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1st and 2nd Grade February Writing Prompts | Print and Digital

(103 customer reviews)


$5.00

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I have so far purchased all of these writing packs and I LOVE them. They are well made and have such a wide subject and ability range. My students love the prompts and the graphics organizers are super helpful. – Colleen W.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These are fantastic to help my students organize their thoughts before they begin writing. They are becoming more and more independent using their graphic organizers and writing paragraphs. – Halah

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THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:

  • 20 different writing prompt pages
  • Solid lines version (2nd grade)
  • Handwriting lines version (2nd grade)
  • Handwriting lines version (1st grade)
  • Planning pages for each prompt (1st and 2nd grade versions)
  • Mix of informational, narrative, opinion, and free writes
  • Digital version of each prompt on Google Slides(TM)

These no-prep writing pages with engaging prompts allow you to create writing instruction easily!

We have a GROWING BUNDLE of these writing pages available for a highly discounted price! Click here!

Need no-prep writing activities?

The writing pages can be printed out and stapled or bound together for a journal or writing book. Each writing page comes in multiple formats that allows you to differentiate for student needs.

Want students to be more independent writers?

Each writing prompt includes a planning page, word bank, clipart to spark ideas, and a checklist for revising/editing.

Students don’t know what to write about?

Student-friendly prompts are printed onto the page so they can just start writing!

CCSSW.2.1
Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply reasons that support the opinion, use linking words (e.g., because, and, also) to connect opinion and reasons, and provide a concluding statement or section.
CCSSW.2.2
Write informative/explanatory texts in which they introduce a topic, use facts and definitions to develop points, and provide a concluding statement or section.
CCSSW.2.3
Write narratives in which they recount a well-elaborated event or short sequence of events, include details to describe actions, thoughts, and feelings, use temporal words to signal event order, and provide a sense of closure.
CCSSW.2.5
With guidance and support from adults and peers, focus on a topic and strengthen writing as needed by revising and editing.
CCSSW.2.6
With guidance and support from adults, use a variety of digital tools to produce and publish writing, including in collaboration with peers.
CCSSW.2.7
Participate in shared research and writing projects (e.g., read a number of books on a single topic to produce a report; record science observations).
CCSSW.2.8
Recall information from experiences or gather information from provided sources to answer a question.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So many creative writing prompts. My class especially loved the ones about Groundhog Day. Thank you so much!!! – Becky M.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love that these pages provide ready-to-go writing prompts that can be completed in a short amount of time and can be easily differentiated for different writing abilities. They’re great as a prompt for extra work or as a writing sample to share with parents. – Studio B

Frequently Asked Questions

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After checkout you’ll get a download link on the order confirmation page and by email, and you can always re‑download from your account under My Account → Downloads.

No, this is a one‑time purchase and you keep ongoing access to the resource in your account.

The resource details list all included formats (for example, printable PDFs and other compatible classroom file types).​

103 reviews for 1st and 2nd Grade February Writing Prompts | Print and Digital

  1. Joy K. –

    Great resource for writing and differentiated instruction!

  2. Colleen W. –

    I have so far purchased all of these writing packs and I LOVE them. They are well made and have such a wide subject and ability range. My students love the prompts and the graphics organizers are super helpful.

  3. Shelby B. –

    This resource was super helpful to aid students in seasonal writing.

  4. Southern Sisters VD –

    Such a great resource! Thank you for creating such a useful product!

  5. Melanie H. –

    My students loved this activity and were engaged throughout!

  6. ALLsmiles –

    This resource was engaging for my second graders 🙂

  7. Rachelle R. –

    My students loved this resource! We used it for small groups! Very easy to use

  8. The Stacks of Life –

    This was a great resource to use to support learning with students that I tutor.

  9. Mississippi Teacher Girl –

    My students and I love this writing unit. It makes writing centers so fun and easy.

  10. Lauren G. –

    Thank you for creating an engaging resource that I was able to share with my class!

  11. Katie T. –

    I used this resource in my classroom! My students LOVED it! Thank you!

