Looking for some fun Mother’s Day activities for your students? Thinkfinity has some great ideas and resources that can be used for Mother’s Day writing projects with your kids!

Write a Poem for Mom
Your kids will lean and have fun while writing a special poem for their mom. Check out the Diamante Poems and the Acrostic Poems interactive tools from ReadWriteThink to get started!

Write a Letter to Mom
Students can use the Letter Generator from ReadWriteThink to write a letter to their Mom.

Mom is the Best!
The Persuasion Map from ReadWriteThink is a great tool to help students write about why their Mom is the best. Or have the class write a group essay about why Moms are important.

Writing Center
Have students work at home with their families to create a Mom & Me book. On the cover sheet provided, have students fill in their name. In the space at the bottom, students can either draw a picture of themselves with their mom or glue a photograph. On each inside page, have students write one thing that they like to do with their mom and illustrate it with a drawing or photograph. Encourage them to include activities that begin with the letter m. For example, "My mom and I like to munch on snacks at the movies." Students can highlight the letter m whenever it is used in their book. Encourage parents to work with their child on at least five pages for the "Mom and Me" book. For additional ideas, they can read the book Just Me and My Mom by Mercer Mayer.