Posts Tagged by journal

Confidence and Self Esteem

Confidence and Self Esteem: Four Tips for Parents and Caregivers Promoting confidence and self esteem in your child is one of the most important things you can do for his or her happiness and success. Children with higher levels of confidence and self esteem are more likely to be satisfied with their abilities and to… more

Mother’s Day Activities

Mother’s Day Activities— Mother’s Day is Just a Week Away! There are many Mother’s Day activities that teachers and students enjoy such as craft and gift making. But, having your student create a special journal for their moms this Mother’s Day is a deeply meaningful and powerful activity for your students. Journaling about Mother’s Day… more

Ask a Girl to List the Stuff She Likes about Herself and You Will Likely Stump Her

Girls Self Esteem Journal Little Falls, MINNESOTA—Ask a girl to list the stuff that she really likes about herself and she will likely list a few things. Ask her to list the stuff that she doesn’t like about herself and she just might need someone to stop her! On the other hand, she might not… more

Writing Prompts

Writing Prompts—A writing prompt can be found anywhere. It can be found in a dictionary, TV ad, newspaper, magazine, picture or on the Internet. are often used by kids (and adults too!) who keep a journal or write creatively. Of course, many writers enjoy using a good writing prompt when they begin a new writing… more

Notebook Journal

Notebook Journal — When a new, exciting journaling product is brought to my attention, I jump for joy. Well let me tell you, I did cartwheels over my recent discovery! These new-to-me notebook journals called Vintage Vinyl Journals are simply fabulous. They are so unique and creative because they are made entirely from vinyl albums,… more

Writing Prompts for Shared Journaling

Writing Prompts for Sharing Journaling— Though parents often intend to spend quality time connecting with their kids, it’s easy to get side-tracked by life’s many distractions and responsibilities. However, by scheduling time and activities to share together, you can foster connection and promote a greater sense of self-worth in your child. Many parents use shared… more

Shared Journaling Benefits

Shared Journaling— Between hectic schedules and the distraction of electronic communication, parents and kids sometimes have trouble finding the time to connect. However, the relationship you share with your child is one of the most important relationships you’ll ever have, and it deserves nurturing. Shared journaling is one of the best ways to care for… more

Tips for Creative Writing

Tips for Creative Writing — Though creative writing might seem like a vague, nebulous term that encompasses a wide range of work, it is also an outlet for emotion and a way for writers to pass along the truths they’ve learned to others. Authors become more aware of their own thoughts and identities through the… more

Writing for Fun | Journal Prompts for Elementary Kids

Writing for Fun— When you’re looking for a way to inspire creativity in your students, there’s no better way to get their minds going than through . With writing prompts, a simple question yields endless possibilities and offers each student an opportunity to express his or her individuality. Though your students might not always have… more

Creative Writing Prompts for Tweens

Creative Writing Prompts for Tweens— As tweens prepare to transition into the next stage of their lives, they often feel pressured to conform to what’s “popular.” They might feel pressured to fit in with other students and feel uncomfortable expressing their own individual preferences. That’s why it’s so important to emphasize creativity and the power… more