March Photo Writing Prompt Task Cards | Writing Prompts for March

• Save money by buying the BUNDLE. • 4 WAYS TO WRITE | Pump up your writing with this set of 44 total illustrated writing prompts that make writing fun for your student during the month of March! What are the 4 ways to write? 1. Stickers: Print the writing prompts on Avery Label 8163. Use as stickers in writing notebooks. Two ways to print are included. You will need Avery Label 8163*. 2. Projectables: Project the full size writing prompts on to any white board or interactive board for whole class writing. 3. Cards: Print 4 writing prompt cards per page, laminate, and cut. Attach and hold together with binder rings. Instant writing center! 4. Digital: using Google Drive™/Google Slides™, students respond to the writing prompt. Read this blog post to see how to use these prompts in your classroom.   How could you use these writing prompts in your classroom? • In a writing or ELA center • Homework • Early finisher work • Morning work • Put a few in your substitute binder • ...so much more!   What will my students write about? • Anniversary of Yellowstone National Park • Read Across America Day • Dr. Seuss's birthday • National Sauce Month • Working Women's Day • Good Samaritan Day • First day of Spring • Albert Einstein's birthday • National Women's History Month • Alexander Graham Bell's birthday • Saint Patrick's Day • Easter • Johnny Appleseed Day • Girl Scout Day • Daylight Savings Time   Formats Include: • Develop a list • Write a limerick • Write a song/rap • The 5 W's (who what when where why) • Persuasive Essay • Write a story • Design / Create and Illustrate • Explain / Describe • Pretend... • Compare / Contrast using a Venn Diagram • Create an acrostic poem • Story starters • Analyze • Write a letter • Create a 4-block comic strip     Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest •   Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!