Winter Writing Craft: Creative Writing Prompts for Bulletin Boards K-2

Sunday, November 29, 2020

Winter writing is more fun when it ends up on the wall. These prompts and craft toppers turn your students' stories into a hallway display.

Need winter writing prompts and a bulletin board display in 1? Your kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade writers brainstorm, draft and publish on themed paper, then add a picture craft topper (like the snow globe) so their work is ready for the hallway. 5 winter prompts, 2 styles of lined paper for each, and extra paper for longer writing make it easy to differentiate. Just print and go for December, January and February.

Winter writing craft with creative writing prompts

What is in it

  • 1 brainstorming sheet
  • 5 writing prompts with picture headers, each in 2 styles of lined paper
  • Extra paper for longer writing in 2 styles of lines
  • Prompts: If I lived in a snowglobe, If I had 100 snowballs, If I had a snow day tomorrow, If I spent a day with a snowman, My favorite winter activity
  • 9 picture craft toppers for the prompts
  • 24 pages total

See every page in the Winter Writing Craft preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Imagination and creative writing
  • Storytelling and self expression
  • Editing and grammar

Where it fits

  • Weekly writing in December, January, and February
  • A hallway bulletin board that changes each week
  • Writing centers and unfinished work folders
  • Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.78 stars from 9 ratings.

"This resource was perfect for our winter bulletin board! The kids love seeing their picture in the snow globe. There were lots of options for writing length/difficulty which was helpful."

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Writing worth hanging up

Print a prompt each week and let your hallway fill up with winter stories.

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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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