Journal Ideas for Middle School Students — By the time children are in middle school, they’ve learned how to start writing their ideas on paper. From middle school, on into high school and college, students will get many essay assignments on different topics. Writing regularly gets children used to expressing their ideas, and can get […]
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31 Writer’s Prompts to Get Kids Writing Regularly
It’s an English teacher’s worst-kept secret: the more kids write, the better they get at writing. And whether your middle-schoolers love writing creatively or complain about writing even simple book reports, they should be writing something every single day if you want them to improve their skills. To help you get your students writing regularly, […]
34 Creative Writing Prompts
It is time to sit down to write something for fun, but now you are stuck. Maybe you have so many ideas that you are having trouble picking just one. You might be like many creative writers who can’t think of anything new to write about all of the time. To be clear, you aren’t […]
30 Creative Writing Prompts High School
Creative Journal Writing for High School Students — By the time high school students walk into our ELA classrooms, they aren’t exactly new to the world of writing assignments. They’ve trudged through the narrative essays. They’ve practiced the art of persuasion. Short stories. Poems. Non-fiction. They have journaled, summarized, analyzed, and reflected. So how do […]
32 Letter Writing Prompts for Kids
Letter writing may not be in fashion anymore, but it’s still an incredibly valuable skill for people of all ages to have—and there’s no better time to introduce students to letter writing than middle school. Middle school students may not be totally familiar with the process, but they will quickly grow to appreciate the art […]
52 Easy Writing Prompts
Easy Writing Prompts — It’s never too early to help kids develop the healthy skill of daily reflective writing—and elementary school is the perfect time to begin the habit. Regular journal writing is a wonderful practice with life-long benefits for kids who start young. Journaling improves reasoning and deductive skills, promotes reflective and careful thought, […]
