Writing may be practiced year round, but the holidays are a particularly fun time to encourage children to practice their creative writing skills. A great way to encourage and inspire young writers is through the use of writing prompts. Below is a list of 28 great prompts for your young writers. Pumpkins, candy corn, zombies and mummies give […]
Prompts for Holidays
Fourth of July Writing Ideas
Fourth of July Writing Ideas— The Fourth of July is a beloved American holiday – a time when families indulge in fireworks, food, and friendship. As the summer holiday approaches, give children the chance to think about their favorite Fourth of July activities and the significance behind the holiday. Here are My Top 5 Favorite […]
61 Prompts to Honor Martin Luther King, Jr.
Write About Martin Luther King— While you’re teaching your students about Martin Luther King this January, engage them further by encouraging them to learn more about him, his life, and his legacy. Come and explore the fabulous list of 61 writing ideas for kids shown below about MLK Jr. With these new kids writing prompts, students will […]
50 New Year’s Writing Ideas
What are Good New Year’s Writing Ideas for Students? The start of the new year is an especially relevant time for journaling and reflection. As you prepare for the next year, encourage students to reflect on their success in the previous year and their goals for the new year. Though journaling might seem like a simple […]
54 Christmas Writing Ideas for Kids
Writing Ideas for Kids about Christmas— These 54 new journal prompts are all about Christmas—and they are sure to please everyone on your classroom list. With questions about the feeling of Christmas morning and early Christmas memories, there are plenty of opportunities for reflection. Students will also consider important topics like the benefits of giving and […]
25 World Holidays Prompts (2/2)
World Holidays Journal Prompts for Students: (Part 2/2) — When students are bombarded with media and ideas from a particular culture, it can be difficult for them to understand the challenges faced by people in other societies. Though students might strive for empathy, they may struggle to accept alternate viewpoints and lifestyles. Journaling can combat […]
