Fun Writing Ideas and Journal Prompts— As an educator, you know that writing is a critical skill that students must develop in order to succeed in the future. Regardless of their age or grade level, writing should be an integral part of your curriculum. For many students, writing can be hard work, so it’s important […]
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51 Exciting Things to Write About in a Journal
Are you looking to enhance your classroom curriculum this year with innovative journal writing topics? It is easier than you think. Simply take some time to explore the exciting things to write about in a journal ideas outlined below. You’ll be glad you did! 🙂 For many students in the classroom, journaling is their favorite […]
73 Writing Prompts for Kids (1/3)
Writing Prompts for Middle School Kids— Middle school is a confusing time for many kids, as your students find themselves caught on the line between childhood and the teenage years. Fortunately, you can ease their transition by giving them the tools they need to reflect on their changing lives and improve their self-esteem. We believe […]
10 Journal Writing Tips for Kids
Journal Writing Tips for Kids— See and explore ten tips guaranteed to hook kids’ attention and interest in journal writing! Journal writing helps kids to process the myriad of thoughts, feelings, and emotions they experience. It is also an excellent form of creative self-expression. But, when faced with a journal full of blank lines or […]
Valentine Free Printable Journal Page
Valentine’s Day Printable Journal and Prompts for Students I invite you to elevate journal writing to a wildly enjoyable adventure full of discovery and expression for your students. Use the free, printable guided journal page, writing prompt ideas, and the three journaling tips outlined below to help move the journaling process along joyfully and creatively for […]
46 Essay Prompts for Elementary Kids
Essay Writing Ideas for Elementary School Kids— Journal writing is a time-honored pedagogical tradition, helping kids engage with their budding vocabularies, penmanship and reading comprehension, all while getting to use their imaginations and process their own thoughts and feelings. In other words, journal writing rocks. That doesn’t mean any ol’ journaling session is effective, however. […]