20 Spring Writing Prompts
- What are some things you can do in the springtime that you cannot do during winter?
- Make a list of every sign of spring you can think of. Consider how spring looks, sounds, feels, and smells as you make your list.
- Actor Robin Williams said, “Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s party!'” What do you think he meant? Do you agree or disagree? Why?
- Pretend that you can go anywhere in the world for spring break. Where would you go and what would you do there?
- Write a story called, “The Year that Spring Forgot.”
- Think about last spring. How was your life different? How was it the same? Make a T-chart to show how your life has changed and stayed the same over the last year.
- Many people enjoy April Fools’ Day. Write about a time when you played a joke on someone or when someone played a joke on you.
- Pretend that “Spring Fever” is a real illness. Make a list of symptoms that people with Spring Fever would have. Then create a treatment plan.
- Write a persuasive essay to convince school administrators to extend spring break an extra week.
- Write about the perfect spring day. Include details about the weather, where you would go, and what you would do.
- Write a story about what would happen if the Easter Bunny overslept.
- Create a top 10 list of favorite spring activities. Your favorite activity should be #1.
- Would you rather spend a spring day hiking in the woods or planting a garden? Why?
- What is the difference between spring and summer? List as many differences as you can.
- A baby bunny has appeared in a basket on your doorstep. You soon discover it has one special, magical ability. Write a story about this bunny.
- Spring is thought to be a time of new beginnings. Write about a time when you started something new.
- It can be hard to concentrate in school during springtime. What are some things your teacher could do that would help to keep the class focused and interested?
- “April showers bring May flowers.” What do May flowers bring? Why do you think so?
- It’s time for spring cleaning. What are three possessions that it is time to say good bye to? Write about each of these things, and say why it is time to sell them or give them away.
- Pretend that you are in charge of planning a spring picnic for your class. Plan a menu and write about what games and activities there will be.