  12. When Pigs Fly –

    Really enjoyed it. Students were engaged. Would purchase from this seller again.

  13. Amanda U. –

    This was an engaging resource to practice writing skills.

  14. Mountain to Sea Elementary –

    This resource is great and my students loved it! Very helpful time saver for planning.

  15. Becky Mitchell –

    So many creative writing prompts. My class especially loved the ones about Groundhog Day. Thank you so much!!!

  16. The First Latte –

    My students enjoyed using these as extension activities during our literacy time.

  17. Growing Them First –

    This resource was great to use during small groups.

  18. Maecy A. –

    I loved having these writing prompts on hand for my students as these events came up in the year. They were engaging and great for writing stations!

  19. Demetreia A. –

    Was great for all my kiddos to use to help reinforce the skill.

  20. Kitty Creations –

    My students loved learning about Groundhog Day. I read several books, watched a video and then we predicted the outcome of Phil! The supplement was perfect for it!

  21. taylor C. –

    Used this year to accompany my groundhog’s day lesson. Students enjoyed.

  22. Claire B. –

    Students are engaged in using this resource during our independent centers.

  23. Kathryn L. –

    This was a great resource to work on writing skills. I paired each paper with a read aloud and the students were able to make connections into their writing. I teach 2nd grade. It is also great to use with a sub.

  24. Ashley L. –

    I used this with my intervention kids. I like that it works on writing, which they need more practice on. They like coming up with what to write for each topic. Thank You!

  25. Chalk Full of Creativity –

    High quality, high interest prompts! Love how there are a variety of access points. Thank you!

  26. Teaching with Mrs Garcia –

    My students used this on a day I was out. The sub said she really loved it!

  27. Alyssa D. –

    Such a great resource. Easy to use and my kids love it! Thank you.

  28. Sandra W. –

    These are awesome to help students work on the writing process daily or even work through to help writing all at once.

  29. Kristen B. –

    My kids use this at home to add more writing. I can use with both my boys. Exciting prompts that they can relate to. I love that it include different types of writing.

  30. Seeley in Second –

    This is a fantastic resource! It worked perfectly for my classroom.

  31. Gabrielle Jones –

    I use this as morning work last year with my second graders. I saw a tremendous growth in their writing!

  32. Georgia G. –

    This was easy and cute to use in my second grade classroom!

  33. Lessons with Laila –

    We used this all throughout the month of February!

  34. Elizabeth G. –

    I loved using this writing resource with my students.

  35. Olivia H. –

    Absolutely loved this resource for my 2nd graders.

  36. Kim P. –

    We had such a fun time writing about groundhogs after watching the Groundhog Day festivities.

  37. Natalie Babirad –

    I love this resource as supplemental material to my school’s core resource. The texts are very engaging and I find correlation for almost all standards I am trying to teach within this resource. It is so easy to follow!

  38. Halah –

    These are fantastic to help my students organize their thoughts before they begin writing. They are becoming more and more independent using their graphic organizers and writing paragraphs.

  39. Jennifer C. –

    I can’t wait to get started with this product next week. We do not have a formal writing program and these monthly prompts are perfect! I love the editing checklist at the bottom of each page. The fact that this product includes all styles of writing is awesome too! Thank you for making a great product!

  40. Jessica S. –

    Great writing prompts! I use these are either morning work or early finishers, but they would be great for centers as well. I have recently started using them as homework for my students who need more handwriting practice. Great bundle!

  41. Mrs. Srso –

    Love this for my writing center. I had to get my students more focused on formal writing responses, and this has made it super easy to offer guided choices.

  42. Meghan M. –

    This is an amazing resource! I use this for one of my centers during the ELA block. The checklist on the worksheet is super helpful and it allows them to be independent when checking over their work.

  43. Lea K. –

    Absolutely one of the best purchases to help with Daily 5. I love the ease of the writing prompts and they always keep students engaged. I never have to worry about this center as the pages are made and easy for students to follow. Great for differentiation.

