Writing Prompts are a great way to work on creative writing. I remember as I got older in school, they eventually quit giving us prompts and ideas to write about. Oh man, were those the toughest papers to write. I think it could have been in part because I was not adequately prepared.
That’s why I’m a big advocate of writing prompts. Some may see it as busy work, but I see it as necessary – at least for my oldest. He can tell some great stories verbally, but when it comes to writing them out he clams up. Well…that and the fact that he hates handwriting may have a little to do with it.
I hope these fun and creative Earth Day Writing Prompts help encourage and improve your kids’ creative writing. While I encourage Mister Bull to write a few sentences, I have yet to give him a minimum. Although…since he seems to try and tell stories in as few sentences as possible, so this will probably become necessary in the very near future.
Included in these writing prompts:
- 11 Earth Day themed writing prompts
- Manuscript and Plain lines
- Extra lined pages included in each set
To download, click on the link below and it will take you to the Earth Day printables page. There you will find the Earth Day Writing Prompts buttons. There are 3 options to download – Manuscript, Lined and Combo (which includes both the Manuscript and Lined prompts).




Annette lived many years as an exhausted wife of 1 and mother of 6. Grab your fuzzy blanket, pour your favorite drink, and browse through our encouraging tips, printables, and curriculum options. Read more about me and the ministry here at In All You Do