Encourage students to develop their writing skills with this Easter-themed activity! This resource includes a variety of engaging prompts designed to support and inspire imaginative, narrative, persuasive, letter and descriptive writing. Whether they are imagining an Easter emergency, writing a letter to the Easter Bunny, describing the world’s greatest Easter egg, or convincing someone why the Easter Bunny needs a team of helpers, these prompts will spark creativity and critical thinking.

How to Complete

This resource includes 18 sets of prompts and writing templates in 24mm, 18mm and 14mm line widths. Students will glue their writing prompt at the top of their writing page in the designated space. Encourage them to brainstorm ideas and plan their response before they begin writing. Students will use the provided writing templates to compose their imaginative, descriptive or persuasive writing piece. Lastly, they can draw a matching picture!  

Additional Tips

1. Encourage brainstorming before writing to help students organise their thoughts effectively.
2. Model an example of a well-written response for each writing type to support students’ understanding.
3. Discuss key elements such as using persuasive language for opinion pieces, vivid descriptions for sensory writing, and strong openings for narratives.
4. Create a display of the completed writing pieces by hanging them under or around one of our Easter banners!

Extension Ideas

1. Creative Twists: Encourage students to rewrite their narrative from a different perspective, such as from the Easter Bunny’s point of view rather than their own.
2. Debate Activity: Use the persuasive prompts for a classroom discussion or mini debate.

This Easter activity provides the opportunity for students to explore creative storytelling, opinion writing, and sensory descriptions during Easter celebrations.

Available in our basic fun font and all Australian state fonts.

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