Description
With every holiday and season…comes a new reason to write! You’ll love these creative holiday writing prompts that cover all of the major holidays (and some random ones!).
These unique (and sometimes funny) holiday writing prompts will encourage creativity in your kids and help them express their thoughts clearly.
Print out the cards for the season and laminate them for durability (and to use them again next year). Your kids can draw a card randomly to see what they will be writing about.
Here are a few more ways to use the cards:
- Choose a different prompt each day during a holiday season
- Start a notebook or journal and put all of the holiday writing in one keepsake you can add to your homeschool portfolio (or you can use the included writing pages)
- Have your kids write in different style for each new prompt (comic strip, poem, short story, letter, etc.)
Holidays included (6 prompts per holiday, plus a themed blank writing template):
- New Year’s
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- Valentine’s Day
- President’s Day
- St. Patrick’s Day
- Easter
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Columbus Day
- Indigenous People’s Day
- Halloween
- Reformation Day
- Veteran’s Day
- Thanksgiving
- Christmas
Also included is one prompt for each of the following holidays:
Groundhog Day, Daylight Savings Time, Cinco De Mayo, National Day of Prayer, Mother’s Day, Flag Day, Juneteenth, Father’s Day, Grandparent’s Day, Boston Marathon Day, Election Day, St. Nicholas Day
And – blank cards you can use to create your own writing prompts!

Product will be available for download after purchase, and you will also receive the download link in an email.
Please Note:
- Actual item will be without watermarks.
- This is a digital product download; no physical item will be shipped.
- Purchase once and print as many copies as you’d like.
- The quality of the print will depend on the quality of the printer you are using.
- Items is for personal use only. Please do not redistribute, share, resell or use the item(s) commercially.





