Write for Fun Ideas— With these 31 fun writing ideas, you can give your students an exciting jumping off point for their writing. From writing about their favorite cartoon character to exploring favorite family traditions, these prompts will provide kids with some writing ideas that will allow them to just enjoy the fun and excitement that […]
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54 Creativity Writing Prompts
Writing Prompts for Kids on Creativity and Inspiration— When children are young, their imaginations run wild—unhindered by the experience and fear of embarrassment that develops as they grow older. During elementary school and middle school, many kids have trouble coming up with the same types of creative ideas that may have come naturally when they were […]
365 Journal Writing Prompts for Kids
365 Writing Prompt Ideas— This exciting new list of 365 prompts will take kids through an entire year of fun, reflective journaling! Throughout the year, kids will enjoy answering imaginative questions about the universe, history, and new possibilities. All the kids writing ideas in this series are sorted by month and are a mix of […]
50 Journal Writing Prompts for Kids
All or Nothing Day Journaling Prompts— On July 26th, people across the world will celebrate All or Nothing Day—a special time for people to face their fears, follow their dreams, and share their feelings. All or Nothing Day is based on the idea of living each day like it’s your last. To celebrate the holiday, […]
55 Shared Journaling Ideas
Writing Prompts for Sharing Journaling— Though parents often intend to spend quality time connecting with their kids, it’s easy to get sidetracked by life’s many distractions and responsibilities. However, by scheduling time and activities to share together, you can foster connection and promote a greater sense of self-worth in your child. Many parents use shared […]
53 Writing for Fun Journal Prompts
Writing for Fun: 53 Journal Prompts for Elementary Students— When you’re looking for a way to inspire creativity in your students, there’s no better way to get their minds going than through journal prompts. With writing prompts, a simple question yields endless possibilities and offers each student an opportunity to express his or her individuality. Though […]
