Pumpkin Writing Prompts: Write the Room Cards and Writing Center for PreK-1

Sunday, July 31, 2016

Your active learners will love this one. They hunt for 12 pumpkin vocabulary cards with a clipboard, then use the words in real writing.

These pumpkin writing prompts get your active learners up with a clipboard, hunting for 12 pumpkin vocabulary cards around the room. Back at their seats, they use the words in recording sheets and writing prompts, so you get movement and real writing practice in 1 activity. Pair it with a good pumpkin read aloud and you have a full day of fun.

Pumpkin writing prompts write the room cards cover

What is in it

  • 12 pumpkin vocabulary cards with clip art, in color or black and white
  • A template to print the cards on sticky notes
  • 4 activities
  • 4 writing prompts with support and 4 without
  • 1 free write activity
  • Bonus pop up writing center: writing checklist, letter charts, blend charts, digraph charts, and sight words

See every page in the Pumpkin Writing Prompts preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Reading and writing vocabulary words
  • Writing sentences
  • Sight word practice

Where it fits

  • A fall pumpkin unit or a pumpkin patch field trip
  • Literacy centers and early finishers
  • Morning work and intervention groups
  • PreK, Kindergarten, and 1st grade

What teachers are saying

It holds 5 stars from 2 ratings.

"I move the post its around each time and they enjoy the center over and over again :)"

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Ready for pumpkin season?

Add it to your fall literacy centers or pair it with a pumpkin read aloud.

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

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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