With these June writing prompts, you’ll try something new each day and write about your experiences. Write about the thing you tried and consider whether it was difficult to try something new. What did you enjoy (or dislike) about each new experience?
In these new May writing prompts students will get creative as they think about the similarities and differences between various experiences.
Help students take the time to appreciate the many positive aspects of their lives with these 28 new February writing prompts for kids.
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