Spring is in the air, and Easter is just around the corner! What better way to celebrate than with some fun and educational Easter-themed activities for kids? Whether you're a teacher looking for classroom resources or a parent planning festive homeschooling lessons, these new five free Literacy-Based Easter printables are perfect for keeping kids engaged while sparking their creativity and critical thinking skills.
From imaginative writing to poetry here are five Easter printables you won’t want to miss adding to your literacy resource collection.

​Are you looking for a new and exciting way to engage your students with language arts and critical thinking? Look no further than the thrilling world of mystery writing! Whether you're teaching elementary or high school, adding mysteries to your curriculum can be fun and educational for both you and your students. In this blog post, we'll go over some tips for incorporating mystery writing into your lesson plans.

​Summer break is the perfect time for kids to relax and unwind from the demands of the school year. But it's also an excellent opportunity for them to develop their creative writing skills and explore their imagination. In this blog post, we'll outline a summer writing challenge for children aged 8-14 years, providing prompts, tips, and advice for parents to help their kids create captivating stories and foster a love for writing.

Grab this month's (December 2021) free creative writing activity to get your kids writing an interesting winter narrative about the relationship between the dog and the snowman in the picture. Make it simple by getting your students to write a short conversation between the dog and the snowman, or challenge them to write a story from the dog's perspective.


This free creative writing activity includes:

• A writing prompt with a picture
• Story requirement guidelines
• Story Challenge suggestions (optional)

Continue reading to grab this free writing resource.