May Prompts for Three Things Thursday

Discussion or Journaling Prompts for Three Things Thursday

If you use a Three Things Thursday prompt in your classroom or homeschool as part of a morning meeting discussion or individual writing activity, here is a list of prompts to consider for May.

Include a Three Things Thursday activity as a low-key way for students to get to know one another. It’s also a way to provide no-pressure practice as a brief writing prompt. Or, add the question to your whiteboard or in your Google classroom to get kids thinking about a variety of topics.

List of May Prompts to Use for Three Things Thursday

3 words to describe mom
3 things that make you happy
3 things you wish had been invented
3 favorite Star Wars characters
3 characteristics of a great teacher
3 things you could teach someone else to do
3 outdoor jobs you think are interesting
3 favorite video or computer games
3 things that make you nervous
3 places in the United States you’d like to visit
3 things you can make with pipe cleaners
3 things you think about before going to sleep
3 useful skills you think you should learn
3 favorite days from your whole life
3 weird food combinations
3 people in history you want to learn about
3 favorite field trips
3 nicknames you’d like to have
3 business ideas
3 words you can make from the letters in your name
3 places that make you feel calm
3 favorite phone apps
3 surprising things about you
3 unusual items to include in a scavenger hunt
3 favorite dog breeds
3 laws you think should be changed
3 worst animals to have as a pet
3 people you want to honor in remembrance

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