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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This March packet contains the following journal items:
Journal Prompts Included:
1 – In March,
2 – To take care of a puppy,
3 – I help at home
4 – At a birthday party,
5 – At a museum,
6 – During indoor recess,
7 – During outdoor recess,
8 – When I go to the grocery store
9 – In outer space,
10 – At a fire station,
11 – A construction worker
12 – When I ride in a car
13 – In the forest,
14 – On the playground,
15 – Dogs can
16 – On St. Patrick’s Day,
17 – At a movie theater,
18 – At a farm,
19 – I love when my parents
20 – My favorite thing about March was
21 – Blank
This is the third month in a row that I have used these monthly primary journals. My students and I all love them and find them very engaging. They align with our daily goals and are an excellent resource. My favorite part of these journal prompts are the pictures that go along with them for options.
— Caitlyn S.
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