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30 Days of Writing Prompts for April

We are back with our 30 Days of Writing Prompts. Our goal is to help you keep your editorial calendar stocked with plenty of writing ideas!

Do you need writing inspiration? We have writing prompts for each day of April to help you write and blog all month long.

30 Days of Writing Prompts

Feel free to pick and choose which prompts work well for your site.

  1. April Fool’s Day! Tell us your best practical joke story.
  2. April is the awareness month for many important causes, which one will you be supporting, and why?
  3. Do you have fun at your job?
  4. How do you incorporate exercise into your day?
  5. What is your hobby? Give us your expert advice to get started so we can try it!
  6. Describe your favorite spring activity.
  7. Write a post inspired by this word: butterfly
  8. 5 tips for staying organized
  9. Tell us a funny story about an animal.
  10. Do you have a sibling? Write a post inspired by him or her.
  11. Let’s talk about libraries and librarians! How have they impacted your life?
  12. What are your best money saving tips?
  13. What generation do you wish you grew up in?
  14. Share a recipe featuring pecans
  15. What are your goals for spring?
  16. What does Easter Sunday mean to you?
  17. What does your dream house look like?
  18. How do you juggle all the responsibilities in your day?
  19. Share your favorite recipe featuring cream cheese.
  20. What inspired you to get involved in social media?
  21. How do you keep your children from telling lies?
  22. What is your best photography tip?
  23. Selfie — tell us what you love about yourself.
  24. Have you looked into your family history? Tell us about one of your ancestors.
  25. Write a post inspired by this word: moving
  26. What advice would you give to someone starting their first garden?
  27. Take your daughter to work day. What do you want your daughter to gain from the experience?
  28. Tell us a flash fiction story about a boy in a red hat.
  29. What were your three favorite children’s books when you were a kid?
  30. Write a real and authentic post about something important to your heart.

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About Tracie Nall

Tracie lives in Arizona with her husband, teen daughter, and more books than her shelves will hold. She spends her days writing and editing. Many of her words end up on her blog, From Tracie. Find Tracie on Twitter @FromTracie and on Instagram where she takes pictures of things that are yellow.
Do you need writing inspiration? We have writing prompts for April to help you write and blog all month long.
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  6. Love this! Thanks so much for posting these awesome ideas. Always good to have something to get the juices flowing!

  12. This is great! Trying to really stick to a blog schedule (already blew it this morning…) and I appreciate any extra help 🙂

    Great prompts!

  13. Sounds like fun to me! I’m in! Some of these will be fun posts to write for sure! Looking forward to reading what others write on the same topic with their own perspective!

  14. I love this! I need to start planning TODAY to be ready for next month. Instead of blogging/vlogging all “commando.” 🙂

    • I am new to this site and saw your remarks and saw your article about checks and balances that i woukd like to read but i cant seem to get on the site it is very confusing to me. Lol.