Primary Writing Journal Prompts | School Year Bundle (Sept - May)
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Get your beginning writers into the routine of writing everyday with these primary journal prompts. With sentence starters on each page, these are perfect for students in kindergarten through second grade. Each page has an editing checklist and featured words with pictures, which is great for students in the beginning stages of writing. A blank page is also included in this pack for your more advanced writers to create their own unique journal entry.
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Includes 9 resources
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Get your beginning writers into the routine of writing everyday with these primary journal prompts. With sentence starters on each page, these are perfect for students in kindergarten through second grade. Each page has an editing checklist and featured words with pictures, which is great for students in the beginning stages of writing. A blank page is also included in this pack for your more advanced writers to create their own unique journal entry.
This December packet contains the following journal items:
Journal Prompts Included:
1 - In December,
2 - If I were a passenger on the Polar Express,
3 - On a snowy day,
4 - If I’m sick,
5 - Someone who makes me feel special is
6 - In a winter wonderland,
7 - My favorite holiday is
8 - My favorite way to create art is
9 - Some ways to spread holiday cheer are
10 - At a party,
11 - My favorite holiday treats are
12 - To make a gingerbread house,
13 - Some ways I’m responsible are
14 - To wrap a present,
15 - When I take an important test
16 - I asked Santa for
17 - At the North Pole,
18 - In Santa’s workshop,
19 - On New Years Eve,
20 - My favorite thing about December was
21 - Blank
My student(s) grew from not liking writing and having behaviors when asked to complete a writing assignment to loving writing and becoming more independent.
— Felicia M.
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