Preschool, Prek, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade Students will love using these April Write the Room springtime Earth Day and Easter writing and literacy centers! This April holiday theme trace and write the room set includes 24 seasonal springtime words and 8 differentiated worksheets for building vocabulary and practicing writing. These low-prep writing activities are quick and easy to set up for April springtime writing center activities, and the tracing and writing worksheets offer differentiation to meet the needs of ALL your students! These Earth Day, Easter, and April thematic write and trace the room activities are perfect to have on hand for substitute days, too!
Students will practice and learn April, Spring, Easter, and Earth Day words, how to trace and write upper and lowercase letters, practice writing sentences, and build vocabulary using these printable worksheets and illustrated word wall vocabulary cards. Students will be out of their seats, discussing vocabulary words, and engaged as they explore the classroom, matching pictures and words to their worksheets.
This April Write the Room Spring Packet Includes:
- One Trace the Room I Can Poster
- One Write the Room I Can Poster
- One Write a Sentence I Can Poster
- Two Student Trace the Room Sheets
- Two Student Write the Room Sheets
- Four Write a Sentence Sheets
- 24 Illustrated April, Easter, and Earth Day Theme Word Wall Cards
- Teacher Setup and Instructions
Prep is quick and easy... Just print the April word wall cards, laminate, cut, print student Trace and Write the Room pages, add clipboards and pencils, and you're ready for super fun and engaging writing activities!
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID ABOUT MY WRITE THE ROOM SETS...
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"Thank you! Just what I was looking for and love the differentiation set offers!"
Amanda D.
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"We love anything to do with write-the-room activities! And I loved the simplicity pf the cards for my pre-k crew. They have so much fun. IO also loved that there was a blank writing sheet and a trace writing sheet for all levels of learners."
Samatha G.
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