Springtime Writing Activities and Prompts for Kids

If you’re looking for fun springtime writing activities for kids, these free printable writing prompts are for you!

There are so many kids who struggle with handwriting skills and most of those kids aren’t thrilled when you ask them to sit down and practice skills like letter formation, sizing, spacing, and alignment.  Whether they struggle with hand strength, visual motor skills, visual perception, or some other aspect of handwriting, kids often aren’t interested in practicing these skills when they present such a big challenge.

One way to make it a little more fun?  Colorful and creative writing prompt pages!  These springtime writing activities for kids are the perfect motivation to practice handwriting skills and they appeal to a variety of ages/levels.

Just fill out the form below with your name and email address to get the free printable pack!

The 31-page printable pack includes:

-Different types of lined paper for each of the writing activities (open lines and triple lined)

-Open-ended writing prompts

-Fill-in-the-blank writing prompts

-Open-ended letter writing prompts

Handwriting Resources and Writing Activities

We have tons of handwriting resources available here at The Inspired Treehouse.  Below, you’ll find links to some of our favorites:

10 Board Games to Turn into Handwriting Games

Assistive Technology for Kids Who Struggle With Handwriting

Practicing Sizing and Spatial Awareness

15 Expert Tips to Help Kids Improve Handwriting

Tips for Practicing Spacing

Practicing Alignment

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Lauren Drobnjak

Lauren Drobnjak is co-author of The Inspired Treehouse blog and a pediatric physical therapist who currently practices in the educational environment. She has been a physical therapist for 18 years, with 17 of those years specifically in pediatrics. Her drive to make a difference in the lives of kids has led her entrepreneurial spirit in the direction of creating opportunities for play-based wellness and child development. She is a busy mama of 3 who thrives on chaos. To come down from the stress, Lauren enjoys exercising like she’s still 20, yoga, chocolate, a great book, browsing Pinterest, and anything crafty!

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