth of pine needles. I swear I swallowed some pine needles taking that dang tree down.
Let me give you a peak what’s all included! There are over 35 different winter themed writing activities to work on descriptive, narrative, and imaginative writing. There are also some graphic organizer worksheets, a letter writing task, and noun/adjective/verb sorts. All – of course – winter themed 🙂
They are going to LOVE these Silly Story worksheets. They love anything make believe and you know how hilarious a talking penguin is (sarcasm… maybe…). I also made these a little tricky to incorporate some problem solving (sneaky, sneaky me). Each prompt lays out a problem and students need to finish the story.
I am most excited for these Make a List worksheets! My students really need to work on organizing their thoughts and ideas. This is a great, visual way to start on this skill.
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Download today on TpT: Write about Winter! Visual Writing Prompts and Activities!
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