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Journaling, Decisions and Empowerment for Tweens

Journaling— Being able to make good decisions is an important part of one’s as it allows one to make decisions that are not only right for us, without pressure from others, but also allows us to make decisions that will gain the trust of people we love and admire. The journaling process empowers the tween… more

Creative Writing Story Starters

Creative Writing Story Starters— With these new creative writing story starters, students will enjoy 56 fun boosts of creativity. Each story starter gives students a starting point from which they can take any number of directions. They’ll think about what they would do if they found $1000 on the ground or what would happen if… more

Kids Writing | 61 Prompts to Honor Martin Luther King, Jr.

Kids 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… more

New Year’s Writing Ideas

New 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… more

Creative Writing for Kids

Creative Writing for Kids – Help Your Child to Appreciate Writing Creative writing for kids is a great way to teach your child the value of writing. Teaching a child to write can be a fun learning process. It allows them to exercise their creativity and literary skills while at the same time gaining better… more

Christmas Writing Ideas for Kids

Christmas 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… more

Christmas Gifts for Kids

Christmas Gifts for Kids: Shared Journal Restores Parent, Child and Sibling Connections One of the biggest reasons that conflict exists between two people is because there is a lack of understanding regarding how the other person feels. This is true in the relationship between children and their parents or siblings. When emotions are heated it… more

Writing Prompts for Students about World Holidays

Journal Prompts for Students: World Holidays (Part 2/2)

Journal 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… more

Writing Prompts — National Stress Free Family Holiday Month

Writing Prompts: National Stress Free Family Holiday Month— Between baking, shopping, and decorating, the holidays are a hectic time for many families. Though most of these responsibilities might fall to parents, kids often still feel the stress. Unfortunately, when people feel pressured, they can lose sight of the true meaning of the season. With these… more

Journaling | Creativity and Intuition

Journaling | Cultivating Creativity and Intuition— Creativity is the mental process that involves discovering new ideas or the new associations of existing ones, and is stimulated by both conscious and unconscious insights. Intuition, on the other hand, is the ability to arrive at conclusions without the use of reason or inference. Intuition supplies us with… more