Fall Writing Center for September Vocabulary Words and September Writing

This fall writing center for September will serve as inspiration and guidance for your students as they learn to independently write! They will love all the fun ideas for writing and you will love the independence that this writing center will give your students as you work with small groups with less interruptions!

September/Fall Writing Center Word Bank:

• Pocket chart cards for 28 vocabulary words with pictures with a fall theme
• Full-page reference of the 28 vocabulary words with pictures
• Headers for the writing center pocket chart
• EDITABLE version – create your own word cards with text and pictures

Words included: acorn, apple cider, apple tree, bushel, core, corn, crow, fall, falling leaves, football, gourd, grandparents, haystack, jacket, leaves, owl, Patriot Day, peace, picking, rake, scarecrow, September, squirrel, sunflower, sweatshirt, wind, apples, bonfire

BONUS: Writing Pages

• ’How To’ writing template with space for pictures (2 pages)
• Primary lined paper (12 pages)
• Intermediate lined paper (12 pages)
• Comic book templates (3 pages)
• Letter writing template (2 pages)
• Instagram post template (1 page)
• Postcard template (2 pages)

BONUS: Student Reference Pages

• ‘Don’t Forget’ Writing Hints
• What Can You Write Today? Display
• Colors
• Alphabet
• Numbers 0-20
• Days of the Week
• Months of the Year
• Colors

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What makes this writing center different?

Set this Fall Writing Center up in one of three ways (or all 3 for variety!)

✅ Option One: Calendar Pocket Chart

These square vocabulary cards fit perfectly in the pockets of a calendar pocket chart. In addition, you can include the ‘Don’t Forget’ Writing Hints in the bottom row for a helpful student reference!

This is an ideal setup if you have a bulletin board near a small table. Students will gather here at their ‘free write center’ and have all tools they need within reach.

✅ Option Two: Full Page Display

Print one or more copies of the full-page word bank so students can grab a word bank and writing paper to work anywhere around the room.

✅ Option Three: Binder Ring

Print one or more copies of the square pocket chart pieces and hole punch in the corners. Put them on a binder ring. Students can grab a word bank and writing paper to work anywhere around the room.