Description
Jump into creativity with this Spring Themed Direct Drawing & Writing Activity Pack! A perfect blend of art and literacy for upper elementary students! This resource encourages students to use their imaginations as they follow simple step-by-step drawing guides and write engaging stories inspired by their artwork. Ideal for upper elementary, students will explore spring through both creativity and storytelling!
With two fun options included (a themed writing prompt or a blank prompt for creative choice), this resource sparks imagination and strengthens writing skills. Whether you’re teaching in print or digital, this activity is a hit for literacy centers, art integration, or seasonal fun!
INCLUDED:
- Printable + Digital (Google Slides™) versions included.
- All pages in Black-and-white options
- Cover pages & student-friendly layout
- Spring theme includes: 3 Earth Day theme, 3 Easter theme, and 14 Spring themed = 20 total.
- Matching Writing Prompt Pages – one for each prompt.
- Free Write Options – students create their own prompt.
PERFECT FOR:
- Classroom literacy writing groups
- Morning writing warm-ups
- Homework writing assignments
- Quick writing prompts
- Extensions for GT, or accelerated learners
- Substitute activities
- and much more!
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Julie B. –
My students love directed drawings so this was perfect to still have them write and draw.
Gina’s Fabulous Fifth Grade Finds –
Great resource! Really helpful just getting my students to write and write quickly in my ELA classes…Thank you!
Christine M. –
Fun end of the year activity to encourage writing and creativity.
Kylie H. –
The directed drawing was a great hook to the writing assignment. Simple and fun!
4th Grade Jungle –
Thanks so much. This is a great resource. I has been very helpful for me.
Barbara D. –
I used this with my intervention group and they were very engaged and finally beginning to grasp writing. Thanks so much for the great resource!
Kristin B. –
Great for those kids that get done quickly. It was ready to go, and the students enjoyed it.
Christi W. –
This is one of my favorite resources to use with my students. I love seeing how creative they can be.
LoloLovesLiteracy –
Perfect activities for independent work while I worked with a small group of students. Students really enjoyed them.
Galarza IT –
Another great resource!! Thank you!!
sandy T. –
This resource helps my students to learn to draw and to write about it in a fun and focused activity.
Lindsey M. –
These were a fun early finisher activity for students.
Lisa V. –
The students were very engaged with these directed drawings and enjoyed writing about them afterwards. Thank you for providing quality products for use in the classroom.
Ryan O. –
I use this for my two children who I homeschool. They enjoy it as a fun way for them to start their day!
Kaci R. –
I used this resource to add in to my early finisher packet. My students love drawing and I needed them to work on their writing, so this was perfect!
Chelsea K. –
My students enjoyed this fun and engaging activity, different from worksheets!
Tracy Field –
This March and Spring directed drawing and writing prompt resource is an invaluable tool for 3rd and 4th grade teachers looking to inject creativity and seasonal relevance into their language arts and art curricula. It effectively combines artistic expression with writing skill development, making it an engaging and educational resource for young learners. The thoughtful design, appropriate difficulty level, and versatility of these materials make them a standout choice for elementary educators seeking to inspire their students during the Spring season.
A Bunch of Blossoming –
I used this resource as a sub binder task. The students were able to complete it independently and be creative.
Jasmine N –
I’ve used these for morning work, centers, and independent writing time. The kids like the write and draw combo, and it gets them writing a bit more.
Amanda R. –
I really liked these prompts. My students enjoyed them and really liked the picture.