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Tweet Labor Day Writing Ideas for Kids— From the desk of Jill Schoenberg This Labor Day, help students understand what this holiday is really about through . Though many students might not be aware of the importance of Labor Day, it is truly a significant American holiday. Help them understand the reasons for celebrating American workers [...]
TweetKids Writing— Journal Prompts for students that honor Martin Luther King, Jr. While you’re teaching your students about Martin Luther King this January, engage them further by pushing them to learn more about him, his life and his legacy. With these new , students will expand their understanding of Dr King and deepen their respect [...]
TweetNew Year’s Writing Ideas— 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 2011 and their goals for 2012. These 50 invite students to think about their New Year’s resolutions and their happiest memories [...]
TweetChristmas Writing Ideas for Kids— Through journaling, students stretch the limits of their minds and their writing skills. The benefits are substantial, and it’s incredibly easy to get started. These 54 new are all about Christmas—and they are sure to please everyone on your classroom list. With questions about the feeling of Christmas morning and [...]
TweetJournal Prompts for Students– 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 these problems, as guided prompts [...]
TweetJournal Prompts for Children: Exploring Holidays Around the World— Part One 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. can [...]
TweetWriting Prompts | Election Day— In these 52 new writing prompts about Election Day, students explore the importance of voting and a balanced political system in our country. Regardless of political affiliation, students are encouraged to consider alternate viewpoints and to look at the issues from all sides. They’ll think about new methods of voting [...]
TweetJournal Prompts — Ideas and inspirations for the 4th of July 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 students the chance to think about their favorite Fourth of July activities and the significance behind the holiday. [...]
TweetWriting Prompt— Ideas and Inspirations for Father’s Day On Father’s Day, students will be spending time with their fathers, thinking about the mutual appreciation and love they share. In these 53 new writing prompt ideas, students will think about why they love their fathers so much, as well as how they can show their fathers [...]
Tweet Journal Writing Topics— Memorial Day is an important time for Americans to remember our veterans and those who have served our country. It is also an opportunity to honor those loved ones who have gone before us. Journaling is a powerful activity that helps students to understand big topics. While research papers and essays [...]
