Are you teaching how to (procedure writing)? I bet you’re looking for an engaging way to teach the concept. Well these ‘How To’ Writing Crafts are exactly what you need! They are perfect for seasonal bulletin boards.
Easy for students to make
Do you want easy crafts for students to make independently?
I bet you don’t want students begging for help at every turn.
“I’ve lost the eyes! Where does this piece go? I need helppp!”
NO more! Students complete a few simple steps to create these crafts. Color, write, cut, and glue one piece. There will be no tears (from you or your students)!
Are you time poor?
Who wants to spend hours prepping intricate crafts, where you have to print, cut, and laminate? I bet you don’t want to buy costly materials or spend ages sourcing them in your classroom.
Well, these are NO PREP! Simply print these flip books and go.
It’s time to get your evenings and weekends back, my friend.
No mess, no stress
Do you hate mess at the end of your lessons?
Who wants glitter, paper, and mess everywhere? Not you, I bet.
Well, only pencils, scissors, and glue are required for these crafts. No paint and no glitter, I pinky promise!
Suitable for multiple grade levels
Whether you’ve got Kindergarten, First Grade, or Second Grade students, these crafts are for you! Yes, that’s right, these crafts will suit your students, no matter their grade or handwriting size! Each craft comes in two versions, with dotted and plain lines, so you can choose which suits your students.
But what if you’ve got experienced writers who need more space to write their lengthy responses? No problem! You can print as many writing pages as you like. Students can glue multiple writing pages underneath the colored top page. Instead of a two page flipbook, they can have three or four page how to writing craft!
What’s included with these how to writing crafts?
There are instrucion pages and pictures so that students can see how to make the crafts. There are also planning pages for students to plan their writing.
Seasons and holidays
Let’s take a look at each season and holiday that these flipbooks comes in. Want to check out the bundle on Teachers Pay Teachers? Click here!
Spring How To Writing Crafts
First, let’s look at these three cute Spring crafts for ‘how to’ writing. These craftivities are a must-have for your procedure writing lessons or Spring bulletin boards. The following procedural crafts are included:
- How to Fly a Kite
- How to Look After a Flower
Although this one isn’t pictured, there is a third prompt!
- How to Dress for Rain
St. Patrick’s Day How To Writing Crafts
Next, we have these two St. Patrick’s Day crafts which are perfect for March bulletin boards! There are two ‘how to’ writing prompts –
- How to Find a Pot of Gold
- How to Catch a Leprechaun
Easter How To Writing Crafts
Okay, how adroable are these two Easter crafts?! These craftivities are a must-have for your procedural writing lessons, writing centers, or writer’s workshop. The following craftivities are included:
- How to Have an Easter Egg Hunt
- How to Catch the Easter Bunny
Back To School How To Writing Crafts
When the Back To School season comes around, why not have these activities handy? Students can learn the procedures for –
- How To Get Ready For School
- How To Go To School
Halloween How To Writing Crafts
These Halloween crafts are ideal for Fall and October bulletin boards. Your students will LOVE these writing prompts, so check out these procedural crafts for your literacy, writing, or art lessons! There are 3 writing prompts –
- How To Make A Magic Potion
- How To Carve A Pumpkin
Although this one isn’t pictured, there is a third prompt!
- How To Catch A Ghost
Winter How To Writing Crafts
These writing crafts are NO PREP! Simply print these flip books and go. These crafts are great for wall displays or bulletin boards in December/Winter time.
- How to Stay Warm in Winter
- How to Make Hot Chocolate
Although this one isn’t pictured, there is a third prompt!
- How to Build a Snowman
Christmas How To Writing Crafts
Lastly, these Christmas activities are great for December writing lessons or art lessons. There are two writing prompts –
- How to Wrap a Present
- How to Decorate a Christmas Tree
Interested in all of these crafts? Grab the bundle here!
I hope you’ve enjoyed checking out these crafts,
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