Description

Use this BUNDLE of 366 daily writing prompts for morning meetings, 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!

*The total value of this bundle is $48 but you get it for the discounted price of $29. That’s over 30% off!! Check out the preview for a closer look at monthly sample pages!

☆ Features of this Holiday of the Day Daily Writing Prompt Bundle ☆

• 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 year
• 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