Valentine's Day Writing Prompts: Write the Room Cards and Writing Center

Friday, January 29, 2016

Valentine's Day is a great reason to get students moving and writing. Students hunt for 12 vocabulary words around the room, then use them in their own sentences.

These Valentine's Day writing prompts come with 12 write the room vocabulary cards, so your students move around the room, find the words, and use them in their own sentences. Pair them with a good read aloud and you have a full day of February writing, with or without a craft.

Valentine's Day writing prompts and write the room cards cover

What is in it

  • 12 Valentine's Day vocabulary cards in color or black and white
  • A template to print the cards on sticky notes
  • 4 activities with recording sheets
  • 4 writing prompts with support and 4 without
  • 1 free write page
  • Bonus pop up writing center: writing checklist, letter charts, blend charts, digraph charts, and sight words

See every page in the Valentine's Day Writing Prompts preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Writing sentences with vocabulary words
  • Sight words and spelling
  • Using letter, blend, and digraph charts

Where it fits

  • The week of Valentine's Day
  • Literacy centers and early finishers
  • Morning work and small group interventions
  • Preschool, pre-K, kindergarten, and 1st grade

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Ready for February writing?

Pair it with a good read aloud and you have a full day of Valentine's Day writing, with or without a craft.

Get the Valentine's Day Writing Prompts on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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