Description

Use these December daily writing prompts for morning meeting, work on writing, or as a writing warm-up to hook your students each day with a fun holiday that they get to write about. No longer will you hear the words, “I don’t know what to write about!” because you will have a writing prompt for every single day featuring a holiday of that day.

The resource consists of national, international, world, and fun holidays for every day. Don’t like one of the ones I chose? Then use the editable slides to find and add your own holidays!

Some of the holidays this month are National Christmas Lights Day, National Cookie Day, International Volunteer Day, Human Rights Day, Gingerbread House Day, Bill of Rights Day, Chocolate Covered Anything Day, International Migrants Day, Go Caroling Day, Mathematics Day, and Fruitcake Day

★ Get this as part of the Holiday of the Day Daily Writing Prompt Bundle! (366 writing prompts to celebrate any day of the year!)

☆ Features of these December Daily Writing Prompts ☆

• Digital & Print
• Editable (digital slides)
• No Prep/Low Prep (depending on whether you use digital or print)
• One holiday prompt for every day of the month
• Interesting facts and engaging prompts to go along with each holiday

☆ Included in Every Monthly Set of Daily Writing Prompts ☆

• Teacher Manual: This PDF is filled with tips and ideas for using this resource. It also includes pages for downloading a Google Slides version of the resource.
• Display Slides: Available in PowerPoint and Google Slides. Holiday and prompt are editable.
• Student Response Booklet: Available in a printable PDF. Students could also just write responses in a notebook. Not editable but does include an editable page so you can change out a holiday.
• Students Response Slides: Digital version of the student response booklet is available in PPT and Google Slides. Holiday and prompt are editable.

☆ Options for Use in the Classroom ☆

• Morning meeting
• Writing response
• Writing station/center
• Writing warm-up
• ELA warm-up
• Morning work

Check out the preview for a closer look!

Find out more on how to use them in the classroom:

• Holiday of the Day Writing Prompts
• Holiday Writing Activities: Ways to Use Holiday of the Day Writing Prompts 
• Extension Ideas for Using Writing Prompts in your Upper Elementary Classroom
• Make Writing More Fun for your Upper Elementary Students

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