Posts Tagged by human interest

Writing Prompts | 53 Ideas about Father’s Day

Writing 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… more

Journal Prompts: 53 Meaningful Earth Day Writing Ideas

Journal Prompts for Kids– Earth Day (April 22nd) brings students an opportunity to examine their relationships with the environment and to think about how their lifestyles affect the world around them. The following 53 journal prompts will ask students to consider some tough questions, such as whether or not it’s necessary for people to own… more

53 Journal Writing Topics about April Fool’s Day

Journal Writing Topics: April Fool’s Day– This April holiday is a fun time for students, as they get an excuse to play practical jokes on one another and on family members all in the spirit of the holiday.This is just one of the fun journal topics we’ll explore today (but come back again as more… more

Journal Ideas: 8 Fun Inspirations for Kid Journaling

Journal Ideas – Great journal ideas are key to keeping kids engaged in thier journal keeping efforts. Journaling is a fun way to keep a child’s writing skills – and imagination – sharp and fresh. This activity is great to share as a family, to do on one’s own or to mix it up and… more

How to Journal | 5 Great Tips

How to Journal — For the purpose of this article we focus on tweens, yet know that these tips really may be applied to anyone of any age. Journal keeping is an ageless activity! Journal keeping can serve several purposes. For example, it is a great tool when a tween needs to vent their feelings… more

Valentine's Messages | Elementary Writing Ideas

Valentine’s Messages for Elementary Students | 77 Writing Ideas

Valenine’s Writing Ideas— Valentine’s messages warm everyone’s hearts, and on Valentine’s Day students are excited to receive and give one another cards and treats to celebrate friendship, caring, and love. This day is also a great time to get them thinking about what love means and how they can work to show those feelings for… more

Good Relationships | Three Tips for Tweens

Tweens— Good Relationships are key to a happy life and journaling can help a child to develop essential skills needed to create good relationships in every area of life, especially with family. If your child is struggling with her relationships at home, she might be surprised to find that keeping a journal can help to… more

Emotional Relationships | Helping Kids Relate to Others

Emotional relationships are a part of life, even for children. Indeed emotions are a major part of life for everyone and vital to building healthy relationships. It is a fact, however, that the pre-teen years are challenging for most kids when it comes to dealing with emotions, and especially dealing with emotional responses to others.… more

Controlling Relationships | Helping Kids Deal with Them

Controlling relationships are part of growing up in today’s word and they can be difficult to deal with for many reasons. This is why good friendships can be a soft place to land, especially for tweens. Good friendships can create an environment where kids feel safe, secure, and loved by special friends. Of course not… more

Writing Ideas | 67 Journal Prompts for Inspiration

Writing ideas and journal prompts— Writing ideas and journal prompts are essential components to one of our favorite activities… Journaling! There are endless ideas to write about in a journal and to help your child (or your students) along in their writing process we have some ideas. The following listing of 67, yes 67 innovative… more