Inspire creativity with these 3 imaginative writing topics—fun Easter story prompts your students will love.
Easter-Inspired Imaginative Writing Topics for the Classroom 🐰
Egg-cellent writing is only an activity away!
Help your students explore their imaginative writing skills with these Easter-inspired imaginative writing topics.
This curriculum-aligned Easter activity is a fantastic way to keep your students’ brains kicking (or hopping!) during the lead-up to the holidays.
Choose from one of three imaginative writing topics:
🥕The Day the Carrots Turned Blue
🐰 How to Catch an Easter Bunny
🥚 Who Framed the Easter Bunny?
Then, let your students go wild! Each page contains an imaginative writing topic, as well as writing lines for students. There’s even a blank extra page for those who need it.
Bringing Writing that Inspires into Your Classroom
Spark creativity and engage your students from the moment they pick up their pencils by bringing writing that inspires into the classroom. This Easter-themed resource can be used in a variety of flexible and fun ways to suit your classroom needs. Whether you’re looking for a meaningful writing centre activity, a quick warm-up task, or a quiet independent writing session before the holidays, these imaginative writing topics fit seamlessly into your plans.
Set up a writing station where students can choose their favourite prompt, or assign a different topic to small groups to encourage discussion and idea sharing before writing. You can even turn it into a class storytelling challenge by having students illustrate and read their pieces aloud to their peers.
No matter how you use it, our imaginative writing topics will have your students thinking outside the box, building their writing stamina, and developing their imaginative voice—all while having a little holiday fun.
Easily Download our Imaginative Writing Topics & Print
Use the dropdown icon on the Download button to choose between the colour or black and white PDF or editable Google Slides version of our imaginative writing topics.
To save paper, we suggest printing this 2-page worksheet double-sided.
Additionally, project the worksheet onto a screen and guide a model write together as a class—a shared writing activity where you think aloud and demonstrate how to craft a strong response step by step.
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