  44. Ashley J. –

    My students have loved using the writing prompts. I like that each page has suggested words to help guide students as well!

  45. Educating with Em –

    Loved this resource as a supplement for writing activities in class! The visuals have helped my students come up with ideas!

  46. Christine E. –

    We have used the prompts for February. The kids have enjoyed the variety of topics for the prompts. I love that I can differentiate based on my students’ needs.

  47. Morgan T. –

    My students usually struggle with writing but this resource was able to give them some guidelines and ideas of what they can incorporate.

  48. Janie S. –

    Love the various options for each month and the differentiated pages. It is great to have the pictures with words included to support student writing. Thank you!

  49. Studio B –

    I love that these pages provide ready-to-go writing prompts that can be completed in a short amount of time and can be easily differentiated for different writing abilities. They’re great as a prompt for extra work or as a writing sample to share with parents.

  50. Breanne S. –

    These are great journal pages. I put a journal together of a variety of different topics each month for my students to write everyday.

  51. Learning is the Baum –

    This is a wonderful resource with SO many writing prompts. I love using these as quick-writes to progress monitor my students’ abilities to respond to writing prompts

  52. Katherine B. –

    This resource is amazing! I love how they include checklists for the students to use. It helps my students stay on task and include everything!

  53. Emily Bell –

    I teach 3rd grade but these are wonderful for my low and my ELL students!! I have not purchased a lucky little learner’s resource that I have not loved and these are not any different. THANKYOU!!!!!! 🙂

  54. Laura D. –

    This is a great resource and I am excited to start to use this resource with my students as soon as we return from spring break. Thank you, for always making engaging products!

  55. My Cat Ate Their Homework –

    I am so in love with this bundle! I have struggled teaching writing this year and getting my students engaged. This solves all the problems I have been having! When I saw it, I knew it was the answer I had been looking for! Thank you so much! 😀

  56. Krystle Meglio –

    There are SO many uses for these prompts, and they’re very engaging and make kids want to write. I can’t wait to see the rest of the months! Thank you so much! 🙂

  57. Amy D. –

    Absolutely love this!! It was better than I had even anticipated. Quality resource that can be used throughout the year in so many ways. This will be a treasured resource!!

  58. Kelly S. –

    My students love the engaging topics! I love how easy it is to assign on Google Classroom. The graphic organizers are perfect. Thank you for this amazing resource! I can’t wait to see the future months to use next school year.

  59. Wieder’s Wonderland –

    I absolutely love this! There are different worksheets that could be used for scaffolding. There are worksheets within each month that correlate with all of the different types of writing that we do in second grade. There are plenty that I even used some as an early finish your papers in during our writing block.

  60. Jennifer S. –

    This is such a great resource. There are so many different ways to use all of the writing prompts. My students enjoy all the various writing prompts while I enjoy that there is no prep to use these prompts. I also love that this is a growing bundle. Thanks for this awesome resource!!

  61. Raquel C. –

    These prompts are great for 2nd graders! I have been using them during this 4th quarter to review the various types of writing that we have covered throughout the year.

  62. Marina V. –

    These writing prompts are great for my Daily 5 writing section. Students used to always have a hard time to come up with ideas. With this resources my students are on task and know what needs to be done. I really like that it includes a small word bank and check list!

  63. Amy H. –

    Awesome resource! There are so many topics to choose from. I love that each prompt has a checklist of things to remember to include in the writing. Not once did I hear my students complain about having to write using these prompts. The growing bundle is a great deal, especially when you get in at the beginning like I did.

  64. Catherine P. –

    The materials are great for the transition back to in-person learning. Different writing spaces make it easy for students to feel successful at their own level. The topics are fun and students can easily find something that they can write about. Thank you for making this engaging for students and easily accessable for teachers during this busy time of year.

  65. Leticia P. –

    Love these slides! Love the pictures, the words that assist the students, and the checklist to make sure they did all parts! Can not wait to use them in a full year!

  66. Jill H. –

    It’s so nice to see my students WANT to write in class! And to have them excited for it is even better. This resource gives my students the confidence to know that they can be great writers. I also love that the topics are broken down into months. Overall, it’s just amazing!

  67. Chelsea M. –

    I anxiously awaited the release of this product, and I am so pleased with it! We moved to standards based grading this school year, and collecting data points for the various types of writing was difficult. This covers everything, and I love the variety of the topics! My students have enjoyed the prompts thus far. I look forward to the new releases!

  68. Casey Y. –

    My daughter’s weak spot is writing, so I got this for her to practice over the summer (nothing like a teacher-mom for tutoring). She grew so much in penmanship, catching editing errors and writing in general. She selected a response, then assigned me a page. The brainstorming pages helped her to slow down and actually plan vs just writing what came to mind. In my entries, I made mistake so she could be my peer editor and help me make better choices as a writer. Absolutely LOVED this resource for positive summer work with my kiddo.

  69. Classroom Decor Superstore –

    I have bought almost all of these writing packs. I have loved them and it really helps my kids take thier time planning before they write. We love to use these and I can keep things releveint to holidays and seasons. My students have become better writers by using this resource.

  70. Emily H. –

    I love this resource because it’s scaffolded. There are graphic organizers to assist with writing. The writing portion also includes vocabulary words associated with the topic as well as images to assist students with unfamiliar words. I highly recommend this resource for students who struggle with writing.

  71. Fantastic Fun in First Grade –

    These journals are great for work on writing rotation work. My students are able to complete independently with the help from word bank. I bind them together for the month and keep in their desks! THANK YOU

  72. Literacy Smart –

    Great resource! My students loved answering the questions. Very engaging!

  73. Gabriela S. –

    Such a helpful resourceful. It helped my students plan out their writing.

  74. Cloud and Classroom Co. –

    Great product. Thank you!

  75. Chelsey W. –

    This was great for teaching writing for February-I loved it so much I bought the whole yearly set to help with writing.

  76. Tiffany M. –

    I have several of these. My students love them.

  77. Stephanie W. –

    Great resource.

  78. Courtney S. –

    These writing prompts are amazing!! Love using these with my students.

  79. Kim N. –

    My students always found something they wanted to write about and the graphic organizers were great! Thank you for this resource.

  80. Kaitlyn Cassady –

    This was a great resource for my students. Thanks so much!

  81. The Teaching Otter –

    I used these writing templates and prompts in my writing centers this February! The kids loved them!

  82. Audrey T. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  83. Allison S. –

    Great product.

  84. Kathy Carroll –

    great

  85. Kristen W. –

    This is an amazing resource for writers that need some support with ideas.

  86. Amy F. –

    These monthly packets make teaching writing so much easier! There are so many choices, and my students always find something they want to write about.

  87. Erica Horton –

    Great!

  88. Jillian B. –

    Such a great resource for strong writers

  89. Hi Ms HiMiss –

    I love how there are different versions of each one.

  90. Megan Dye –

    Love this! Thank you!!

  91. Matthew N. –

    Loved this pack so much that I went ahead and bought the WHOLE bundle.

  92. Supply A. –

    This product has been great to include in our units.

  93. Fun in 401 –

    Love the graphic organizer and the writing page. It is perfect to get my students to stop and think about what they want to write!

  94. Megan S. –

    I love this product.

  95. Rhonda Toles –

    Thanks

  96. Cynnasational School Stuff –

    Great to use for bellringers and sentence writing practice.

  97. Julia W. –

    Great writing activity that I can use with multiple level writers.

  98. Erin W. –

    Love the various prompts and digital component.

  99. Amber Warren –

    The kids love it!

  100. SecondwithSanson –

    Thank you!

  101. Jennifer Grothues –

    Great resource

  102. Evalina E. –

    Love this resource! Great for helping my students map out their writing, while also supporting my limited language speakers.

  103. Jennifer M. –

    Love this resources. Students were engaged.

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